The Venereology Laboratory

The venereal diseases are 'infectious' diseases, whose causal agent it is important to detect at the time of clinical diagnosis and whose disappearance after treatment should be verified. When the diagnosis is or appears obvious (acute gonococcia or syphilitic chancre), it is not justified...

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Main Author: Borel, L J
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ANTIGEN ANTIBODY REACTIONS
ANTIGENS + ANTIBODIES
DISEASES
FLUORESCENT ANTIBODY TECHNIQUES
FOREIGN REPORTS
FRANCE
HISTOLOGICAL TECHNIQUES
IMMUNE SERUMS
INFECTIONS
LABORATORIES
MEDICAL EQUIPMENT
MEDICAL TECHNICIANS
Medicine and Medical Research
MORPHOLOGY(BIOLOGY)
NEISSERIA GONORRHOEAE
SERODIAGNOSIS
Test Facilities, Equipment and Methods
TRANSLATIONS
TREPONEMA PALLIDUM
VENEREAL DISEASES
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Summary:The venereal diseases are 'infectious' diseases, whose causal agent it is important to detect at the time of clinical diagnosis and whose disappearance after treatment should be verified. When the diagnosis is or appears obvious (acute gonococcia or syphilitic chancre), it is not justified to prescribe a treatment before having the laboratory's confirmation. After treatment, the laboratory contributes indispensable elements to diagnosis of cure. Trans. of Clinique (France) v59 p629-638 1964.