| [cutaneous leishmaniasis following military deployment to iraq]. | cutaneous leishmaniasis (cl) is a parasitic disease of the tropics and subtropics, transmitted by bites of infected female phlebotonine sandflies. although cl lesions are normally self-healing they may be disfiguring or potentially disabling, and in field conditions may become secondarily infected; clinical intervention is appropriate in these circumstances. we describe two soldiers normally stationed in british forces germany who following deployment to iraq presented with leishmania tropica in ... | 2006 | 16775945 |
| [similarity of the causative agent of visceral leishmaniasis from iraq and leishmania tropica based on the molecular parameters of kinetoplast dna]. | restriction analysis demonstrated that the cleavage pattern of kinetoplast dna of visceral leishmaniasis causative agent from iraq was similar to that of the anthroponotic cutaneous leishmaniasis causative agent leishmania tropica, and differed from that of the kinetoplast dna of leishmania infantum and l. donovani, typical visceral leishmaniasis causative agents. similarity was established both for maxi- and minicycle molecules of the kinetoplast dna. evolutionary relation between l. tropica an ... | 1989 | 2550756 |
| [leishmania tropica in czechoslovakia. case report (author's transl)]. | | 1981 | 7307090 |
| cutaneous leishmaniasis in basrah villages, south iraq. | cl in iraq is caused by both leishmania major and leishmania tropica. marshes villages of basrah province south iraq are regarded as a rural area. a total of 35 cutaneous leishmaniasis cases 12 (34.28%) females and 23(65.71%) males were clinically registered from april 2013 to march 2014 in health care center of basrah marshes villages, south of iraq are reported and investigated. all patients were parasitologically confirmed by stained smears and culture, the main clinical features were ulcerat ... | 2014 | 25643501 |
| [comparative study of the kabul strain of leishmania tropica and the causative agent of the iraqi and central asian forms of cutaneous leishmaniasis]. | | 1974 | 4282111 |