10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MAL DE PINTO»
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The Ranks of Death: A Medical History of the Conquest of America
"Resumen del primer censo del 'mal de pinto' en la República Mexicana" Revista
de Biología, 1932, XII, 74- 81. Dumont de Montigny. Mémoires historiques sur la
Louisiane, etc., composes par M.L.L.M. Paris, 1753. Dunn, L. H. "Experiments ...
Percy Moreau Ashburn, 2010
Su piel estaba aquejada de mal de pinto y de una alarmante proliferación de
pústulas y llagas, (p. 77) And Villoro's negativity towards United States tourism is
subsequently extended to include a rejection of postmodern ity as a United
States ...
Mal de pinto, he'd learned, was almost never fatal or debilitating, but
distinguished its victims with ugly, discoloring scarsthat branded them asinferior
and socially unacceptable. This discrimination wasa personal stigma, even after
those ...
4
The imaging of tropical diseases: with epidemiological, ...
... in strongyloidiasis (ii) 67, 74 in tropical sprue (ii) 124, 126, 129 Mal arabica (
elephantiasis) (ii) 331, 339 Mal de pinto (endemic syphilis) (ii) 529-545 Malaria (ii
) 751-757 anemia in pregnancy (ii) 755 "blackwater fever" (ii) 752 cerebral (ii)
721, ...
Philip E. S. Palmer, Maurice Merrick Reeder, 2001
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A Companion to Paleopathology
Weiss, P., 1947 Contribucion al Estudo del Mal de Pinto, Pinta, Cara, Oviera, o
Enfermidad de Leon Blanco en el Peru. Revista de Medicina Experimental 6:1–
75. Weston, D. A., 2008 Investigating the Specificity of Periosteal Lesions in ...
6
Mexican Suite: A History of Photography in Mexico
... as the possibility of producing pulque in the south of France, cases of mal de
pinto (a type of pigmentation disorder), and the utility of having the now famous
Codex Vidobonensis, a Precolumbian manuscript, reproduced photographically.
7
The Mexican Revolution: Counter-revolution and reconstruction
... and central Mexico, from Veracruz to Jalisco; disease of 'epidemic proportions'
flourished in San Luis (plague and mal de pinto as well as typhus); and the early
months of 1917 saw no real improvement.706 Guanajuato and Zacatecas were ...
8
Dermatology Therapy. A - Z Essentials
... of Pinkus Pinta Synonym(s) Azul; carate; endemic treponematosis; mal de
pinto Definition Bacterial infection of the skin caused by a treponemal pathogen,
characterized by papules and plaques in the early stage and dyschromic patches
.
Norman Levine, Carol C. Levine, 2004
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Rapid Infectious Diseases and Tropical Medicine
... an infected person; T. carateum causes pinta (azul, carate, mal de pinto)
transmitted by lesion-to-skin contact; T. pertenue causes yaws (buba, framinosa,
pian) transmitted by lesion-to-broken skin contact A/R: age 2–15 years;
overcrowding; ...
Mal de pinto, carate Definition. Nonvenereal treponemal infection that causes
distinctive postinflammatory hypopigmen- tation. Causative Organism.
Treponema carateum Epidemiology. Pinta is a very old disease, known to the
advanced ...
