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Upregulation of serum circular RNA FUNDC1 and TNF-α in Behçet's disease: potential diagnostic biomarkers. [PDF]
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Self-reported sexually transmitted infections and related symptoms among women in Ghana. [PDF]
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Case Report: Upadacitinib treatment for Behçet's syndrome with intestinal damage. [PDF]
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Urology, 2021
Papulonecrotic tuberculid represents a hypersensitivity reaction to Mycobacterium tuberculosis or its products that disseminate through hematogenous route to the skin from an internal tuberculous focus. It is characterized by recurrent eruptions of asymptomatic, dusky red papules, which undergo ulceration and crusting, and eventually heal after a few ...
Dibyendu Bikash, Bhanja +3 more
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Papulonecrotic tuberculid represents a hypersensitivity reaction to Mycobacterium tuberculosis or its products that disseminate through hematogenous route to the skin from an internal tuberculous focus. It is characterized by recurrent eruptions of asymptomatic, dusky red papules, which undergo ulceration and crusting, and eventually heal after a few ...
Dibyendu Bikash, Bhanja +3 more
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Seminars in Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2015
Noninfectious genital ulcers are much more common than ulcers arising from infections. Still, it is important to take a thorough history of sexual activity and a sexual abuse screen. A physical exam should include skin, oral mucosa, nails, hair, vulva, and vaginal mucosa if needed.
Carly, Kirshen, Libby, Edwards
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Noninfectious genital ulcers are much more common than ulcers arising from infections. Still, it is important to take a thorough history of sexual activity and a sexual abuse screen. A physical exam should include skin, oral mucosa, nails, hair, vulva, and vaginal mucosa if needed.
Carly, Kirshen, Libby, Edwards
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Clinics in Dermatology, 2014
Recent intervention of nonspecific genital ulcers has added refreshing dimensions to genital ulcer disease. It was considered pertinent to dwell on diverse clinical presentation and diagnostic strategies. It seems to possess spectrum. It includes infective causes, Epstein Bar Virus, tuberculosis, Leishmaniasis, HIV/AIDS related ulcers and amoebiasis ...
Virendra N, Sehgal +2 more
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Recent intervention of nonspecific genital ulcers has added refreshing dimensions to genital ulcer disease. It was considered pertinent to dwell on diverse clinical presentation and diagnostic strategies. It seems to possess spectrum. It includes infective causes, Epstein Bar Virus, tuberculosis, Leishmaniasis, HIV/AIDS related ulcers and amoebiasis ...
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Dermatologic Clinics, 1994
There are five major sexually transmitted diseases producing genital ulcerations. Their prevalence varies among geographic regions. Whereas genital herpes is the most frequent cause of genital ulcer in western Europe and North America, the most common cause of genital ulcer disease in developing countries appears to be chancroid.
T F, Mroczkowski, D H, Martin
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There are five major sexually transmitted diseases producing genital ulcerations. Their prevalence varies among geographic regions. Whereas genital herpes is the most frequent cause of genital ulcer in western Europe and North America, the most common cause of genital ulcer disease in developing countries appears to be chancroid.
T F, Mroczkowski, D H, Martin
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2020
Abstract Genital ulceration can be caused by many common and rare sexually transmitted infections (STIs), dermatological conditions, and trauma. Key to making a specific diagnosis that will direct treatment is a standard sexual and travel history followed by appropriate diagnostic tests.
Patrick French, Raj Patel
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Abstract Genital ulceration can be caused by many common and rare sexually transmitted infections (STIs), dermatological conditions, and trauma. Key to making a specific diagnosis that will direct treatment is a standard sexual and travel history followed by appropriate diagnostic tests.
Patrick French, Raj Patel
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Nursing Standard, 1988
Genital ulcers are linked to the spread of HIV infection, according to researchers from the University of Washington.
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Genital ulcers are linked to the spread of HIV infection, according to researchers from the University of Washington.
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