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- + Actinomycosis
- + Adenovirus infection
- + Aeromonas & marine Vibrio infx.
- + AIDS
- + Amoeba - free living
- + Amoebic abscess
- + Amoebic colitis
- + Anaplasmosis
- + Animal bite-associated infection
- + Anisakiasis
- + Anthrax
- + Ascariasis
- + Aspergillosis
- + Babesiosis
- + Bacillary angiomatosis
- + Bacillus cereus food poisoning
- + Bacterial vaginosis
- + Bartonellosis - cat borne
- + Bartonellosis - other systemic
- + Blastocystis hominis infection
- + Botulism
- + Brain abscess
- + Brucellosis
- + Campylobacteriosis
- + Candidiasis
- + Chancroid
- + Chlamydia infections, misc.
- + Chlamydophila pneumoniae infection
- + Cholecystitis & cholangitis
- + Cholera
- + Chromomycosis
- + Chronic fatigue syndrome
- + Chronic meningococcemia
- + Clostridial food poisoning
- + Clostridial myonecrosis
- + Clostridium difficile colitis
- + Common cold
- + Conjunctivitis - inclusion
- + Conjunctivitis - viral
- + Cryptococcosis
- + Cryptosporidiosis
- + Cutaneous larva migrans
- + Cyclosporiasis
- + Cysticercosis
- + Cytomegalovirus infection
- + Dermatophytosis
- + Dientamoeba fragilis infection
- + Diphtheria
- + Diphyllobothriasis
- + Dipylidiasis
- + Dirofilariasis
- + Echinococcosis - unilocular
- + Endocarditis - infectious
- + Enterobiasis
- + Enterovirus infection
- + Epidural abscess
- + Erysipelas or cellulitis
- + Erysipeloid
- + Erythrasma
- + Escherichia coli diarrhea
- + Fungal infection - invasive
- + Gastroenteritis - viral
- + Gianotti-Crosti syndrome
- + Giardiasis
- + Gonococcal infection
- + Granuloma inguinale
- + Hepatitis A
- + Hepatitis B
- + Hepatitis C
- + Hepatitis D
- + Hepatitis E
- + Hepatitis G
- + Herpes B infection
- + Herpes simplex encephalitis
- + Herpes simplex infection
- + Herpes zoster
- + HIV infection - initial illness
- + Hookworm
- + Hymenolepis diminuta infection
- + Hymenolepis nana infection
- + Infection of wound, puncture, IV line, etc
- + Infectious mononucleosis or EBV infection
- + Influenza
- + Intestinal spirochetosis
- + Intra-abdominal abscess
- + Intracranial venous thrombosis
- + Isosporiasis
- + Kawasaki disease
- + Kikuchi's disease and Kimura disease
- + Kingella infection
- + Laryngotracheobronchitis
- + Legionellosis
- + Leishmaniasis - cutaneous
- + Leishmaniasis - visceral
- + Leprosy
- + Leptospirosis
- + Listeriosis
- + Liver abscess - bacterial
- + Lyme disease
- + Lymphocytic choriomeningitis
- + Lymphogranuloma venereum
- + Malaria
- + Malignant otitis externa
- + Measles
- + Meningitis - aseptic (viral)
- + Meningitis - bacterial
- + Microsporidiosis
- + Moniliformis and Macracanthorhynchus
- + Mumps
- + Mycetoma
- + Mycobacteriosis - M. marinum
- + Mycobacteriosis - M. scrofulaceum
- + Mycobacteriosis - miscellaneous nontuberculous
- + Mycoplasma (miscellaneous) infections
- + Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection
- + Myiasis
- + Necrotizing skin/soft tissue infx.
- + Neutropenic typhlitis
- + Nocardiosis
- + Orbital and eye infections
- + Orf
- + Ornithosis
- + Osteomyelitis
- + Otitis media
- + Paracoccidioidomycosis
- + Parainfluenza virus infection
- + Parvovirus B19 infection
- + Pediculosis
- + Pericarditis - bacterial
- + Perinephric abscess
- + Perirectal abscess
- + Peritonitis - bacterial
- + Pertussis
- + Pharyngeal & cervical space infx.
- + Pharyngitis - bacterial
- + Pityriasis rosea
- + Plague
- + Plesiomonas infection
- + Pleurodynia
- + Pneumocystis pneumonia
- + Pneumonia - bacterial
- + Poliomyelitis
- + Protothecosis and chlorellosis
- + Pseudocowpox
- + Pyodermas (impetigo, abscess, etc)
- + Pyomyositis
- + Q-fever
- + Rabies
- + Rat bite fever - spirillary
- + Rat bite fever - streptobacillary
- + Respiratory syncytial virus infection
- + Respiratory viruses - miscellaneous
- + Reye's syndrome
- + Rheumatic fever
- + Rhinoscleroma and ozena
- + Rhodococcus equi infection
- + Rickettsia felis infection
- + Roseola or human herpesvirus 6
- + Rotavirus infection
- + Rubella
- + Salmonellosis
- + Sandfly fever
- + Sarcocystosis
- + Scabies
- + Scarlet fever
- + Schistosomiasis - mansoni
- + Septic arthritis
- + Septicemia - bacterial
- + Shigellosis
- + Sinusitis
- + Sporotrichosis
- + Spotted fevers - Old World
- + Staphylococcal food poisoning
- + Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome
- + Streptococcus suis infection
- + Strongyloidiasis
- + Subdural empyema
- + Suppurative parotitis
- + Syphilis
- + Taeniasis
- + Tetanus
- + Thelaziasis
- + Toxic shock syndrome
- + Toxocariasis
- + Toxoplasmosis
- + Trachoma
- + Trichinosis
- + Trichomoniasis
- + Trichuriasis
- + Trypanosomiasis - African
- + Tuberculosis
- + Typhoid and enteric fever
- + Typhus - endemic
- + Urinary tract infection
- + Varicella
- + Vibrio parahaemolyticus infection
- + Whipple's disease
- + Yellow fever
- + Yersiniosis
- + Zygomycosis
Infectious Diseases of the Canary Islands is one in a series of GIDEON ebooks which summarize the status of individual infectious diseases, in every country of the world. Data are based on the GIDEON web application (www.gideononline.com) which relies on standard text books, peer-review journals, Health Ministry reports and ProMED, supplemented by an ongoing search of the medical literature.
Chapters are arranged alphabetically, by disease name. Each section is divided into four sections:
Descriptive epidemiology
Summary of clinical features
Status of the disease in the Canary Islands
References
There are 347 generic infectious diseases in the world today. 191 of these are endemic, or potentially endemic, to the Canary Islands. A number of other diseases are not relevant to the Canary Islands and have not been included in this book.
In addition to endemic diseases, all published data regarding imported diseases and infection among expatriates from the Canary Islands are included.
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