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A study involving of 2,000 cases of urethritis revealed the presence of Chlamydia trachomatis in 44% of patients. Following a pathophysiological review, the strongly suggestive clinical picture of infection by this microorganism is emphasized. This study stresses two precise points by dealing with: firstly, the importance of the choice of technique for demonstration of the presence of the bacteria, and its reliability; secondly, the value of bacteriological evidence of the infection in order to treat not only the patient but also the partner(s) and to subsequently confirm the treatment as being effective.
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