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UNPRG FACULTY OF HUMAN MEDICINE INTEGRANTES: LLAUCE VALDERA MILKITO MUNDACA DAVILA CHRISTIAN ROJAS ROJAS ELVA ROSA VASQUEZ OBLITAS CRISTIAN VASQUEZ RUIZ JONES JUAN CAMILO VILLENA HERRERA YELTSIN
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UNPRG

FACULTY OF HUMAN MEDICINE

INTEGRANTES:LLAUCE VALDERA MILKITOMUNDACA DAVILA CHRISTIANROJAS ROJAS ELVA ROSAVASQUEZ OBLITAS CRISTIANVASQUEZ RUIZ JONES JUAN CAMILOVILLENA HERRERA YELTSIN

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TYPHOID AND CHAGAS DISEASES

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TYPHOID

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CONCEPT

• infectious disease caused by Salmonella typhi (bacillus Eberthq)

the mechanism of transmission is fecal-oral

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The bacteria enter through the digestive

tract

reaches the intestine

into the blood

located in various organs

salmonella is eliminated in

the faeces

TYPHOID CYCLE

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CHAGAS DISEASE

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Chagas disease, also known as American trypanosomiasis, is a tropical parasitic disease caused by the flagellate protozoan Trypanosoma cruzi.

It is characterized because is a parasites that can seriously injure the heart and the

digestive and nervous system.

CARLOS CHAGAS

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Are estimated to be infected with Chagas disease between 15 and 17 million people each year,

of which about 50,000 die.

Poorest rural areas of Latin

AmericaUnited States

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Recognized by:

WHO

• One of the 13 most neglected tropical diseases in the world.

PAHO

• Disease of poverty.

Chagas disease has been a scourge to mankind since ancient times, and remains a significant social problem and

economic growth in many countries of Latin America.

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Causes:Trypanosoma cruzi, the causative agent of the disease, is a

member of the genus Trypanosoma, which is the same genus as the infectious agent that causes African sleeping

sickness (African trypanosomiasis).

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MALAISE , HEADACHE AND

FEVER

SPLENOMEGALY AND HEPATOMEGALY

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DIAGNOSIS

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