Author: Dr. Samer Jaber

What is Leishmaniasis? Leishmaniasis – a group of parasitic natural focal, mainly zoonotic, vector-borne diseases, common in tropical and subtropical countries; caused by parasitic protozoa of the genus Leishmania, which are transmitted to humans through

Physical examination The doctor, during an external examination before the breakthrough of the abscess, fixes a slight cyanosis of the face, arms and legs. The affected half of the chest lags behind during breathing if

The main principles of treatment for patients with cholera are: restoration of the volume of circulating blood; restoration of the electrolyte composition of tissues; the effect on the pathogen. Treatment should begin in the first

What is Tularemia? Tularemia is an acute infectious natural focal disease with damage to the lymph nodes, skin, sometimes the eyes, throat and lungs and accompanied by severe intoxication. Brief History In 1910, near the

Symptoms of Ascariasis The clinical manifestations of the early phase of ascariasis caused by the migration of ascaris larvae in the bloodstream are varied in severity. Often, with low-intensity infection, this phase is subclinical or

What is Hip Dysplasia? Dysplasia is a disorder in the formation of an organ or tissue. In this article we will discuss the dysplasia of the musculoskeletal system, in particular – the hip dysplasia, which

What is Mycetoma? Mycetoma (madur foot, maduromycosis, phycomycetoma) is a focal, chronic, slowly progressive, often painless destructive disease that starts in the subcutaneous tissue and spreads to neighboring parts of the body. In 1842, Gill

The wide pantropicity of enteroviruses underlies a wide variety of clinical forms of infection caused by them, affecting almost all organs and tissues of the human body: nervous, cardiovascular systems, gastrointestinal, respiratory tract, as well

Causes of Shigellosis The causative agents are gram-negative immobilized bacteria of the genus Shigella of the Enterobacteriaceae family. According to the current classification, shigella are divided into 4 groups (A, B, C, D) and, accordingly,

What is Meniere’s Disease in Children? Meniere’s disease is a non-inflammatory disease of the inner ear, accompanied by bouts of spinning dizziness, noise, ringing in the ears, sudden vomiting, and hearing loss. In the interictal