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A total of 1,138 specimens from patients with gonorrhea were tested for UU, CT, MH, and other pathogens using culture methods, electrochemiluminescence, and fluorescence quantitative PCR. Among the 1,138 patients with NG, 526 (46.2%) were coinfected with at least one additional pathogen. The most frequent coinfection patterns involving UU, CT, or MH were NG+UU (235, 20.7%), NG+CT (173, 15.2%), and NG+MH (90, 7.9%). Coinfections with two or more additional pathogens occurred in 171 patients (15.0%): NG+UU+MH (82, 7.2%), NG+UU+CT (53, 4.7%), NG+MH+CT (21, 1.8%), and NG+UU+MH+CT (15, 1.3%). 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