... after the eruption has disappeared and the acute symptoms have subsided. Urticaria, pemphigus, as well as herpes zoster, being often depen- dent on the sycotic ...

... HIV infection and T-cell deficiency. Therefore, other viruses, such as nonpatho- genic strains of herpes and adenoviruses, are being con- sidered. An advantage ...

... in hospitals where continued observation permitted certain clinical diagnosis. Instructions issued to hospitals stated that influenza viruses A and B were rapidly recognized by demonstrating ...

... Paul). *Contribut;ion a l'etude de l'herpes du larynx. 61 pp., 1 pi. 8°. Paris, 1921. No. 333. Woitala (Georg) [1886- ]. *Das Symptom- bild eines doppelseitigen Kleinhirribrucken- winkeltumors bei Neurofibromatosis. 17 ...

... likely than men to develop their first HIV symptoms in their genitals: yeast infec- tions, herpes simplex, gonorrhea, or syphilis. But, researchers have found, ...

... infants is broad, resulting in infections with fungi, viruses, and bacteria, including path- ogens that often cause infections in compromised hosts. Symptoms in our patients started at birth or .in ...

... Common wart 410 432 Complement-fixation test for— Diagnosis of rickettsial disease 403 427 Syphilis 428 440 Viruses 414 434 Complement titrations (Kolmer tests) 428 440 ...

... Mr. Jonathan Hutchinson has propounded the riddle, Is herpes zoster an exanthem or neurosis?0 This is certain, that it is a symptom which has some defi- nite connection with lesions ...