Anorectal gonorrhoea and chlamydia among transgender women in Brazil: prevalence and assessment of performance and cost of anorectal infection detection and management approaches.
Daniel Jason McCartneyCarla Gianna LuppiRoberto José de Carvalho da SilvaSandra de AraújoKatia Cristina BassichettoPhilippe MayaudMaria Amelia de Sousa Mascena Verasnull nullPublished in: Sexually transmitted infections (2023)
High prevalence of mostly asymptomatic anorectal NG and CT was observed among Brazilian transgender women. Multi-site NG/CT screening should be offered to transgender women. Where diagnostic testing capacity is limited, syndromic management for those presenting with anorectal symptoms is recommended.
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