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Since 1978 metronidazole, given orally, has been recognized to be the drug of choice in
treating Gardnerella vaginalis vaginitis.'However, the optimumdosage and duration of …

Vaginal malodour is a common finding. It has been observed in 10 per cent of 113 randomly
selected patients at the outpatient clinic of our obstetric and gynaecological department. In …

In a study of 80 women with Gardnerella vaginosis, 47 were treated with a single dose of 2
mg metronidazole and 33 received a 7-day course of 500 mg twice daily. The cure rates as …

In a study of 154 adult women who presented to their general practitioner with vaginal
symptoms 30 (20%) had Gardnerella vaginalis on its own and 51 (33%) had G vaginalis in …

A double-blind, randomized, therapeutic study was carried out in 289 patients with vaginal
discharge and growth of Gardnerella vaginalis (GV) and no growth of Neisseria …

A randomized, nonblinded study was carried out to evaluate the efficacy of a single 2-g oral
dose of metronidazole (Flagyl*) versus a seven-day regimen in the treatment of “nonspecific …

The Scientific Board of the California Medical Association presents the following inventory of
items of progress in general and family practice. Each item, in the judgment of a panel of …

This case commentary describes a common cause of vaginitis which is unfamiliar to many
practising doctors because its status has been determined only in recent months. The …

Finally, vaginal fistulas are a rare cause of discharge. They may be due to obstetric injuries
or Crohn's disease in young patients or to malignancy or diverticulitis in older women. The …