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AMA Specialty Journal Abstracts

AMA Specialty Journal Abstracts AMA Journal Abstracts Specialty an immunosorbent tigen, using enzyme-linked assay (Chlamydiazyme, III ARCH DERMATOL Abbott North Positive Chicago, Laboratories, Chicago, 111). results were con¬ firmed a a blocking (Abbott and/or direct using reagent Laboratories) fluorescent test antibody Syva, Palo A low (MicroTrak, Alto, Calif). Disorders and Personality Psychopathologic level of (below the immunosorbent chlamydial antigen enzyme-linked in Patients With Symptoms Androgenetic Alopecia threshold recommended the was also looked for by manufacturer) assay when was confirmed the direct fluorescent test. and, found, by antibody and The few articles on the inter¬ Background Design: published Prenatal and clinics in a 500-bed commu¬ Setting: family practice to actions between factors and seem psychological alopecia yield nity hospital. results. To assess the between contrasting relationships alopecia, Patients: were collected from 489 random Specimens asymptom¬ Statistical Manual Mental Revised gender, Diagnostic of Disorders, atic or women. symptomatic Third Edition and personality disorders, symp¬ psychopathologic Main Outcome Measure: The detection of the chlamydial antigen toms reactive we administered the Disorders to alopecia, Personality from endocervical swab was with the detection specimens compared and the Checklist-90 to a ran¬ Questionnaire-Revised Symptoms from first-voided urine specimens. selected of 116 with domly sample outpatients androgenetic alopecia. Results: swab http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA American Medical Association

AMA Specialty Journal Abstracts

JAMA , Volume 272 (15) – Oct 19, 1994

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American Medical Association
Copyright
Copyright © 1994 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved. Applicable FARS/DFARS Restrictions Apply to Government Use.
ISSN
0098-7484
eISSN
1538-3598
DOI
10.1001/jama.1994.03520150012004
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Abstract

AMA Journal Abstracts Specialty an immunosorbent tigen, using enzyme-linked assay (Chlamydiazyme, III ARCH DERMATOL Abbott North Positive Chicago, Laboratories, Chicago, 111). results were con¬ firmed a a blocking (Abbott and/or direct using reagent Laboratories) fluorescent test antibody Syva, Palo A low (MicroTrak, Alto, Calif). Disorders and Personality Psychopathologic level of (below the immunosorbent chlamydial antigen enzyme-linked in Patients With Symptoms Androgenetic Alopecia threshold recommended the was also looked for by manufacturer) assay when was confirmed the direct fluorescent test. and, found, by antibody and The few articles on the inter¬ Background Design: published Prenatal and clinics in a 500-bed commu¬ Setting: family practice to actions between factors and seem psychological alopecia yield nity hospital. results. To assess the between contrasting relationships alopecia, Patients: were collected from 489 random Specimens asymptom¬ Statistical Manual Mental Revised gender, Diagnostic of Disorders, atic or women. symptomatic Third Edition and personality disorders, symp¬ psychopathologic Main Outcome Measure: The detection of the chlamydial antigen toms reactive we administered the Disorders to alopecia, Personality from endocervical swab was with the detection specimens compared and the Checklist-90 to a ran¬ Questionnaire-Revised Symptoms from first-voided urine specimens. selected of 116 with domly sample outpatients androgenetic alopecia. Results: swab

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