ABSTRACT

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are a worldwide problem affecting all nations and races. Such diseases are especially prevalent in developing countries where insufficient health care centers, inadequate laboratory capabilities, and the unavailablity of appropriate treatment perpetuate the problem. Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Epidemiology, Pathology, Diagnosis, and Treatment addresses the therapeutic challenges posed by STDs. It covers bacterial, spirochete, fungal, protozoan, viral, and ectoparasite infections. Strategies and progress in eliminating these diseases worldwide are discussed.

part |18 pages

Spirochete

chapter chapter seven|16 pages

Syphilis

part |17 pages

Fungal

chapter chapter eight|15 pages

Candidiasis

part |49 pages

Protozoan

chapter chapter nine|22 pages

Amebiasis

chapter chapter ten|16 pages

Cryptosporidiosis

chapter chapter eleven|9 pages

Trichomoniasis

part |77 pages

Viral

part |19 pages

The gay bowel syndrome

chapter chapter sixteen|17 pages

The gay bowel syndrome: a 20-year retrospective

part |19 pages

Ectoparasites

chapter chapter seventeen|8 pages

Scabies

chapter chapter eighteen|9 pages

Lice