| prevalence of m. genitalium and u. urealyticum in urine tested for c. trachomatis. | mycoplasma genitalium and ureaplasma urealyticum cause sexually transmitted infections. while m. genitalium is an established aetiological agent, u. urealyticum is still controversial as a pathogen. testing for these microbes is not yet widely available in norway, and knowledge of their prevalence is limited. in this study we have investigated the prevalence of m. genitalium and u. urealyticum in a heterogeneous population from vestfold and telemark. | 2016 | 26813816 |