Abdullah Sam 
Types of Neurosis from the work of Freud and nineteenth century psychiatrists emerged the following classification of neuroses: 1. Hysteria. A disorder wherein the patient’s conflict leads to physical symptoms …
Epidemic hemorrhagic fever is an acute disease of unknown cause that occurs during the spring and autumn in northeastern Asia It is characterized by fever, prostrationr, prostration, omiting, proteinuria, hemorrhagic …
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Herpes Simplex is usually an asymptomatic infection but sometimes presents as a localized or systemic disease in susceptible children who are exposed to the virus from an outside source. Recurrent …
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Varicella zoster virus are now considered the consequence of the activity of a single virus and the dissimilarity of the clinical features of the two syndromes as a reflection of …
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Cytomegalovirus infection (cytomegalic inclusion disease; salivary gland virus disease) is manifest clinically in a number of guises, depending upon the age and physical condition of the host and whether the …
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Cat scratch disease is lymphatics, usually limited to one anatomic region, developing as a sequel to accidental injury of the skin. In two thirds of the reported cases there has …
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Typhus fever has afflicted mankind since ancient times. Although the plague of Athens in 430 B.C. is believed to have been epidemic typhus (MacArthur, 1954), the account of Fractiousness in …
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