Title of article :
Enteric fever in an HIV/AIDS patient: Atypical manifestations
Author/Authors :
Chatterjee, M Department of Microbiology - NRS Medical college, India , Chakraborty, B Department of Microbiology - NRS Medical college, India , Chatterjee, SS Department of Microbiology - NRS Medical college, India , Bose, M Department of Microbiology - NRS Medical college, India , Mukherjee, K Department of Microbiology - NRS Medical college, India , Basu, A Department of Microbiology - NRS Medical college, India , Das, S Department of Microbiology - NRS Medical college, India , Banerjee, M Department of Microbiology - NRS Medical college, India , Ghosh, U Department of Microbiology - NRS Medical college, India
Pages :
3
From page :
150
To page :
152
Abstract :
Bloodstream infections with Salmonella typhi, is uncommon in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected persons. The symptoms in such patients are often non-specific and have a rather insidious onset and progression. We report a patient with sepsis and lower limb gangrene due to Salmonella typhi infection in an HIV-infected patient.
Keywords :
HIV/AIDS , manifestations , non-specific
Journal title :
Astroparticle Physics
Serial Year :
2012
Record number :
2426567
Link To Document :
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