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Epidemiologic 

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Summary statistics of Sexually Transmitted Diseases in South Australia, 2008

Note: The full epidemiologic report of STD Statistics in South Australia in 2008
  is available for download in Adobe Acrobat (pdf) format.

South Australia 

  Sexually Transmitted Diseases

 

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003 

2004

2005

2006

2007

2008

Chlamydia

1049 10009 1012 1474 1836 2026 2465 2751 3191 3529 3700

Gonorrhoea

224 230 274 225 208 297 371 400 503 457 485

Syphilis

22 14 13 23 29 21 14 11 41 49 47

 

 

  Blood Borne Diseases

 

1998

1999

2000

2001

2002

2003 

2004

2005

2006

2007 2008

HIV cases

35 22 23 45 32 45 55

50

61

55 47

AIDS cases*

24 12 5 13 16 5 12

9

14

3 6

AIDS deaths*

19 8 6 11 15 7 11

4

7

3 -

Non AIDS deaths*

2 3 6 3 4 6 3

4

4

5 3

Hepatitis B (acute)

16 15 25 19 10 10 8

8

4

11 9
Hepatitis D   3 - 3 3 1 1 8 6 11 14

Hepatitis C (incident)

70 88 92 91 45 76 64

51

53

47 43

  †  Newly diagnosed cases only.   
  * 
Includes individuals whose HIV infection may have been diagnosed interstate

  

Clinic 275 - Summary statistics

Diagnoses (2006)

Male

Female

Total

No illness

2536

1539

4075

HIV

11

-

11

Gonorrhoea

133

40

173

Syphilis

26

7

33

Herpes

126

99

225

Chlamydia

387

213

600

NSU

123

na

123

Warts

979

345

1324

Trichomoniasis

3

9

12

Candida vaginitis

na

201

201

Crabs

17

2

19

Scabies

17

2

19

Molluscum contagiosum

181

88

269

Bacterial vaginitis

na

246

246

Hepatitis B –  acute

1

-

1

carrier

25

15

40

Hepatitis C -  incident

1

1

2

- new

7

5

12

- known

25

25

50

Urethral irritation

165

-

165

Balanitis

180

na

180

Post coital contraception

na

137

137

nPep

53

3

56

Non STD illness

484

235

719

Other/uncertain

36

28

64

Clinic attendances

10837

5856

16693

Episodes of care

5371

3075

8466

Individual clients

4087

2414

6503

New registrations

1991

1336

3327

   Note: no case = 0;  not applicable = -

   

South Australia - Overview

In 2008, 3700  cases of chlamydia, 485 cases of gonorrhoea and 47 cases of infectious syphilis were detected in South Australia (Summary statistics). 

In the same period, 47 individuals (42 male, 5 female) were notified with HIV infection and six individuals were notified with AIDS.  Of the three deaths notified, none were attributed to an AIDS defining illness (Summary statistics).  

During 2008, 574 medical notifications of hepatitis C infection included 43 incident cases (acquired in the previous 12 months).  Hepatitis B medical notifications in 2008 included nine acute cases (Summary statistics). 

Clinic 275

The most common infection diagnosed at Clinic 275 continues to be genital warts (18% male, 11% female).  Other common conditions in males were chlamydia (7%), balanitis (3%), urethral irritation (3%), NSU (2%), and genital herpes (2%).  In females, conditions included bacterial vaginosis (8%), candida vaginitis (6%), chlamydia (7%) and genital herpes (3%).  A high proportion of clients attending Clinic 275 had no illness (47% male, 48% female).  Overall there were 16693 clinic attendances in 2008 (Summary statistics).

Contact tracing at Clinic 275

Clinic 275 followed up 503 cases of genital chlamydial infection.  Contact tracing was effective in detecting 73 new cases of chlamydia among the contacts of males, and 74 cases in contacts of females.  The yield of contacts per index case was 1.7 for male cases and 1.8 for female cases (Table 1.2).   Of 147 new infections detected, 128 (87%) individuals were examined within 14 days of being contacted (Table 1.3).

Clinic 275 followed up 129 cases of gonorrhoea.  Thirty-nine new cases were detected in contacts of males examined and ten new cases were detected among contacts of female cases (Table 1.2).  Twenty-nine contacts had been diagnosed positive prior to being located.  

Table 1.1   Summary of diagnoses made on clients attending Clinic 275 during 2008. 
                 Specific diagnoses by number of clients, episodes and sex.

Male episodes

Diagnosis

1

2

3

4

>5

*Total diagnoses

No illness

1984 387 113

34

18

2536

HIV 

11 - -

-

-

11

Gonorrhoea

109 18 6

-

-

133

Syphilis

22 2 -

1

1

26

Herpes

111 13 2

-

-

126

Chlamydia

326 39 19

2

1

387

NSU

94 24 3

2

-

123

Warts

658 197 75

32

17

979

Trichomoniasis

1 2 -

-

-

3

Crabs

12 5 -

-

-

17

Scabies

4 - -

-

-

4

Molluscum contagiosum

129 36 9

2

181

Urethral irritation

131 28

1

1

165

Balanitis

151 22 5

2

-

180

Non STD illness

380 82 14

7

1

484

Uncertain

15 1 1

-

-

17

Other

17 1 1

-

-

19

*Total

4155 857 252

86

41

5391

*Total male episodes 5367

Female episodes

Diagnosis

1

2

3

4

>5

Total diagnoses*

No illness

1242 213 60 15 9

1539

HIV

- - - - -

-

Gonorrhoea

36 3 1 - -

40

Syphilis

6 1 - - -

7

Herpes

72 20 5 2 -

99

Chlamydia

184 21 6 1 1

213

Warts

240 71 22 6 6

345

Trichomoniasis

6 2 1 - -

9

Candida vaginitis

167 24 8 2 -

201

Crabs

1 1 - - -

2

Scabies

1 - - - -

1

Molluscum contagiosum

63 17 4 4 -

88

Bacterial vaginosis

187 44 9 4 2

246

Post coital contraception

97 28 7 4 1

137

Non STD illness

184 38 8 3 2

235

Uncertain

20 3 1 - -

24

Other

2 1 - 1 1

5

*Total

2508 487 132 42 22

3191

*Total female episodes 3068

*Grand total episodes 8436 

* since an episode of care may result in multiple diagnoses, total diagnoses exceed total episodes

 

Table 1.2   Chlamydia and gonorrhoea contact tracing analysis - Clinic 275, 2008.
                 Cases by sex.

 

Chlamydia

Gonorrhoea

Male

Female

Male

Female

No.

%

No.

%

No.

%

No.

%

Cases

315

63

188

37

103

80

26

20

Contacts

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     Elicited

533

169#

337

179#

156

151#

52

200#

     Located

323

 

209

 

83

 

33

 

     Locating index

 

61*

 

62*

 

53*

 

64*

Contacts infected

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     Existing

82

 

44

 

13

 

16

 

     New cases

73

 

74

 

39

 

10

 

    #   Percentage contacts elicited: compares the number of contacts elicited with number of index cases

    *   Locating index percentage: compares the number of contacts located with number of contacts elicited.

 

Table 1.3   New cases of chlamydial and gonococcal infection identified by Clinic 275, 2008. 
                 Days taken to examine contacts, by sex of index case.

 

Days

Chlamydia

Gonorrhoea

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

 0-2

36

37

73

19

8

 3-7

18

14

32

7

1

 8-14

11

12

23

10

1

 >14

8

11

19

3

-

Total

73

74

147

39

10

 

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