Diphyllobothriasis

What is Diphyllobothriasis? Diphyllobotriasis (Bothriocephalosis) is a helminthiasis that occurs with signs of predominant damage to the gastrointestinal tract and often accompanied by the development of megaloblastic anemia. A characteristic feature of diphyllobothriasis is confined

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Sudden Rash

What is Sudden Rash? Sudden rash is an acute viral infection of infants or young children, usually initially manifested by high fever with no local symptoms and subsequent appearance of rubella-like rash (spotted papular rash).

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Brugios

What is Brugios? Brugios (lat. Brugia – a genus of helminotes filarias) is a parasitic disease caused by filamentous worms – filars, the larvae of which circulate in the blood, and adults infect the lymphatic

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Kreuzfeldt-Jakob Disease

What is Kreuzfeldt-Jakob Disease? Kreuzfeldt-Jakob Disease (synonyms: spastic pseudosclerosis, corticotriospinal degeneration syndrome, transmissible spongioformal encephalopathy, mad cow disease) – progressive dystrophic disease of the cerebral cortex, basal ganglia and spinal cord. It is considered the

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Adenovirus infection

What is Adenovirus infection? Adenovirus infection is an acute anthroponotic viral infection that affects the mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract, eyes, intestines, lymphoid tissue and proceeds with moderately severe intoxication. Human adenoviruses first

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West Nile Fever

What is West Nile Fever? West Nile fever (syn: West Nile encephalitis, West Nile encephalitis, Nile encephalitis, West Nile fever, Encephalitis Nili occidentalis – Latin; West-Nile encephalitis – English) is an acute transmissible viral disease

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