Granuloma inguinale (also known as donovanosis) is a sexually-transmitted clinical entity that presents with readily bleeding genital ulcerations. This condition is encountered in diverse regions of ...

GRANULOMA inguinale was first described as a clinical entity by Conyers and Daniels in 1896, although the etiologic factor was not discovered until 1905 by Donovan at the Madras General Hospital in ...

Granuloma inguinale, or donovanosis, is a chronic ulcerative disease which ordinarily affects the genitalia. This is an important clinical entity when assessing genital ulcer disease, particularly in ...

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract Thirty-six patients having granuloma inguinale were treated at the 483 USAF Hospital, Cam Ranh Bay, Republic of South Vietnam between October ...

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract The first known case of granuloma inguinale in the State of Qatar was observed in an Indian expatriate who contracted the disease in India.

Some of the most common sexually transmitted infections (STIs) include syphillis, chlamydia and gonorrhea. While we're all aware of these conditions, there are STIs that are very rare but can do as ...

A sexually transmitted disease which causes the genitals to erupt into flesh-eating ulcers has been detected for the first time in the UK and it's making a comeback in other countries too. Usually ...

A rare sexually transmitted disease is on the rise in the United Kingdom, according to a report citing a local health official. "Figures suggest that donovanosis - which was previously thought to be ...

Donovanosis is also known as granuloma inguinale (Picture: Getty Images/Science Photo Libra) When it comes to STIs, you’re most likely to contract one of the ‘big three’ – chlamydia, HPV, or ...

On the list of terrible diseases, an infection that causes your genitals to erupt into bloody ulcers is very high on the list. The only thing that could be worse is sharing a name with it. Hi, my name ...

The Department of Health and Human Services has taken three sexually-transmitted diseases off the list of inadmissible illnesses for immigrants coming to the U.S. Starting in the next two months, ...