[Pelvic Inflammatory Disease - Synergies between Family Practices and Gynaecological Specialised Assessment]
Janna Pape1, Florian Gnehm2, Michael Bajka1
11 Klinik für Gynäkologie, Universitätsspital Zürich.
Abstract:
Pelvic Inflammatory Disease - Synergies between Family Practices and Gynaecological Specialised Assessment Abstract. The 'pelvic inflammatory disease' (PID) describes an ascending inflammation of the upper female genital tract, beginning with a local cervicitis and proceeding to endometritis and adnexitis. It is a common clinical picture with rising numbers in recent years, and it occurs both in gynaecological and general practice. The symptoms are often unspecific, discrete or althogehter lacking. In order to reduce long-term risks of chronic pelvic pain, sterility and/or ectopic pregnancies, rapid diagnosis followed by immediate therapy and a good interdisciplinary cooperation are necessary. Screening programs for chlamydia and gonococcus as the most common pathogens of PID have not yet been implemented in Switzerland so far.
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