Skin Problems & Treatments: Treatment & Care Treatment & Care In addition to M. leprous (leprosy) and M. tuberculosis, two other mycobacteria, M. ...

Fundamental Distinctions Among the Two Types Clinical Features Character Distinctions and prognosisSkin lesions Nerve damageBacte,iascopyHistologyLeprornalous TypeStable, malign, and progressiveLepromas, papular or nodular* Slow ...

What Is Leprosy Disease Leprosy is a chronic disease caused by Mycobacterium leprae. The distal portion of the eye and the testicles may ...

Lymph Node Inflammation (Lymphadenitis): Causes and More These organisms are found in the soil and transiently in the respiratory f l ora. In ...

Detailed Comparison of the Two “Polar” Types of Leprosy Types of Leprosy Lepromatous Tuberculoid Clinical FeaturesSites of election Skin (and nerves) Nerves (and ...

Infectious Diseases – a to Z List: Department of Health Pulmonary disease caused by these less virulent tuberculosis-like cervical adenitis (scrofula)agents is actually ...

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (Copd) M. kansasii and M. intracellulare (Battey bacilli), the most virulent of this group of organisms, may produce a ...

What Is Dementia? Introduction. Dementia means deterioration in intellectual capacity. Dementia is a clinical entity. The extent of the brain injury and not ...

Diseases Due to Mycobacteria By tradition, the term tuberculosis refers to infection and disease associated with M. tuberculosis (var. hominis and var. bovis). ...