Archives mensuelles: April 2015

• Poliomyelitis: neurotropic. Degenerative reversible first (disappearance of Nissl bodies) and final (ment-inflated or neuronal cell shrinkage). • Papillomavirus (HPV): epidermotropic. Induced epidermal hyper-plasia on the rete...

• mycetoma: inflammatory pseudotumor subcutaneous lower limb (Madura foot) that can invade the bone and skin fistuliser. Or fungal (mycelium) is actinomycosic (filamentous bacteria) • Schistosomiasis...

1- 2-5j: - Cholera - Chancroid - Herpes (2 to 7d) - Diphtheria - The best part of bacterial infections (scarlet fever ...) 2- 10 days: - Measles - Leptospirosis (6 12j). -...

1- Herpes: - Herpes is the leading cause of recurrent erythema multiforme. - Virus isolation with search cytopathic effect remains the reference method. Serology is used for...

* Diphtheria: it is due to the lysogénée bacteria strain that produces exotoxin. C. The diphtheria that do not produce exotoxin may be responsible for...

- Newborn: Escherichia coli (40%); Strep B; Listeria - Children <6 years: Haemophilus influenzae; meningitis; pneumococcus - Adult and E> 6 years: meningococcal; pneumococcus - Subject> 50:...

Predominance of PNN * Bacterial meningitis decapitated * Bacterial meningitis early * Listeriosis * Reaction to a meningeal infection site * Endocarditis Lymphocyte: Hypoglycorachie: * Tuberculosis * Listeriosis * Cryptococcosis Normoglycorachie: * Borreliosis ... * Listeriosis * Brucellosis *...

RANGE OF ACTION: Penicillin G: This narrow, some Gram + cocci (streptococci); cocci Gram - (meningitis, gonorrhea); Gram + bacterium (Listeria, Corynebacterium); strict anaerobic Gram positive...

* Tank: rodents; livestock (cattle); dog. Disposal -> urine. * Transmission can be direct rat bite (rare); Leptospira enter the body through wounds and erosions of...

* This is a septicemic poisoning (S. enterica / Typhi) at the point of departure mesenteric lymph caused by the bacillus of Eberth. The germ...