Granuloma Inguinale

Granuloma Inguinale

(IRANULOMA INGUINAI,E is generatlly considered a tropical disease, but the movement of masses o1 young men to aindi from the tropics (luring the war years may be expecte(l to result in its extension to temperate climlates. Even before the war it hllad spread all over the United States of America, from New York to San Francisco, ind(l fromii Seattle to Nexv Orleans, appearing first at the gr-at ...

Donovanosis (Granuloma Inguinale, Granuloma Venereum)

and sewage is to be properly removed. Most soldiers have been brought up in an environment where these standards are the rule. The degree to which such standards can suddenly be furnished and maintained within large hurriedly constructed Army camps in wartime, and provided for the soldier in the field, and for the soldier in combat, was the monumental task described in this volume. It is a reco...

Donovanosis (Granuloma Inguinale, Granuloma Venereum) (WHO)

Sclerosing granuloma inguinale.

A 21-year-old European male patient presented with a penile sore of two months' duration. Donovan bodies were detected in a tissue smear from the lesion, which healed after treatment with co-trimoxazole. Sclerosing granuloma inguinale was diagnosed.

Granuloma Genito-Inguinale

, H^oryZn, 1 PCh'iC B'andSMcLeofJ in isgo ;!GaRG was first recognized by ,??n'. though '' described as 'serpiginous ulcera.,^90, jn British n^CI''e name was given to it. In first to dosrriK !?na? Conyers and Daniels were ?' fo-callod ffrnin ,?i condition as ' the lupoid form entity Then in ls<vf,a*Ion ' a"d as a distinct, disease Galloway, in England, reported a case as ulcerating granuloma of ...