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Quick Scroll medicine: HIV 05.13.08 (3 months ago) #1
all true regarding HIV osteomyelitis except
-commonly caused by staph aureus
-new periosteal bone formation
-usually bilateral
-necrosis is absent
Whats the funda of this one??
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Quick Scroll 05.23.08 (3 months ago) #2
HIV osteomyelitis does not differ much from that of general population....
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Quick Scroll 05.23.08 (3 months ago) #3
First and Second choices are true. I am not sure of third and fourth!

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Quick Scroll 05.23.08 (3 months ago) #4
answer is necrosis is absent..
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Quick Scroll 05.23.08 (3 months ago) #5
Wondering why!!! icon_smile.gif

By exclusion we could arrive at that answer: for the moment!

HIV - Reduced immune response - more severe disease manifestation/multifocal -> so bilateral 'assumed' to be true.

We already saw 1 and 2 are right!

so...... but let us search more, perhaps we are missing something somewhere at some place where they have given about this 'trivia'!
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Quick Scroll 05.23.08 (3 months ago) #6
nice approach man..[icon_smile.gif]
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Quick Scroll 05.24.08 (3 months ago) #7
anavrin_kaerf wrote:
nice approach man..[icon_smile.gif]


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