Titlebook: Genitourinary Infections; Hugh Young,Marie Ogilvie Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 diseases.Hepatitis.HIV.infectio

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-9228-9t urethritis usually develops after an incubation period of about 3–5 days. In women a precise incubation period is difficult to determine as approximately 70% or more of infections may cause no symptoms. Although the urethra is invariably involved in heterosexual men, in homosexually acquired infec

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Sima Jain MD, FAAD,Iris Lim Trinh MDely may cause genital tract infection and post-partum septicaemia they are a major cause of bacteraemia and other invasive infection in the newborn within the first few days of life. Dense vaginal colonization seems to make transmission more likely while prematurity and a prolonged labour after rupt

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Dermatology Atlas for Skin of Coloron period is 9–90 days. The organisms penetrate mucous membranes or abraded skin where they multiply locally as well as disseminating via the lymphatic and circulatory systems. Infection is systemic from the onset and is characterised by periods of latency, often in excess of 20 years. In the early

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serovars D-K (oculogenital chlamydial infection)he species C. . is a cause of ocular and genital tract infections. Serovars A-C cause blinding trachoma, ser-ovars L.-L. cause the sexually-transmitted condition lymphogranuloma venereum; both diseases are seldom encountered in the West. Serovars D-K infect columnar and transitional epithelial cells

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Cytomegalovirus (CMV) (Cytomegalic inclusion body disease)petent are asymptomatic. CMV is one of the commonest of viral infections acquired ., but only 5% of congenitally infected neonates present with severe disease (jaundice, hepatosplenomegaly and purpura) in which infected cells show cytomegaly with characteristic inclusion bodies. Postnatal infection

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Hepatitis B virus (HBV)hildhood. Most of these infections are sub-clinical and in a high proportion (70–90% of infected neonates, 20–50% of those infected as children) a persistent carrier state is established. HBV infection in the West occurs mostly in adults, transmitted sexually, or by percutaneous exposure or mucosal

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Hepatitis C virus (HCV) (Non-A, Non-B hepatitis) excluded lead to earlier use of the term non-A non-B hepatitis. HCV is classified as a distinct genus; animal pestiviruses are the closest known viruses. Infection with HCV is predominantly acquired from blood, blood products and organs, and is prevalent in all with multiple exposures to such sourc

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