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- 2. Theoretical part Etiology Gonorrhoea is caused by the Gram-negative diplococci. Gonococci are lentil-shaped cocci about 1.5
- 3. Theoretical part The study of ultra-fine sections of the gonococcus with an electron microscope revealed that
- 4. Transmission of the infection The basic way of transmission for males is normal sexual intercourse and
- 5. Pathogenesis Neither congenital, no acquired immunity to gonococcus develops in humans. The formed antibodies do not
- 6. Clinical features of gonorrhoea Present classification of gonorrhoea: Fresh: acute, subacute, torpid. Chronic.
- 7. Clinical features of gonorrhoea Clinical features of gonorrhoea: fresh acute gonorrhoeal urethritis; fresh subacute gonorrhoea; fresh
- 8. Clinical features of gonorrhoea Gonorrhoea in small girls. As a result of anatomical and physiological peculiarities
- 9. Complications of gonorrhoeal urethritis in males. Acute gonorrhoeal urethritis, especially in males with a long and
- 10. Complications of gonorrhoeal urethritis in males. Abscess of the preputial gland is a rare local complication
- 11. Complications of gonorrhoeal urethritis in males. Littre's alveolar, tubular mucous glands and Morgagni's lacunae found in
- 12. Male genital organs and localization of frequent complications of gonorrhoea. 1 – seminal vesicle; 2 –
- 13. Male genital organs and localization of frequent complications of gonorrhoea. Epididymitis, inflammation of the epididymis, was
- 14. Male genital organs and localization of frequent complications of gonorrhoea. Chronic prostatitis, on the contrary, is
- 15. Diagnosis of gonorrhoea The diagnosis of gonorrhoea may be established only when the causative agent has
- 16. Diagnosis of gonorrhoea In acute fresh gonorrhoea the causative agents are usually detected easily by microscopy
- 17. Diagnosis of gonorrhoea For the identification of gonococci by microscopy and in cultures, the pathological material
- 18. Treatment of gonorrhoea Gonorrhoea is managed by means of antigonococcal agents, methods for stimulating specific and
- 19. Non-gonorrhoeal venereal urethritis Venereal non-gonorrhoeal urethritis is found more often than gonorrhoeal; mostly accompanies gonorrhoea. Bacterial
- 20. Bacterial urethritis Pathogen: staphylococcus, diplococcus, streptococcus, E.coli, pseudo-diphtherial bacilli, enterococcus. Clinical features: incubation period is 5-10
- 21. Trichomonal urethritis Pathogen: Trichomonas vaginalis. Pathogenesis: reactive condition of the organism; accompanying diseases contribute to the
- 22. Mycotic urethritis At the beginning in most cases balanoposthitis develops and afterwards urethritis. Pathogen: yeast like
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