Title: IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL DETECTION OF CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS IN
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIOUS PROCTITIS
Version: 2 Date: 12 Feb 2022
Reviewer:  Sergey Minaev
Reviewer's report:
I congratulate the authors on their ability to manage a challenging proctologic problem in
homosexual man with sexually transmitted infections. Because sexually transmitted infections
related proctitis is overlooked and misdiagnosed. However, the manuscript has several critical
flaws regarding publication.
1. Specify Leica manufacturers (Methods)
2. Specify the manufacturer of specific mouse IgG2a monoclonal antibody to chlamydia
trachomatis (Methods)
3. Statistics are not indicated in the Methods
4. Everywhere, tenths of a percent should be indicated in calculations.
5. No decoding HAART, VDRL, STD
6. The title indicates "... TRANSMITTED INFECTIOUS PROCTITIS", and in the table. 1
"Proctitis only 28%". Not quite clear.
7. There is no link to Figure 1 in the article
8. Describe all Figures. What can readers and should see in each of the photos?
9. References have a different type of design. It is necessary to follow the rules of the journal
Title: IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL DETECTION OF CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS IN
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIOUS PROCTITIS
Version: 2 Date: 12 Feb 2022
Reviewer:  Sergey Minaev
Reviewer's report:
I congratulate the authors on their ability to manage a challenging proctologic problem in
homosexual man with sexually transmitted infections. Because sexually transmitted infections
related proctitis is overlooked and misdiagnosed. However, the manuscript has several critical
flaws regarding publication.
1. Specify Leica manufacturers (Methods)
2. Specify the manufacturer of specific mouse IgG2a monoclonal antibody to chlamydia
trachomatis (Methods)
3. Statistics are not indicated in the Methods
4. Everywhere, tenths of a percent should be indicated in calculations.
5. No decoding HAART, VDRL, STD
6. The title indicates "... TRANSMITTED INFECTIOUS PROCTITIS", and in the table. 1
"Proctitis only 28%". Not quite clear.
7. There is no link to Figure 1 in the article
8. Describe all Figures. What can readers and should see in each of the photos?
9. References have a different type of design. It is necessary to follow the rules of the journal
Please review this paper.
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Title: IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL DETECTION OF CHLAMYDIA TRACHOMATIS IN
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTIOUS PROCTITIS
Version: 2 Date: 12 Feb 2022
Reviewer:  Sergey Minaev
Reviewer's report:
I congratulate the authors on their ability to manage a challenging proctologic problem in
homosexual man with sexually transmitted infections. Because sexually transmitted infections
related proctitis is overlooked and misdiagnosed. However, the manuscript has several critical
flaws regarding publication.
1. Specify Leica manufacturers (Methods)
2. Specify the manufacturer of specific mouse IgG2a monoclonal antibody to chlamydia
trachomatis (Methods)
3. Statistics are not indicated in the Methods
4. Everywhere, tenths of a percent should be indicated in calculations.
5. No decoding HAART, VDRL, STD
6. The title indicates "... TRANSMITTED INFECTIOUS PROCTITIS", and in the table. 1
"Proctitis only 28%". Not quite clear.
7. There is no link to Figure 1 in the article
8. Describe all Figures. What can readers and should see in each of the photos?
9. References have a different type of design. It is necessary to follow the rules of the journal
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