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Poliomyelitis; Rabies; Viral haemorrhagic (and related) fevers
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Arthropod-borne bacteria
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Some gastrointestinal protozoa
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Trypansomiasis
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295 Chemotherapy of trypanosomiases and leishmaniasis.
Author: Croft SL, Barrett MP, Urbina JA. Journal: Trends Parasitol; 2005 Nov ;
21(11):508-12. PubMed ID: 16150644
[Link]; page 426
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297 A Stich 'Human African Trypnosomiasis' in
Oxford Textbook of Medicine, 4th Ed, OUP 2002
www.oup.co.uk; page 426
Leishmaniasis
298 L. donovani image
by kind permission of Prof S Upton of Kansas University; page
[Link]; page 427
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300 No link available; page 427
301 D Sacks 1995
Lancet 345 959; page 427
302 S Sundar 1998 BMJ i 563 4 J Rosenblatt 1999 Mayo
Clin Proc 74 1161 [@10560606]; page 427
303 GATSandford 2000 98 & S
Teklemariam 1994 Tr Roy Soc Trop Med Hyg 88 334; page 427
304 GATSandford 2000
98 & S Teklemariam 1994 Tr Roy Soc Trop Med Hyg 88 334; page 427
305 J
Rosenblatt 1999 Mayo Clin Proc 74 1161 [@10560606]; page 427
306 Treatment is
with intravenous voriconazole (two doses of 6 mg per kilogram of body weight on
day 1, then 4 mg per kilogram twice daily for at least seven days) followed by
200 mg orally twice daily. See; page R Herbrecht 2002 NEJM 347:408-415
[Link]?; page 427
(footnote) Atypical
American visceral leishmaniasis caused by disseminated Leishmania amazonensis
infection presenting with hepatitis and adenopathy. Author: Aleixo JA,
Nascimento ET, Monteiro GR, Fernandes MZ, Ramos AM, Wilson ME, Pearson RD,
Jeronimo SM. Journal: Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg; 2006 Jan ; 100(1):79-82. PubMed
ID: 16198385.
[Link]; page 427
