Perianal Infections: A Primer for Nonsurgeons
The topic of perianal infections covers a broad range of illnesses that can be difficult to differentiate from each other. As a result, patients may suffer from unnecessary examinations and ineffective or delayed therapeutic interventions. This article reviews common and unusual infectious pathology...
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| description | The topic of perianal infections covers a broad range of illnesses that can be difficult to differentiate from each other. As a result, patients may suffer from unnecessary examinations and ineffective or delayed therapeutic interventions. This article reviews common and unusual infectious pathology and inflammatory or malignant conditions that should be considered in the differential diagnosis. Presentations of infectious pathology specific to HIV are discussed. New treatment strategies, where available, are noted. |
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| subjects | Abscesses Accuracy Antibiotics Anus Diseases - diagnosis Anus Diseases - etiology Anus Diseases - physiopathology Cancer therapies Crohn's disease Dermatitis Diagnosis, Differential Erythema Fistula Fungal infections Gangrene Gastroenterology Granulomas Hemorrhoids Herpes viruses HIV Infections - complications Humans Leukemia Medical students Medicine Medicine & Public Health Melanoma Parasitic diseases Patients Rectal Fistula Sepsis Sexually Transmitted Diseases - complications Staphylococcus infections Surgeons Surgery Tropical diseases Tuberculosis Ulcers |
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