Infectious Diseases in Obstetrics and Gynecology / 2020 / Article / Tab 7 / Research Article
Detection of Ureaplasma Biovars and Subtyping of Ureaplasma parvum among Women Referring to a University Hospital in Morocco Table 7 Ureaplasma biovars and U. parvum serovars according to geographical area.
Study, region Study group Prevalence % ( ) Ureaplasma spp.UU UP UU/UP SV UP SV 1 SV 3/14 SV 6 Multiple SV Our study, Morocco 1053: P and NP women 25.4 (268/1053) 12.1 (128/1053) 7 (74/1053) 6.3 (66/1053) 20 (28/140) 57.1 (80/140) 17.9 (25/140) 5 (7/140) [21 ]; Italy 806: P and NP women 23 (186/806) 14 (22/158 ) 86 (136/158 ) None 37 (50/136) 39 (53/136) 24 (33/136) None [3 ]; Croatia 1370: P and NP women 34.4 (471/1370) 7.4 (18/244× ) 92.6 (226/244× ) None ND ND ND ND Our study, Morocco 856: NP women 24.3 (208/856) 11.6 (99/856) 6.8 (58/856) 6 (51/856) 26.6 29/109 60.6 (66/109) 15.6 (22/109) 6.4 (7/109) [22 ]; Brazil 302: sexually active NP women 76.2≠ (230/302) 16.6 (50/302) 60.6 (183/302) 4.6 (14/302) 23.6 (37/156” ) 39.5 (62/156” ) 40.8 (64/156” ) 11.5 (18/156” ) Our study; Morocco 197: P women 30.5 (60/197) 14.7 (29/197) 8.1 (16/197) 7.6 (15/197) 9.7 (3/31) 64.5 (20/31) 25.8 (8/31) None [14 ]; Australia 191: P women 48 (91/191) 13 (25/191) 39 (74/191) ND 15.3 (11/72#) SV3: 37.5 (27/72# ) SV14: 0 (0/72# ) 43 (31/72# ) SV6.1: 1.4 (1/72# ) 2.8 (2/72# ) [5 ]; Australia 78: U from vaginal swabs of P women 78 Ureaplasma positives 19.2 (15/78) 79.5 (62/78) 1.3 (1/78) 27 (17/63) 49 (31/63) 16 (10/63) 8 (5/63) [23 ]; United States 169: U from vaginal swabs of P women 169 Ureaplasma positives 14 (24/169) 81 (137/169) 4 (7/169± ) 23 (33/144) SV3: 59.7 (86/144) SV14: 4.2 (6/144) 28.5 (41/144) ND
P: pregnant; NP: nonpregnant; UU:
Ureaplasma urealyticum ; UP:
Ureaplasma parvum ; SV: serovar; ND: not determined.
Total culture positive only for
Ureaplasma urealyticum. × Only 244 samples were successfully genotyped to UU and UP.
≠ 76.2% (230/302) of the women studied were colonized by Mollicutes.
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U. parvum positives were negative for all four known
U. parvum serovars.
# No amplification 1% (2/72).
± Negative
Ureaplasma spp. 1% (1/169).