Q. A 21 year old sexually active male comes to skin OPD with complaints of single, indurated, painless penile ulcer with regional lymphadenopathy. (Pic1) Staining of smear prepared from exudate was performed in microbiology lab. (Pic 2)
Identify the staining method?
What is your diagnosis?
Syphilis.
ReplyDeleteStaining method- Silver Impregnation staining
ReplyDeleteThe pathogen is identified as Treponema pallidum
The subject is diagnosed with Syphilis
Staining - silver impregnation method
ReplyDeleteDiagnosis-
1. Examination of exudate shows presence of Treponema pallidum
2. Presence of single, painless, indurated penile ulcer with regional lymphadenopathy
Thus the subject is diagnosed with primary syphilis
Staining method-Silver Impregnation method
ReplyDeleteDiagnosis- Primary Syphilis by Treponema pallidum spirochetes
Staining method: modified Steiner silver stain method.
ReplyDeleteDiagnosis: the examination of the exudate reveals the presence of T. pallidum.
From pic 1 and it’s description the subject/ patient is suffering from syphilis.
Staining method: modified Steiner silver stain method.
ReplyDeleteDiagnosis: the examination of the exudate reveals the presence of T. pallidum.
From pic 1 and it’s description the subject/ patient is suffering from syphilis.
Staining method- silver impregnation method .
ReplyDeleteTrepnoma are extremely thin & delicate.thet reduce silver nitrate to metalic silver that is deposited on surface , making them thicker.
Diagnosis- primary syphilis
ReplyDeleteAreeba Khan
Roll no 16
Staining - silver impregnation method
Diagnosis-
1. Examination of exudate shows presence of Treponema pallidum
2. Presence of single, painless, indurated penile ulcer with regional lymphadenopathy
Thus the subject is diagnosed with primary syphilis
Staining method - silver impregnation method
ReplyDeleteDiagnosis- primary syphilis
Areeba Khan
ReplyDeleteRoll no 16
Staining - silver impregnation method
Diagnosis-
1. Examination of exudate shows presence of Treponema pallidum
2. Presence of single, ainless, indurated penile ulcer with regional lymphadenopathy
Thus the subject is diagnosed with primary syphilis
Staining - silver impregnation method
ReplyDeleteDiagnosis-
1. Examination of exudate shows presence of Treponema pallidum
2. Presence of single, painless, indurated penile ulcer with regional lymphadenopathy
Thus the subject is diagnosed with primary syphilis.
SAMRIDDHi GUPTA
ReplyDeleteROLL NO. 71
Staining method- Silver Impregnation staining
The pathogen is identified as Treponema pallidum
The subject is diagnosed with Syphilis