Gay bowel syndrome: The broadened spectrum of nongenital infection: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 76, No 2

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What accounts for the high incidence of sexually transmitted infections in homosexual men? How has the spectrum of such infections changed in the recent past? Dr Quinn discusses the conditions covered by the term “gay bowel syndrome” and provides steps and a flowchart that the physician can use to help discover patients at risk and to diagnose infection, if present.

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