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. 2010 Apr 8;340:c1642. doi: 10.1136/bmj.c1642

Table 2.

 Details of follow-up for potential pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) over 12 months. Values are numbers unless stated otherwise

Variables Screened women (n=1259) Deferred screening controls (n=1270)
% (No) followed up by questionnaire to participant or general practitioner 94.6 (1191) 93.4 (1186)
% (No) selected for additional record search for clinical details of potential PID: 17.3 (218) 14.0 (178)
 Participant or general practitioner reported PID* 12 9
 Laparoscopy 16 24
 Visited doctor for abdominal or pelvic pain 108 95
 Treated for urinary tract infection 50 22
 Reported 3 of 4 symptoms† but did not report seeing doctor 32 28

*Some participants were in more than one category, but each is included only once, in hierarchical order.

†Pelvic pain, dyspareunia, bleeding between menstrual periods, or abnormal vaginal discharge.