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. 2019 Oct 11;7(10):442. doi: 10.3390/microorganisms7100442

Table 2.

CT IgG antibody status in women with a CT-positive history and a CT-negative history.

CT IgG Positive Total p Value
CT-negative history 208 (7.5%) 2780 (100%) <0.001 *
CT-positive history 338 (40.6%) 833 (100%)
NAAT positive in CSI 98 (47.6%) 0.018 **
Self-reported positive 240 (38.3%)
Total 546 (15.1%) 3613 (100%)

CT—Chlamydia trachomatis, IgG—Immunoglobulin G, NAAT—Nucleic Acid Amplification Test, CSI—Chlamydia Screening Implementation study. CT-negative history was defined as: no positive NAAT result during the CSI [16] and no self-reported positive CT test. CT-positive history was defined as: at least one NAAT positive result during CSI or self-reported positive CT test. * p value of the difference in CT IgG positivity between CT history negative and CT history positive women. ** p-value of the difference in CT IgG positivity between CSI–NAAT positives and self-reported positive tests only.