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Figure 30.1
The rates of gonorrhoea diagnoses in the USA, 1941–2011. (Reproduced from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Sexually Transmitted Disease Su...
Figure 30.5
Gonococcal cervicitis showing a mucopurulent discharge with erythema.
Figure 30.9
Saxaphone penis caused by a periurethral abscess.
Figure 30.13
Disseminated gonococcal infection: early macular lesions progress to pustules and haemorrhagic lesions.
Figure 30.17
Rate of chlamydia diagnoses by gender and age in England, 2012. Data are from routine GUM clinic returns and exclude diagnoses where the gender was re...
Figure 30.21
Follicular cervicitis – raised, white, rounded swellings – may raise the index of suspicion for chlamydia.
Figure 30.25
Sexually acquired reactive arthritis with knee involvement causing joint swelling.
Figure 30.29
Laboratory confirmed cases of lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV) in England, 2003–2012. (© Crown copyright. Reproduced with permission of Public Health E...
Figure 30.33
(a, b) Lymphogranuloma venereum buboes. (Part a, courtesy of Dr E. Powles.)
Figure 30.37
(a) Penile chancroid with inguinal bubo. (b) Giant penile chancroid with inguinal bubo.
Figure 30.41
Granuloma inguinale in a female patient.
Figure 30.2
Rate of gonorrhoea diagnoses by gender and age in England, 2012. Data are from routine GUM clinic returns and exclude diagnoses where the gender was r...
Figure 30.6
Gonococcal conjunctivitis showing an acute, severe, purulent discharge with irritation and a red eye.
Figure 30.10
Bartholin's abscess: the Bartholin glands are located on either side of the vaginal opening and can become obstructed and/or infected. Gonorrhoea shou...
Figure 30.14
Disseminated gonococcal infection showing inflammation of the metatarsophalangeal joints.
Figure 30.18
Normal cervix with mucoid discharge demonstrating ectopy.
Figure 30.22
(a) Chlamydial conjunctivitis can present as a non‐specific, red and irritated eye. (b) Acute follicular conjunctivitis is usually associated with vir...
Figure 30.26
Serpiginous and annular lesions with slightly raised borders on the glans penis of a patient with sexually acquired reactive arthritis.
Figure 30.30
Number of lymphogranuloma venereum (LGV) diagnoses by HIV status in England, 2004–2010. (© Crown copyright. Reproduced with permission of Public Heal...
Figure 30.34
Lymphogranuloma venereum inguinal syndrome showing the ‘sign of the groove’.
Figure 30.38
Discharging inguinal bubo.
Figure 30.42
Pseudo‐elephantiasis.
Figure 30.3
Acute urethritis with a purulent discharge.
Figure 30.7
Gonococcal ophthalmia neonatorum: the purulent discharge may be profuse.
Figure 30.11
Disseminated gonococcal infection showing a macular lesion with central necrosis on the dorsum of the hand.
Figure 30.15
Gram staining of a urethral smear demonstrating intracellular and extracellular Gram‐negative diplococci.
Figure 30.19
The life cycle of Chlamydia trachomatis .
Figure 30.23
(a) A tubo‐ovarian swelling (arrow) as a consequence of repeated chlamydia infection. (b) Hysterosalpingogram showing scarred fallopian tubes and bila...
Figure 30.27
(a) Keratodermablenorrhagica (KDB) is seen in reactive arthritis and can be a result of sexually transmitted or gastrointestinal pathogens. (b) Resolv...
Figure 30.31
Part of a reactive lymph node with a follicle centre (lower left) seen alongside an inflammatory and necrotic focus of polymorph neutrophils (centre a...
Figure 30.35
Chancroidal penile ulceration. (Courtesy of Dr D. Lewis.)
Figure 30.39
Granuloma inguinale with beefy red granulomata.
Figure 30.43
Biopsy smear showing mononuclear cells containing the causative organism with bipolar staining.
Figure 30.4
Gonococcal proctitis: proctoscopy reveals an inflamed mucosa and a purulent discharge.
Figure 30.8
Points of entry and route of dissemination of gonococci.
Figure 30.12
Disseminated gonococcal infection showing a pustule surrounded with erythema above the lateral malleolus.
Figure 30.16
Antimicrobial prescribing practice and resistance trends in England and Wales, 2001–2011. Data from the Gonococcal Resistance to Antimicrobials Survei...
Figure 30.20
Chlamydial urethritis with meatal erythema and a mucopurulent discharge.
Figure 30.24
Fitz‐Hugh–Curtis syndrome is a complication of pelvic inflammatory disease and results in violin‐string adhesions of the liver capsule as a consequenc...
Figure 30.28
An inclusion body (arrow) in the cytoplasm of an epithelial cell stained with iodine.
Figure 30.32
Primary stage of lymphogranuloma venereum, showing genital ulceration.
Figure 30.36
Chancroidal ulceration in a female.
Figure 30.40
Granuloma inguinale with a hypertrophic lesion.