'Cutaneous' presentation slideshows

Subcutaneous Mycoses

Subcutaneous Mycoses. These are caused by fungi that grow in soil and on vegetation and are introduced into subcutaneous tissue through trauma. Subcutaneous Mycoses. Mycetoma Chromoblastomycosis Phaeohyphomycosis Sporotrichosis Lobomycosis Rhinosporidiosis.

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Clinical Pearls in Dermatology

Clinical Pearls in Dermatology. Learning Objectives. Identify cutaneous findings of systemic disease Based upon skin findings, make appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic decisions for systemic diseases Maybe grab an answer on your inservice or Boards. Case 1.

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MEDICAL PARASITOLOGY & ENTOMOLOGY

MEDICAL PARASITOLOGY & ENTOMOLOGY. LECTURER: SR. NORAZSIDA RAMLI. BLOOD & TISSUE FLAGELLATES/ HAEMOFLAGELLATES. Morphologic forms. There are 4 morphologic forms seen in hemoflagellates: Amastigote Promastigote Epimastigote Trypomastigote

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HEMOFLAGELLATES

HEMOFLAGELLATES. WINIFREDA U. DE LEON ASMPH YL6. HEMOFLAGELLATES. BLOOD AND TISSUES TRYPANOSOMA LEISHMANIA ARTHROPOD BORNE KINETOPLASTIDA EXTRA NUCLEAR DNA KINETOPLAST . STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT. CURRENT OLD AMASTIGOTE LEISHMANIA

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Epidemiology and Control of Zoonotic Infections

Epidemiology and Control of Zoonotic Infections. Leishmaniasis. Zoonoses. From the Greek: Zoon: Animal Noson: Disease Diseases and infections which are naturally transmitted between vertebrate animals and humans - WHO 1959. History. Cutaneous more than 650 years BC

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The Fungi of Medical Importance

The Fungi of Medical Importance. Chapter 22. Fungi as infectious agents. molds & yeasts are widely distributed in air, dust, fomites & normal flora humans are relatively resistant fungi are relatively nonpathogenic

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HANDOUT 2

HANDOUT 2. B-CELL INFILTRATES. CASE 6: ADDITIONAL FINDINGS. B-cells negative with antibodies to: CD5 CD10 CD23 BCL-6 cyclin D1. DIAGNOSIS. PRIMARY CUTANEOUS MARGINAL ZONE LYMPHOMA Synonyms: extranodal marginal zone B-cell lymphoma (WHO) cutaneous immunocytoma (EORTC)

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Case presentation in infection disease ???? I2 ??? ??? Jan.16, 2006

Case presentation in infection disease ???? I2 ??? ??? Jan.16, 2006. Chief Compliant. Female 22-year-old American Multiple ulcerated skin lesions on her face and extremities. Present illness. According to the statement of the patient, she was relatively healthy previously.

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LDT Prestige

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OPPORTUNISTIC FUNGAL INFECTIONS

OPPORTUNISTIC FUNGAL INFECTIONS. Smilja Kalenic, MD, PhD Clinical Hospital Centre Zagreb, Croatia. LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES to learn about the most frequent opportunistic fungi and to understand main risk factors for developing infection

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OPPORTUNISTIC FUNGAL INFECTIONS

OPPORTUNISTIC FUNGAL INFECTIONS. Smilja Kalenic, MD, PhD Clinical Hospital Centre Zagreb, Croatia. LEARNING AND PERFORMANCE OBJECTIVES to learn about the most frequent opportunistic fungi and to understand main risk factors for developing infection

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LEISHMANIASIS

LEISHMANIASIS. Dr.Abdul latif Mahesar Dept.of medical pharmacology King Saud university. Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease caused by microsopcopic protozoans of genus leishmania It was identified by a British medical officer Sir William boog leishman .

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Hypersensitivity

Hypersensitivity. Anaphylaxis. Nafiseh Kiamanesh. L earning Objectives . Knowledge of the mechanism which causes anaphylaxis and the agents which are most likely to cause it; be able to recognize the signs and symptoms of anaphylaxis; Understand how to treat anaphylaxis.

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Kala-Azar & PKDL

MSF Experience: Leishmaniasis control in Fulbaria Upazilla of Mymensing district Date: 1 st September, 2012. Kala-Azar & PKDL. Parasitic disease (Leishmania donovani ) Transmitted by- Sand fly Host- Human (South East Asia) and many in other parts of the world Appears as

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LEISHMANIASIS

LEISHMANIASIS. Dr.Abdul latif Mahesar Dept.of medical pharmacology King Saud university. Pharma Team. Introductions. Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease caused by microsopcopic protozoans of genus leishmania It was identified by a British medical officer Sir William Boog Leishman .

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LEISHMANIASIS

LEISHMANIASIS. Dr.Abdul latif Mahesar Dept.of medical pharmacology King Saud university. Pharma Team. Introductions. Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease caused by microsopcopic protozoans of genus leishmania It was identified by a British medical officer Sir William Boog Leishman .

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LEISHMANIASIS

LEISHMANIASIS. Dr.Abdul latif Mahesar Dept.of medical pharmacology King Saud university. Leishmaniasis is a parasitic disease caused by microsopcopic protozoans of genus leishmania It was identified by a British medical officer Sir William Leishman.

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Part Five The Nervous System

Part Five The Nervous System. Department of Anatomy ,Qingdao University Medical College W.S.B 2003.11.11. ?. The Anterior Branches of Thoracic Nerves. 1. Intercostal nn. ( ???? ) ? lateral cutaneous br. ( ???? ) ? anterior cutaneous br. ( ??? ) [intercostal neuralagia

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Anthrax

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CONSTITUTIONAL SYMPTOMS

CONSTITUTIONAL SYMPTOMS. Reassurance Rest/exercise NSAID Antimalarials Steroids (e.g. Prednisone < .25 mg/kg/day) DHEA TCA/SSRI/Behavioral or cognitive therapy. CUTANEOUS. Sun avoidance/sunblock Steroids (topical and intralesional) Hydroxychloroquine (plaquenil) Chloroquine (aralen)

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