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Genital ulcers: it is not always simplex …

International Journal of STD & AIDS, 2014
Patients with vulval aphthae, also termed Lipschütz ulcers, often present to genitourinary medicine clinics. Typically, these ulcers present as acute, painful, vulval ulcers in young women and adolescents. The aetiology is unknown, and often these ulcers are accompanied by flu-like symptoms. Previous case reports have linked such lesions to acute viral
G, Haidari, E, MacMahon, C Y W, Tong, J A, White   +3 more
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A cloudy bag and genital ulcers

Clinical Nephrology, 2006
A 30-year-old patient treated with CCPD presented with genital ulcers and a culture-negative peritonitis. Herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) was cultured from the effluent and the genital lesions. Primary HSV-2 infection was diagnosed by serology. This is the first documented case of PD peritonitis caused by HSV-2.
J, Liesker, A M, van Elsacker-Niele, R, Blanken, C, Halma   +3 more
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Genital ulcers

Australian Journal of General Practice, 2022
Madhara, Weerasinghe, Catriona, Ooi
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The Etiology of Genital Ulceration in Rwanda

Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 1989
The etiology of genital ulcer disease was determined in 210 consecutive patients (110 men and 100 women) who presented at a clinic in Kigali, Rwanda, because of genital ulcers. When mixed infections are included, syphilis (21%), chancroid (24%), and genital herpes (17%) were about equally frequent in men.
J, Bogaerts, C A, Ricart, E, Van Dyck, P, Piot   +3 more
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Etiology of Genital Ulcerations in Swaziland

Sexually Transmitted Diseases, 1983
The etiology of genital ulcer disease was determined among 155 consecutive new cases in Mbabane, Swaziland. In contrast to genital ulcerations in industrialized countries, chancroid was the most common diagnosis (44% of cases), as established on clinical grounds and by exclusion of other etiologies.
A, Meheus, E, Van Dyck, J P, Ursi, R C, Ballard, P, Piot   +4 more
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Genital Ulcerations With Swelling

Cutis, 2023
Georgeanne, Cornell, Fatima, Fahs
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Persistent Genital Ulcer

Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology Canada, 2023
Claudia Pilar Clemente Tomás, Laura Moreno Sanz   +1 more
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Genital ulcers in women.

Current women's health reports, 2003
Women who are in a low socioeconomic status are most vulnerable to genital ulcer disease (GUD). GUD is recognized as an important co-factor for acquisition of HIV. GUD etiology has been elucidated in the past decade, with the availability of multiplex polymerase chain reaction.
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GENITAL ULCERS IN WOMEN

The Lancet, 1989
R E, Roddy, S E, Goodwin, D M, Potts
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Genital ulceration

Medicine, 2022
Elizabeth Foley, Raj Patel
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