Document 2479
 DOCN  M94A2479
 TI    Hypothesis about transmission of HIV virus in sexual intercourse
       fallatio (coitus ab ore) with final ejaculation.
 DT    9412
 AU    D'Agostino S; Monteferrario L; Furlan GC; Biella's Hospital, Italy.
 SO    Int Conf AIDS. 1994 Aug 7-12;10(1):295 (abstract no. PC0108). Unique
       Identifier : AIDSLINE ICA10/94370096
 AB    SUBJECT: The authors, after finding a reference sample constituted by
       fourth heterosexual couples no mixed, which every male individual with
       verified seropositivity, and ten homosexual couples no mixed exclusively
       formed by male sex, with one the two partners with assumed
       seropositivity, have submitted the sample individuals to a knowledge
       test about the postulate hypothesis. The research has pointed out the
       impossibility to declare or denying the truth of thesis. These
       conclusions lead the writers to find cooperation in order to demonstrate
       the scientific basis about affirmed. METHODS: NR. 50 consenting couples
       have been called to the drawing up of anonymous questionnaire about the
       Fallatio (Coitus ab ore) with final ejaculation. Besides, every 'sample
       individual' has been asked to subject to the HIV test. RESULTS: The
       questionnaire, returned to the authors, are resulted want and above all,
       in every case it's been noticed the absence of HIV test. Anyway, also in
       those cases where the answers to the set of questions resulted
       sufficient, the absence of the requested HIV test, made the research
       incomplete and consequently, no reliable in order to the statistic
       purpose. CONCLUSIONS: The authors think by supposition, that the
       Fallatio practice with final ejaculation, among heterosexual couples and
       only male homosexual having the characteristics described early, may by
       considered carrier of the HIV transmission. Instead they exclude that
       the heterosexual and lesbian cunnilingius practice is carrier of
       transmission.
 DE    Female  Homosexuality  Human  HIV Infections/*TRANSMISSION  Male  *Sex
       Behavior  MEETING ABSTRACT

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