Revista da Sociedade Brasileira de Medicina Tropical · 2019
Syphilis in female sex workers: an epidemiological study of the highway system of the state of Pará, northern Brazil.
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Cavalcante Natalia Dos Santos, Lima Heverton Rodrigo Reis de, Tabosa Denise Ferreira, Barbosa Elisa do Socorro Sousa, Costa Nayara Priscila da Silva, Costa Luana Mota da, Frade Paula Cristina Rodrigues, Martins Luisa Caricio, Silva-Oliveira Gláucia Caroline, Oliveira-Filho Aldemir Branco de
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INTRODUCTION: Female sex workers (FSWs) are considered a bridge for transmission of pathogens from high-risk to general populations. We assessed the epidemiological status of syphilis in FSWs along the Pará highway system.
METHODS: Two hundred and twenty-two FSWs were interviewed and samples were analyzed using rapid qualitative tests and real-time polymerase chain reaction.
RESULTS: The prevalence of syphilis was high (36.94%). The high rate of prostitution, use of illicit drugs, and search for financial resources increased Treponema pallidum transmission through unprotected sex.
CONCLUSIONS: Several characteristics of FSWs were identified, which reinforce the need for measures guaranteeing their health and protection.
METHODS: Two hundred and twenty-two FSWs were interviewed and samples were analyzed using rapid qualitative tests and real-time polymerase chain reaction.
RESULTS: The prevalence of syphilis was high (36.94%). The high rate of prostitution, use of illicit drugs, and search for financial resources increased Treponema pallidum transmission through unprotected sex.
CONCLUSIONS: Several characteristics of FSWs were identified, which reinforce the need for measures guaranteeing their health and protection.