FIG 1.
Cervical, first-void urine, and vaginal specimen detection rates for M. genitalium (solid bars), C. trachomatis (horizontally hatched bars), N. gonorrhoeae (gray bars), and T. vaginalis (diagonally hatched bars) from 2,478 female patients.
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