Abstract

Recent approaches to determine optimal antimicrobial treatment for acute pelvic inflammatory disease are reviewed. From this review, it is suggested that in future studies a randomized study design, with controls for known factors which influence prognosis, and a uniform objective scoring system for monitoring clinical response be used and long-term evaluation of tubal function be performed. Such studies are urgently needed if optimal therapy for pelvic inflammatory disease is to be defined.

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