2000 STD Surveillance Table 2.

Table 2. Reported cases of sexually transmitted disease by gender and reporting source: United States, 2000

	Non-STD Clinic			STD Clinic			Total ²
Disease¹	Male	Female	Total	Male	Female	Total	Male	Female	Total
Total Chlamydia Trachomatis	78,767	458,614	538,970	58,278	104,563	163,100	137,049	563,206	702,093
Chlamydial PID³	NA	2,719	2,725	NA	435	445	NA	3,154	3,170
Ophthalmia Neonatorum	106	123	233	4	7	11	110	130	244

Total Gonorrhea	86,517	132,193	219,348	92,854	46,657	139,639	179,375	178,854	358,995
Gonococcal PID	NA	2,803	2,808	NA	475	482	NA	3,278	3,290
Ophthalmia Neonatorum	24	13	37	5	4	9	29	17	46

Total Syphilis	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	NA	17,020	14,478	31,575
Primary	567	168	735	986	249	1,236	1,553	417	1,971
Secondary	998	1,025	2,023	981	1,003	1,985	1,979	2,028	4,008
Early Latent	2,393	2,496	4,892	2,496	2,079	4,578	4,889	4,575	9,470
Late and Late Latent⁴	4,583	4,312	8,911	3,767	2,907	6,686	8,350	7,219	15,597
Neurosyphilis⁵	236	87	324	5	5	10	241	92	334
Congenital <1year⁶	NR	NR	NR	NR	NR	NR	249	239	529

Chancroid	7	12	19	39	20	59	46	32	78

Granuloma Inguinale	1	1	2	0	2	2	1	3	4

Lymphogranuloma Venereum	8	7	15	18	9	27	26	16	42

Genital Herpes⁷	674	2,793	3,470	1,567	1,048	2,616	2,241	3,841	6,086

Other and Nonspecified PID⁷	NA	936	940	NA	1,156	1,158	NA	2,092	2,098

Nonspecific Urethritis in Men⁷	2,035	NA	2,036	17,644	NA	17,653	19,679	NA	19,689

¹NA = Not applicable. NR = No report.
²Totals include unknown gender and reporting source.
³PID = Pelvic inflammatory disease.
⁴Cases of unknown duration for syphilis are included in late and late latent syphilis.
⁵Neurosyphilis cases are not included with Total Syphilis cases but are included in the late and late latent syphilis cases.
⁶Cases of congenital syphilis <1 year of age are obtained using reporting from CDC 73.126. Clinic reporting source is not available from that form.
⁷Not nationally notifiable, and only reported by a few states on hardcopy reporting forms.

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