book_title | section_heading | file_path | line_start | line_end | snippet -----------+-----------------+-----------+------------+----------+--------- Katzung's Basic and Clinical Pharmacology, 16th Edition | AMEBIASIS | /textbooks/9781260463309/9781260463309_block10.md | 2654 | 2654 | ...This >>>organism<<< can cause asymptomatic intestinal infection, mild to moderate colitis, severe intestinal infection (>>>dysentery<<<), ameboma, liver abscess, and other extraintestinal infections. The choice of drugs for amebiasis depends on the clinical presentation (Table 52–5). Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods | Transmission of Infectious Agents | /textbooks/9780323673204/9780323673204_block32.md | 2066 | 2066 | ...mechanical transmission of agents of bacillary >>>dysentery<<<, cholera, typhoid, viral diarrhea, amebic >>>dysentery<<<, and giardiasis, as well as pinworms and tapeworms. Mechanisms involved in the biological transmission of infectious agents vary from simple >>>organism<<< amplification in the arthropod vector to... Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease | Clinical Features | /textbooks/9780323609623/9780323609623_block29.md | 493 | 498 | ...Untreated bacillary >>>dysentery<<<, particularly when the course is prolonged, can be confused with UC. Deaths are rare in healthy persons, particularly adults, with bacillary >>>dysentery<<<; mortality usually is seen in young, often malnourished children.181 Shigella spp. were the third... P C Dikshit Textbook of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology | Etiology | /textbooks/9788188867967/9788188867967_block3.md | 4367 | 4398 | ...If mother contracts infections such as pneumonia, malaria, typhoid, >>>dysentery<<<, smallpox, syphilis etc, foetus is liable to die The infecting >>>organism<<< in syphilis, smallpox and rubella does not pass through the placental barrier. As a result, patient usually dies from... ROSEN's Emergency medicine Concepts and clinical practice | Management | /textbooks/9780323757898/9780323757898_block14.md | 1030 | 1035 | ...toxic, have a fever, or have >>>dysentery<<< (see discussion later); in patients with severe traveler's diarrhea; patients with suspected C. difficile colitis; in patients who are immunocompromised; or when a known >>>organism<<< has been isolated from a community outbreak... Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease | INVASIVE PATHOGENS | /textbooks/9780323609623/9780323609623_block29.md | 439 | 439 | ...epithelial injury preventing fluid resorption from the intestinal lumen, induction of inflamma- tory mediators by >>>organism<<< invasion, and production of accessory virulence factors (including enterotoxins) by some invasive bacte- ria. All invasive pathogens can cause >>>dysentery<<<, a term that refers... Tietz Textbook of Laboratory Medicine, 7th Edition | Analytical Considerations | /textbooks/9780323775724/9780323775724_block35.md | 2334 | 2342 | ...td>Watery diarrheaIngestion of >>>organism<<< followed by toxin productionAeromonasWaterWorldwideWatery diarrhea or >>>dysentery<<<Unknown>>dysentery<<< with abdominal cramping and a high fever can occur. Extraintestinal extension depends on the presence of a galactose-specific lectin (Gal/GalNAc) capable of mediating attachment of the >>>organism<<< to colonic mucosa followed by contact dependent cytotoxicity... Sleisenger and Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease | Treatment | /textbooks/9780323609623/978032360962 [... Output truncated due to length. 190 tokens/756 characters removed ...]