Syphilis

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Fig. 23.1 Syphilitic osteomyelitis complicated by metaphysitis and periostitis. (a) Posterior-anterior and lateral X-rays demonstrate worm-eaten-like bone destruction at the left superior tibia, with surrounding high-density area and neighboring periosteal…

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Schistosomiasis

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Fig. 28.1 Hepatic schistosomiasis. (a) Plain CT scanning demonstrates uneven low-density shadows in the left liver with poorly defined boundaries. (b, c) Contrast CT scanning demonstrates mildly uneven enhancement of…

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Bacillary and Amebic Dysentery

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Fig. 2.1 Amoebic colonitis complicated by ulcerative colonitis. (a–c) Contrast CT scanning demonstrates diffuse thickening of the sigmoid colon wall and rectal wall as well as high density of abscess…

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Leptospirosis

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Fig. 14.1 Leptospirosis with pulmonary bleeding. (a) X-ray at day 1 of hospitalization demonstrates enlarged heart shadow and small patches of shadows in the left upper lung. (b) X-ray at…

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Kala-Azar

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Fig. 27.1 Enlarged spleen in a patient with visceral leishmaniasis. Ultrasound demonstrates enlarged spleen 27.7.2 CT Scanning CT scanning has no specific demonstration, with common findings of enlarged liver and…

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Typhoid and Paratyphoid Fever

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Fig. 24.1 Abdominal organs (ileum, spleen, and cholecyst) and lymphatic node lesions of typhoid fever. (a–g) Ultrasound demonstrates thicker wall of the ileum, enlarged mesenteric lymphatic nodes, enlarged spleen with…

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Plague

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Fig. 19.1 Pneumonic plague. (a) Chest X-ray demonstrates clear pulmonary markings in both lungs in nontreatment group of African green monkeys before their infection of Yersinia pestis; (b) chest X-ray…

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Gonorrhea

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Fig. 10.1 Gonorrhea in male. (a, b) Purulent secretions at urethral meatus (Note: The figures were provided by Sun X at the Department of Dermatology, You’an Hospital, Beijing, China.) 10.4.2…

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Other Infectious Diarrhea

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Fig. 17.1 Rotavirus encephalitis. (a–c) At day 3 after hospitalization, DWI demonstrates obvious high signals at the left cerebral hemisphere, the white matter of bilateral frontal lobes, and dental nucleus….

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Leprosy

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WHO-defined regions Total registered cases by 2010 (1/10,000) Newly reported cases in 2010 (1/100,000) Africa 27,111 (0.38) 25,345 (3.53) America Southeast Asia 33,953 (0.38) 113,750 (0.64) 37,740 (4.25) 156,254 (8.77)…

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