Book Introduction
About the Main and Contributing Authors
Acknowledgements
Disease and Patient Introduction
Part One: Parasitic Diseases
Blood and Lymphatic System Diseases
· Filariasis (lymphatic)
· Leishmaniasis (visceral, or kala azar, or dum dum disease)
· Malaria (or blackwater fever)
· Trypanosomiasis (African, or sleeping sickness)
· Trypanosomiasis (American, or Chagas disease)
Digestive Tract Diseases
· Amebiasis (intestinal)
· Amebiasis (liver)
· Amebiasis (ameboma)
· Balantidiasis (or balantidiosis)
· Ancylostomiasis (or hookworm disease)
· Ascariasis
· Distomatosis (biliary/liver, or biliary/liver fluke infection including opistorchiasis and fascioliasis)
· Distomatosis (intestinal)
· Giardiasis (or beaver fever)
· Schistosomiasis (intestinal)
· Strongyloidiasis
· Trichuriasis (or whipworm disease)
Lung Disease
· Paragonimiasis (or lung fluke infection)
Nail and Hair Diseases
Nail Diseases
· Candidiasis (or moniliasis)
· Dermatophytosis
Hair Diseases
· Pediculosis capitis (or head lice)
· Pthiriasis (or crabs)
· Tinea capitis (or head ringworm)
Sexual Organ Diseases
· Candidiasis (or moniliasis)
· Trichomoniasis
Skin and Integumentary System Diseases
· Candidiasis (or moniliasis)
· Dermatophytosis
· Dracunculiasis (or Guinea worm disease or dracontiasis)
· Leishmaniasis (cutaneous)
· Leishmaniasis (muco-cutaneous)
· Loiasis (or eyeworm disease)
· Malasseziosis (or pityriasis versicolor)
· Myiasis (or tumba fly)
· Onchocerciasis (or river blindness)
· Pediculosis corporis (or body lice)
· Scabies (or Norwegian itch)
· Tinea nigra palmis and plantaris
· Tungiasis
Urinary Tract Diseases
· Schistosomiasis (urinary)
Parasitic Dead-ends and Larval Diseases
· Angiostrongyliasis
· Cenurosis
· Cysticercosis
· Gnathostomiasis
· Hydatidosis
· Larva migrans (cutaneous, or creeping eruption)
· Linguatulosis
· Porocephalosis
· Sparganosis
· Toxocariasis (or visceral larva migrans or roudworm infection)
· Trichinellosis
Part Two: Deep Fungal Diseases
· Basidiobolomycosis
· Blastomycosis (North American, or Gilchrist disease or Chicago disease)
· Blastomycosis (South American, or Lutz-Splendore-Almeida disease)
· Chromomycosis
· Coccidioidomycosis (or Posada, Wernicke and Rixford disease)
· Conidiobolomycosis
· Histoplasmosis (African)
· Histoplasmosis (American, or Darling disease)
· Lobomycosis (or Jorge Lobo disease)
· Mycetoma (or Madura foot)
· Pythiosis
· Rhinosporidiosis
· Scytalidiosis
Part Three: Bacterial, Chlamydial and Prion Diseases
Bacterial Diseases
· Anthrax
· Bartonellosis (or Carrion disease)
· Bejel (or endemic syphilis)
· Buruli ulcers (or Bairnsdale or Daintree or Mossman or Searls ulcer, or mycoburuli ulcers)
· Diphtheria
· Chancroid (or soft chancre, or ulcus molle)
· Cholera
· Gonorrhea (or clap)
· Granuloma inguinale (or Donovan disease)
· Leprosy (or Hansen disease)
· Leptospirosis (or Weil disease, or Nanukayami fever)
· Melioidosis (or Whitmore disease)
· Meningococcal meningitis
· Pertussis (or whooping cough)
· Pinta (or carate)
· Plague (or black death)
· Salmonellosis (typhoid fever or enteric fever)
· Salmonellosis (Salmonella gastroenteritis)
· Shigellosis
· Syphilis (or hard chancre)
· Tuberculosis (or TB)
· Yaws (or pian, or parangi, or paru, or frambesia tropica)
Chlamydial Diseases
· Lymphogranuloma venereum (or Durand-Nicholas-Favre disease)
· Trachoma (or granular conjunctivitis or Egyptian ophthalmia)
· Urethritis and cervicitis
Prion Disease
· Variant Creutzfeldt-Jacob disease
Part Four: Viral Diseases
Common Diseases
· Dengue fever (or breakbone fever)
· Hepatitis
· Herpes simplex (or cold or fever sore)
· HIV/AIDS
· Influenza (flu)
· Measles
· Poliomyelitis (or polio)
· Yellow fever (or black vomit)
Rare Diseases
· Arboviral diseases
· Arenaviral diseases (including Tacaribe complex and Lassa fever diseases)
· Bunyaviral diseases (including Rift Valley fever -RVF-)
· Coronaviral disease (S.A.R.S.)
· Filoviral diseases (including Ebola and Marburg virus diseases)
· Flaviviral diseases
· Hantaviral diseases (including Hantan virosis)
· Paramyxoviral diseases (including Hendra and Nipah viroses)
· Reoviral diseases (including rotavirus disease)
· Rhabdoviral diseases (including Mossuril virus and lyssavirus diseases)
· Togaviral diseases (including Chikungunya virus disease)
Part Five: Other Tropical Health Hazards
Animal-induced Diseases
· Bees and hymenoptera
· Butterflies
· Cats (including allergies, cat bite, cat scratch disease, mycoses, rabies, scabies, taeniasis, tetanus, toxocarosis)
· Centipedes
· Dogs (including dog bite, cutaneous larva migrans, linguatulosis, mycoses, rabies, scabies, tetanus, toxocarosis)
· Fish
· Fleas (including murine typhus, plague, taeniasis, tungiasis)
· Jelly fish/Anemones/Physaliae
· Leeches
· Lice (including epidemic louse-borne typhus, pediculosis capitis, pediculosis corporis, pthiriasis, trench fever, ubiquitous relapsing fever)
· Mollusks
· Muraenae (or moray eels)
· Rats (including sodoku, tetanus)
· Scorpions
· Snakes
· Spiders
· Ticks (including arboviroses, regional relapsing fever)
· Trombiculidae (scrub typhus)
Exotic Food Poisoning
· Ciguatera
· Other ichtyosarcotoxisms
· Fish poisoning
· Mushroom poisoning
Heat-related Illnesses
· Miliaria (or prickly heat)
· Tropical anhidrotic asthenia (or heat asthenia)
· Heat exhaustion
· Heat stroke
Travelers and Tropical Diseases
· Mortality/morbidity
· Precautions to take before, during and after traveling
· Traveler's diarrhea (or turista)
Antibiotic Resistance
Addendum
· Differential diagnosis
* Diarrhea
* Fever
* Pruritus
* Splenomegaly
International Generic and Brand Names of Drugs
Contraindications for Drugs
List of FDA-Approved Vaccines
List of Vaccines Available in France
Link to Major International Healthcare Organizations
Map and Table Indexes
Patient Cases Index
Disease Index
Symptom Index
Meaning of Abbreviations
Key Words
Abstract
References