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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1990
Although chancroid is still one of the minor sexually transmitted diseases in the United States, the incidence has increased, with over 3000 cases in 1986. Cases have been reported in 21 states, primarily among black and Hispanic heterosexual men.
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Although chancroid is still one of the minor sexually transmitted diseases in the United States, the incidence has increased, with over 3000 cases in 1986. Cases have been reported in 21 states, primarily among black and Hispanic heterosexual men.
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2003
Chancroid is a genital ulcerative disease GUD). These diseases are common throughout the world and include syphilis, genital herpes, chancroid, lymphogranuloma venereum, and donovanosis. Chancroid is particularly common an Africa, Asia, and Latin America where its incidence may exceed that of syphilis as a cause of genital ulceration (1,2).
S A, Morse, D L, Trees, P A, Totten
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Chancroid is a genital ulcerative disease GUD). These diseases are common throughout the world and include syphilis, genital herpes, chancroid, lymphogranuloma venereum, and donovanosis. Chancroid is particularly common an Africa, Asia, and Latin America where its incidence may exceed that of syphilis as a cause of genital ulceration (1,2).
S A, Morse, D L, Trees, P A, Totten
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Chancroidal Ulcers That Are not Chancroid
Archives of Dermatology, 1984•Hemophilus ducreyiwas isolated from the ulcer of one of 33 patients in whom chancroid had been diagnosed clinically. Herpes simplex virus was isolated from 16 of these patients. A presumptive diagnosis of chancroid was made in one of three sexual partners of the only index patient with culture-proved chancroid. No chancroidal lesions were found in any
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1986
Since the treatment of chancroid was reviewed in 1982, the results of subsequent treatment trials have offered the clinician additional therapeutic choices as well as shorter courses of therapy. Erythromycin (500 mg four times a day for seven days) provides consistently effective treatment for cases acquired throughout the world, although erythromycin ...
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Since the treatment of chancroid was reviewed in 1982, the results of subsequent treatment trials have offered the clinician additional therapeutic choices as well as shorter courses of therapy. Erythromycin (500 mg four times a day for seven days) provides consistently effective treatment for cases acquired throughout the world, although erythromycin ...
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Ugeskrift for laeger, 2007
Chancroid is caused by the bacterium Haemophilus ducreyi. It is a sexually transmitted disease causing a soft chancre with a necrotic base and purulent exudate. The incidence of this illness is very low in Denmark and is probably underestimated. The bacterium is very fragile in transport, and culture is often negative.
Helle, Holst +5 more
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Chancroid is caused by the bacterium Haemophilus ducreyi. It is a sexually transmitted disease causing a soft chancre with a necrotic base and purulent exudate. The incidence of this illness is very low in Denmark and is probably underestimated. The bacterium is very fragile in transport, and culture is often negative.
Helle, Holst +5 more
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Chancroidal ulcers that are not chancroid. Cause and epidemiology.
Archives of dermatology, 1984Hemophilus ducreyi was isolated from the ulcer of one of 33 patients in whom chancroid had been diagnosed clinically. Herpes simplex virus was isolated from 16 of these patients. A presumptive diagnosis of chancroid was made in one of three sexual partners of the only index patient with culture-proved chancroid. No chancroidal lesions were found in any
R S, Salzman +4 more
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Sulfanilamid Treatment of Chancroid and Chancroidal Bubo
Dermatologica, 2009C.S. Pan, K.L. Yang
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American family physician, 1980
The mobility of our society may play an important part in the epidemic proportions of sexually transmitter diseases in the United States. Chancroid, one of the major venereal diseases, is caused by Hemophilus ducreyi and can be recognized clinically.
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The mobility of our society may play an important part in the epidemic proportions of sexually transmitter diseases in the United States. Chancroid, one of the major venereal diseases, is caused by Hemophilus ducreyi and can be recognized clinically.
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