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RTI

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RTIResponse to Intervention (education)
RTIResearch Triangle Institute
RTIRight to Information Act (India)
RTIRadio Taiwan International
RTIReal Time Interface
RTIReal Time Interface (GCCS)
RTIRightNow Technologies, Inc. (software; Bozeman, MT)
RTIResearch Technologies, Inc.
RTIResearch and Technological Innovation (various organizations)
RTIRoad Traffic Injury (accident statistics)
RTIReal-Time Innovations, Inc (Sunnyvale, CA)
RTIReturn from Interrupt
RTIReal Time Infrastructure
RTIRoute Terminating Indicator
RTIReal Time Interactive
RTIReal Time Interrupt
RTIRoad and Traffic Information
RTIReal-Time Infrastructure
RTIReal Time Information
RTIRespiratory Tract Infection
RTIRegional Training Institute
RTIReturn from Interrupt (assembly language)
RTIRamp Travel Index (4x4)
RTIReproductive Tract Infection
RTIReverse Transcriptase Inhibitor
RTIRuntime Infrastructure (1999 Defense Technology Area Plan for Information Systems Technology, Chapter III)
RTIRockwool Technical Insulation (Netherlands)
RTIReal Time Integration
RTIRelated Technical Instruction (various organizations)
RTIRoad and Traffic Information (Volvo)
RTIReady to Install
RTIResponse Time Index (fire sprinklers)
RTIRadiodiffusion Télévision Ivoirienne (Abidjan, Ivory Coast)
RTIReal Time Intelligence
RTIRegional Technology Integration (US DHS)
RTIRestaurant Technology, Inc. (Marietta, GA)
RTIRates Technology, Inc. (patents)
RTIRelative Temperature Index
RTIRoad Traffic Incident
RTIRun Time Interface
RTIRange-Time Intensity
RTIRecycle Technologies International (Labelle, FL)
RTIRoute Index
RTIReferred to the Input
RTIReal Time Interruption
RTIRoof Tile Institute
RTIReAble Therapeutics, Inc. (formerly Encore Medical Corporation)
RTIResearch Tactical Idea (Morgan Stanley)
RTIRadio-Technology-Independent
RTIRelational Technology Incorporated
RTIRadar Target Identification
RTIReflection Transformation Imaging
RTIResearch Technologies International (Lincolnwood, Illinois)
RTIReceiver Transmitter Interface
RTIReclamecode Voor Telefonische Informatiediensten (Dutch)
RTIResidency Training Initiative
RTIReprographic Technologies, Inc. (Milwaukee, WI)
RTIRefer to Input
RTIRomanticism through Impressionism (course)
RTIRoadway Type Identifier
RTIRebound Therapy Institute (therapeutic trampoline exercise and training courses; various locations; UK)
RTIRefuge Trust International
RTIRun Time Interconnect
RTIRequest To Import (shipping industry)
RTIRemote Tactical Information
RTIRelease to Implementation
RTIRecrutement Intérim (French: Interim Recruitment)
RTIRai TV Italian
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References in periodicals archive
Studies from developing countries have reported that almost half of women had reproductive tract infections (RTI), every tenth woman suffered from uterine prolapse (one of the worst gynecological morbidities), half had menstrual problems, and a significant proportion had problems related to infertility.5-8
Prevalence of Gynecological Morbidities among Reproductive Age Women in Bhudni Village, Peshawar - Pakistan
Our study emphasizes on importance of specific type of cervical discharge in diagnosing various reproductive tract infections (RTIs).
The risk assessment and predictive value of cytological smear and culture of vaginal discharge in reproductive age group women
However, the correlation between the reproductive tract infections during pregnancy and the perinatal mortality is rarely reported.
Vaginitis in pregnancy is related to adverse perinatal outcome
The global burden of reproductive tract infections (RTIs / STDs) is enormous and of a major public health concern, particularly in developing countries where RTIs are endemic and excluding Human Im- munodeficiency Virus (HIV) constitutes the second major cause of disease burden (after maternity related causes) in young adult women in developing countries.1 RTIs cover three types of infections 2: Sexually transmitted infections (STDs); infections that result from overgrowth of organisms normally present in the reproductive tract and infections associated with medical procedures including abortion and insertion of intra uterine devices.
UNDERSTANDING AND CARE SEEKING BEHAVIOUR OF REPRODUCTIVE TRACT INFECTIONS AND SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES AMONG MARRIED WOMEN ATTENDING A TERTIARY CARE HOSPITAL,LAHORE PAKISTAN
CONTEXT: Small proportions of Indian women report seeking treatment for symptoms suggestive of reproductive tract infections (RTIs).
Treatment-seeking for symptoms of reproductive tract infections among young women in India
The unhygienic method of menstruation management accounts for a fairly large number of reproductive tract infections in India and unhygienic toilet habits adds to this problem.
Contribution of socioeconomic factors to reproductive tract infections and infertility in rural India
Study of reproductive tract infections and awareness in tribal women in Keamari District, Karachi, Pakistan.
A study on the prevalence of sexually transmitted infections, the health care-seeking behavior, and the barriers for the treatment of sexually transmitted infections in the urban slums of Davangere
Total 150 women attending the OPD for the first time in the Gynecology with the following complaints were screened for Reproductive Tract Infection: (a) Vaginal Discharge; (b) Cervical Discharge with Vaginitis; (c) Genital Warts; (d) Genital Ulcer; (e) Combination of above complaints.
Study on reproductive tract infection among the female patients attending the gynecology OPD in one of the teaching hospitals of Gujarat--India
A quarter of units did not have an acceptable policy of screening for reproductive tract infection either.
UK women seeking abortions 'treated too slowly'. (Round Up: Law and Policy)
* Obstetrics and gynecology: reproductive tract infection (1.9%), abnormal bleeding (1.65%), Ante Natal care (1.65%).
Morbidity profile of rural population of Rajasthan: a prospective community based study
A broader concern about reproductive tract infection (rather than STI) would reflect a more comprehensive and less stigmatising view of women's need for reproductive health services.
Weakness of syndromic management of vaginal discharge in India
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