Table 1. Results and baseline characteristics of women who received rectal GC and CT testing.

Total of women screened (n) = 97
Total of women positive rectal infections	27 (27.8%)
Rectal infections with CT	17 (17.5%)
Rectal infections with GC	13 (13.4%)
Rectal infections with CT and GC	3 (3%)
Race/ethnicity
Hispanics	62 (63.9%)
Non-Hispanic	35 (36.1%)
Age in years (median [range])	28 (17–46)
Less than 28	52 (53.6%)
More than 28	45 (46.4%)
Income (per year)
Less than US$14,000	81 (87.1%)
More than US$14,000	12 (12.9%)
Number of partners
2 or more in the previous 2 months	14 (14.4%)
4 or more in the previous 12 months	11 (11.3%)
Anal symptoms	2 (2%)
Abnormal anal exam	5 (5.2%)
Urine testing
CT	16 (16.5%)
GC	8 (8.2%)
History of other STIs	51 (52.6%)
HIV-1 positive	2 (2.1%)
Infectious syphilis	7 (7.2%)

CT = Chlamydia trachomatis; GC = Neisseria gonorrhoeae; STI = sexually transmitted infection