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Case 134. Gonorrhea (26 y-o M)
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| Purulent urethral discharge with pain in urination (after oral sex with a professional girl) |
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Key words : Neisseria gonorrhoeae, gonorrhea, urethritis, chancroid
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| Gonorrhea is featured by purulent and painful urethral discharge. The glans penis is reddish in color and swollen (Gross findings). | Neisseria gonorrhoeae belongs to the Gram-negative diplococcus, mostly phagocytized by neutrophils on the smear of urethral discharge (Giemsa). | |
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| Reference case 134A Chancroid (soft chancre) caused by infection of Haemophilus ducreyi. Irregular shaped, painful ulcer is formed on the glans penis (gross findings). Groin lymph noes are often swollen with pain. |
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