Medicina clinica · 2000
[Seroprevalence of HIV infection among sexually transmitted disease clinic attenders. Study Group of the Seroprevalence of Anonymous HIV Unrelated to Patients Consulting a Sexually Transmitted Disease Clinic].
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BACKGROUND: To estimate the seroprevalence of HIV infection among sexually transmitted disease (STD) clinic attenders.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: Unlinked anonymous serologic survey among patients from six STD clinics in 1998.
RESULTS: Among 1,303 patients 3.7% were found to be infected by HIV. Seroprevalences were 48.3% in injecting drug users, 16.7% in homosexual men, 1.3% in prostitutes, 0.9% in heterosexuals from sub-Saharan Africa or Caribbean, and 3.1% in other heterosexuals.
CONCLUSION: In STD clinics attenders heterosexuals from sub-Saharan Africa or Caribbean and prostitutes showed the lowest seroprevalences of HIV infection.
PATIENTS AND METHODS: Unlinked anonymous serologic survey among patients from six STD clinics in 1998.
RESULTS: Among 1,303 patients 3.7% were found to be infected by HIV. Seroprevalences were 48.3% in injecting drug users, 16.7% in homosexual men, 1.3% in prostitutes, 0.9% in heterosexuals from sub-Saharan Africa or Caribbean, and 3.1% in other heterosexuals.
CONCLUSION: In STD clinics attenders heterosexuals from sub-Saharan Africa or Caribbean and prostitutes showed the lowest seroprevalences of HIV infection.