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==''WikiDoc Infectious Disease Project'' — Organ-Based Infections==
==''WikiDoc Infectious Disease Project'' — Organ-Based Infections==
{{Rx|Musculoskeletal}}
{{columns-list|3|
: {{Rx|Osteomyelitis}}
'''1 Musculoskeletal'''
:: Candidal osteomyelitis
: 1.1 Osteomyelitis
:: Chronic osteomyelitis
:: 1.1.1 Candidal osteomyelitis
:: Contiguous with vascular insufficiency
:: 1.1.2 Chronic osteomyelitis
:: Contiguous without vascular insufficiency
:: 1.1.3 Contiguous with vascular insufficiency
:: Diabetic foot
:: 1.1.4 Contiguous without vascular insufficiency
:: Foot bone
:: 1.1.5 Diabetic foot
:: Foot puncture wound
:: 1.1.6 Foot bone
:: Hematogenous
:: 1.1.7 Foot puncture wound
:: Hemoglobinopathy
:: 1.1.8 Hematogenous
:: Prosthetic joint infection
:: 1.1.9 Hemoglobinopathy
:: Spinal implant
:: 1.1.10 Prosthetic joint infection
:: Sternal
:: 1.1.11 Spinal implant
</li>
:: 1.1.12 Sternal
: <li> Bursitis </li>
: 1.2 Bursitis
: Lyme arthritis
: 1.3 Lyme arthritis
: {{Rx|Reactive arthritis}}
: 1.4 Reactive arthritis
:: Reiter's syndrome
:: 1.4.1 Reiter's syndrome
:: Post-streptococcal arthritis
:: 1.4.2 Post-streptococcal arthritis
</li>
: 1.5 Septic arthritis
: {{Rx|Septic arthritis}}
:: 1.5.1 Brucellosis
:: Brucellosis
:: 1.5.2 Candida
:: Candida
:: 1.5.3 Gonococcal, disseminated infection
:: Gonococcal, disseminated infection
:: 1.5.4 Gram-negative bacilli
:: Gram-negative bacilli
:: 1.5.5 Histoplasmosis
:: Histoplasmosis
:: 1.5.6 Lyme disease
:: Lyme disease
:: 1.5.7 Mycobacterium tuberculosis
:: Mycobacterium tuberculosis
:: 1.5.8 Pneumococcal
:: Pneumococcal
:: 1.5.9 Staphylococcal
:: Staphylococcal
:: 1.5.10 Streptococcal
:: Streptococcal
:: 1.5.11 Post-intraarticular injection
:: Post-intraarticular injection
: 1.6 Gangrene
</li>
: 1.7 Myonecrosis
: Gangrene
: 1.8 Necrotizing fascitis
: Myonecrosis
:: 1.8.1 Clostridial
: Necrotizing fascitis
:: 1.8.2 Staphylococcal
:: Clostridial
:: 1.8.3 Streptococcal
:: Staphylococcal
:: 1.8.4 Synergistic
:: Streptococcal
: 1.9 Pyomyositis
:: Synergistic
: Pyomyositis
</li>
''' Skin and soft tissue'''
: Bite infections
:: Bat bite
:: Camel bite
:: Cat bite
:: Catfish sting bite
:: Dog bite
:: Human bite
:: Monkey bite
:: Primate bite
:: Swine bite
:: Prairie dog bite
:: Racoon bite
:: Rat bite
:: Seal bite
:: Skunk bite
:: Spider bite
:: Venomous snake bite
: Mastitis
:: Breast Implant
:: Non-puerpural mastitis
:: Postpartum mastitis
: Abscess
:: Boils
:: Furuncles
:: Furunculosis, recurrent
:: Pilonidal cyst
: Paronychia
: Acne
:: Rosacea
:: Acne vulgaris
: Cutaneous anthrax
: Bacillary angiomatosis
: Bullous or vesicular lesions
:: Bullous impetigo
:: Chickenpox
:: Hemorrhagic
:: Herpes simplex
:: Herpes zoster
:: Shingles
:: Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome
:: Varicella
:: Vibro species
: Cellulitis
:: Cellulitis in diabetic patients
:: Erysipelas
:: Facial cellulitis
:: Cellulitis in non-diabetic patients
:: Orbital cellulitis
:: Cellulitis caused by Vibro species
: Burns
:: Non-infected wound
:: Infected wound
: Erythema nodosum
: Superficial infections
:: Ecthyma
:: Impetigo, crusted
:: Impetigo, bullous
:: Folliculitis
:: Seborrheic dermatitis
: Lyme disease
:: Lyme disease, Early
:: Lyme disease, Post-exposure prophylaxis
:: Lyme disease, Post-lyme disease syndrome
: Ecthyma contagiosum
: Erythrasma
: Vascular insufficieny ulcers
: Wound infections
:: Post-operative, negative Gram-stain
:: Post-operative, positive Gram-stain
:: Post-trauma
: Yaws


''' Cardiovascular'''
'''2 Skin and soft tissue'''
: Endocarditis
: 2.1 Bite infections
:: Native valve endocarditis
:: 2.1.1 Bat bite
:: Prosthetic valve endocarditis
:: 2.1.2 Camel bite
:: Bartonella
:: 2.1.3 Cat bite
:: Chlamydia
:: 2.1.4 Catfish sting bite
:: Entercoccal
:: 2.1.5 Dog bite
:: Gonococcal
:: 2.1.6 Human bite
:: Gram-negative bacilli
:: 2.1.7 Monkey bite
:: HACEK
:: 2.1.8 Primate bite
:: Legionella
:: 2.1.9 Swine bite
:: Q Fever
:: 2.1.10 Prairie dog bite
:: Staphylococcus aureus
:: 2.1.11 Racoon bite
:: Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus
:: 2.1.12 Rat bite
:: Streptococcal
:: 2.1.13 Seal bite
:: Tropheryma whippleii
:: 2.1.14 Skunk bite
:: Candidal
:: 2.1.15 Spider bite
:: Non-Candidal
:: 2.1.16 Venomous snake bite
:: Dental prophylaxis
: 2.2 Mastitis
: Lyme carditis
:: 2.2.1 Breast Implant
: Mycotic aneurysm
:: 2.2.2 Non-puerpural mastitis
: Implantable electronic device infections
:: 2.2.3 Postpartum mastitis
: Pericarditis
: 2.3 Abscess
:: Bacterial pericarditis
:: 2.3.1 Boils
:: Histoplasmosis
:: 2.3.2 Furuncles
:: Extrapulmonary tuberculosis
:: 2.3.3 Furunculosis, recurrent
: Rheumatic fever
:: 2.3.4 Pilonidal cyst
: Cavernous sinus thrombosis
: 2.4 Paronychia
: Intravenous line infections
: 2.5 Acne
:: Intravenous line infections, non-tunneled
:: 2.5.1 Rosacea
:: Intravenous line infections, tunneled
:: 2.5.2 Acne vulgaris
: Septic pelvic vein thrombophlebitis
: 2.6 Cutaneous anthrax
: Suppurative phlebitis
: 2.7 Bacillary angiomatosis
: Ventricular-assist device infections
: 2.8 Bullous or vesicular lesions
:: 2.8.1 Bullous impetigo
:: 2.8.2 Chickenpox
:: 2.8.3 Hemorrhagic
:: 2.8.4 Herpes simplex
:: 2.8.5 Herpes zoster
:: 2.8.6 Shingles
:: 2.8.7 Staphylococcal scalded skin syndrome
:: 2.8.8 Varicella
:: 2.8.9 Vibro species
: 2.9 Cellulitis
:: 2.9.1 Cellulitis in diabetic patients
:: 2.9.2 Erysipelas
:: 2.9.3 Facial cellulitis
:: 2.9.4 Cellulitis in non-diabetic patients
:: 2.9.5 Orbital cellulitis
:: 2.9.6 Cellulitis caused by Vibro species
: 2.10 Burns
:: 2.10.1 Non-infected wound
:: 2.10.2 Infected wound
: 2.11 Erythema nodosum
: 2.12 Superficial infections
:: 2.12.1 Ecthyma
:: 2.12.2 Impetigo, crusted
:: 2.12.3 Impetigo, bullous
:: 2.12.4 Folliculitis
:: 2.12.5 Seborrheic dermatitis
: 2.13 Lyme disease
:: 2.13.1 Lyme disease, Early
:: 2.13.2 Lyme disease, Post-exposure prophylaxis
:: 2.13.3 Lyme disease, Post-lyme disease syndrome
: 2.14 Ecthyma contagiosum
: 2.15 Erythrasma
: 2.16 Vascular insufficieny ulcers
: 2.17 Wound infections
:: 2.17.1 Post-operative, negative Gram-stain
:: 2.17.2 Post-operative, positive Gram-stain
:: 2.17.3 Post-trauma
: 2.18 Yaws


''' Systemic'''
'''3 Cardiovascular'''
: Febrile syndromes
: 3.1 Endocarditis
:: Anaplasmosis
:: 3.1.1 Native valve endocarditis
:: Babesiosis
:: 3.1.2 Prosthetic valve endocarditis
:: Bartonella
:: 3.1.3 Bartonella
::: Asymptomatic bacteremia
:: 3.1.4 Chlamydia
::: Bacillary angiomatosis
:: 3.1.5 Entercoccal
::: Cat-scratch disease
:: 3.1.6 Gonococcal
::: Endocarditis
:: 3.1.7 Gram-negative bacilli
::: Oroya fever
:: 3.1.8 HACEK
::: Trench fever
:: 3.1.9 Legionella
:: Brucellosis
:: 3.1.10 Q Fever
:: Ehrlichiolsis
:: 3.1.11 Staphylococcus aureus
:: Kawasaki syndrome
:: 3.1.12 Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus
:: Leptospirosis
:: 3.1.13 Streptococcal
:: Febrile neutropenia
:: 3.1.14 Tropheryma whippleii
::: High-risk
:: 3.1.15 Candidal
::: Low-risk
:: 3.1.16 Non-Candidal
::: Prophylaxis
:: 3.1.17 Dental prophylaxis
:: Relapsing fever
: 3.2 Lyme carditis
:: Rickettsial diseases
: 3.3 Mycotic aneurysm
::: Boutonneuese fever
: 3.4 Implantable electronic device infections
::: Rocky Mountain spotted fever
: 3.5 Pericarditis
::: Typhus, louse-borne
:: 3.5.1 Bacterial pericarditis
::: Typhus, murine
:: 3.5.2 Histoplasmosis
::: Typhus, scrub
:: 3.5.3 Extrapulmonary tuberculosis
:: Salmonella bacteremia
: 3.6 Rheumatic fever
:: Sepsis
: 3.7 Cavernous sinus thrombosis
::: Adult
: 3.8 Intravenous line infections
::: Child
:: 3.8.1 Intravenous line infections, non-tunneled
::: Neonate
:: 3.8.2 Intravenous line infections, tunneled
::: Post-splenectomy
: 3.9 Septic pelvic vein thrombophlebitis
::: Endotoxin
: 3.10 Suppurative phlebitis
::: Clostridial
: 3.11 Ventricular-assist device infections
::: Staphylococcus aureus
::: Streptococcal
:: Typhoid fever
:: Tularemia
: Toxin mediated syndromes
:: Botulism
:: Diptheria
:: Tetanus
:: Staphylococcal toxic shock syndrome
:: Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome


''' Gastrointestinal'''
'''4 Systemic'''
: Actinomycosis
: 4.1 Febrile syndromes
:: Abdominal actinomycosis
:: 4.1.1 Anaplasmosis
: Anthrax
:: 4.1.2 Babesiosis
:: Oropharyngeal anthrax
:: 4.1.3 Bartonella
:: Gastrointestinal anthrax
::: 4.1.3.1 Asymptomatic bacteremia
: Diverticulitis
::: 4.1.3.2 Bacillary angiomatosis
: Perirectal abscess
::: 4.1.3.3 Cat-scratch disease
: Gastroenteritis
::: 4.1.3.4 Endocarditis
:: Premature infant
::: 4.1.3.5 Oroya fever
:: Travaler's diarrhea
::: 4.1.3.6 Trench fever
:: Norovirus
:: 4.1.4 Brucellosis
:: Rotavirus
:: 4.1.5 Ehrlichiolsis
:: Campylobacter fetus
:: 4.1.6 Kawasaki syndrome
:: Camplylobacter jejuni
:: 4.1.7 Leptospirosis
:: Clostridium difficile
:: 4.1.8 Febrile neutropenia
:: Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC)
::: 4.1.8.1 High-risk
:: Klebsiella oxytoca
::: 4.1.8.2 Low-risk
:: Listeria monocytogenes
::: 4.1.8.3 Prophylaxis
:: Salmonella, non-typhi
:: 4.1.9 Relapsing fever
:: Shigella
:: 4.1.10 Rickettsial diseases
:: Spirochetosis
::: 4.1.10.1 Boutonneuese fever
:: Staphylococcus aureus
::: 4.1.10.2 Rocky Mountain spotted fever
:: Vibrio cholerae
::: 4.1.10.3 Typhus, louse-borne
:: Vibrio parahaemolyticus
::: 4.1.10.4 Typhus, murine
:: Vibrio vulnificus
::: 4.1.10.5 Typhus, scrub
: Neutropenic enterocolitis
:: 4.1.11 Salmonella bacteremia
: Esophagitis
:: 4.1.12 Sepsis
: Inflammatory bowel disease
::: 4.1.12.1 Adult
: Peptic ulcer disease
::: 4.1.12.2 Child
:: Gastric ulcer
::: 4.1.12.3 Neonate
:: Duodenal ulcer
::: 4.1.12.4 Post-splenectomy
::: 4.1.12.5 Endotoxin
::: 4.1.12.6 Clostridial
::: 4.1.12.7 Staphylococcus aureus
::: 4.1.12.8 Streptococcal
:: 4.1.13 Typhoid fever
:: 4.1.14 Tularemia
: 4.2 Toxin mediated syndromes
:: 4.2.1 Botulism
:: 4.2.2 Diptheria
:: 4.2.3 Tetanus
:: 4.2.4 Staphylococcal toxic shock syndrome
:: 4.2.5 Streptococcal toxic shock syndrome


''' Intraabdominal'''
'''5 Gastrointestinal'''
: Liver
: 5.1 Actinomycosis
:: Variceal bleeding
:: 5.1.1 Abdominal actinomycosis
:: Hepatic abscess
: 5.2 Anthrax
:: Leptospirosis
:: 5.2.1 Oropharyngeal anthrax
:: Peliosis hepatitis
:: 5.2.2 Gastrointestinal anthrax
:: Post-transplant infected biloma
: 5.3 Diverticulitis
:: Hepatitis A
: 5.4 Perirectal abscess
:: Hepatitis B
: 5.5 Gastroenteritis
:: Hepatitis C
:: 5.5.1 Premature infant
:: Hepatitis D
:: 5.5.2 Travaler's diarrhea
:: Hepatitis E
:: 5.5.3 Norovirus
: Peritonitis
:: 5.5.4 Rotavirus
:: Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
:: 5.5.5 Campylobacter fetus
:: Peritonitis secondary to bowel perforation
:: 5.5.6 Camplylobacter jejuni
:: Peritonitis secondary to ruptured appendix
:: 5.5.7 Clostridium difficile
:: Peritonitis secondary to dialysis
:: 5.5.8 Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli (STEC)
:: Peritonitis secondary to ruptured diverticula
:: 5.5.9 Klebsiella oxytoca
: Gallbladder
:: 5.5.10 Listeria monocytogenes
:: Cholecystitis
:: 5.5.11 Salmonella, non-typhi
:: Cholangitis
:: 5.5.12 Shigella
:: Biliary sepsis
:: 5.5.13 Spirochetosis
: Splenic abscess
:: 5.5.14 Staphylococcus aureus
: Pancreatitis
:: 5.5.15 Vibrio cholerae
: Whipple's disease
:: 5.5.16 Vibrio parahaemolyticus
:: 5.5.17 Vibrio vulnificus
: 5.6 Neutropenic enterocolitis
: 5.7 Esophagitis
: 5.8 Inflammatory bowel disease
: 5.9 Peptic ulcer disease
:: 5.9.1 Gastric ulcer
:: 5.9.2 Duodenal ulcer


''' Genitourinary'''
'''6 Intraabdominal'''
: Sexually transmitted disease
: 6.1 Liver
:: Chancroid
:: 6.1.1 Variceal bleeding
:: Urethritis
:: 6.1.2 Hepatic abscess
::: Gonococcal
:: 6.1.3 Leptospirosis
::: Chlamydia
:: 6.1.4 Peliosis hepatitis
::: Recurrent
:: 6.1.5 Post-transplant infected biloma
:: Cervicitis
:: 6.1.6 Hepatitis A
::: Gonococcal
:: 6.1.7 Hepatitis B
::: Chlamydia
:: 6.1.8 Hepatitis C
:: Genital herpes
:: 6.1.9 Hepatitis D
:: Gonococcal proctitis
:: 6.1.10 Hepatitis E
:: Granuloma inguinale
: 6.2 Peritonitis
:: Lymphogranuloma venereum
:: 6.2.1 Spontaneous bacterial peritonitis
:: Pelvic inflammatory disease
:: 6.2.2 Peritonitis secondary to bowel perforation
:: Syphilis
:: 6.2.3 Peritonitis secondary to ruptured appendix
::: Primary
:: 6.2.4 Peritonitis secondary to dialysis
::: Secondary
:: 6.2.5 Peritonitis secondary to ruptured diverticula
::: Early latent
: 6.3 Gallbladder
::: Late latent
:: 6.3.1 Cholecystitis
::: Congenital
:: 6.3.2 Cholangitis
::: Neurosyphilis
:: 6.3.3 Biliary sepsis
::: HIV/AIDS host
: 6.4 Splenic abscess
::: Pregnancy
: 6.5 Pancreatitis
: Amnionitis
: 6.6 Whipple's disease
: Bacteriuria
: Balanitis
: Cervicitis
: Cystitis
:: Acute uncomplicated, adult
:: Acute uncomplicated, child
:: Recurrent
:: Catheter-related
:: Complicated
: Endometritis
: Septic pelvic phlebitis
: Epididymo-orchitis
: Malacoplakia
: Pelvic actinomycosis
: Endomyometritis
: Perinephric abscess
: Post-renal transplant obstruction
: Prostatitis
:: Prostatitis, Acute
:: Prostatitis, Chronic
: Pubic lice
: Pyelonephritis
:: Pyelonephritis, Acute
:: Pyelonephritis, Chronic
:: Pyelonephritis, Candidiasis
: Vaginitis
:: Vaginitis, Bacterial vaginosis
:: Vaginitis, Candida


''' Lower respiratory'''
'''7 Genitourinary'''
: Anthrax
: 7.1 Sexually transmitted disease
:: Inhalational anthrax, Treatment
:: 7.1.1 Chancroid
:: Inhalational anthrax, Prophylaxis
:: 7.1.2 Urethritis
: Bronchiolitis
::: 7.1.2.1 Gonococcal
: Bronchitis
::: 7.1.2.2 Chlamydia
:: Acute, age <  years
::: 7.1.2.3 Recurrent
:: Acute, age >  years
:: 7.1.3 Cervicitis
:: Bronchiectasis
::: 7.1.3.1 Gonococcal
:: Acute bacterial exacerbations of chronic bronchitis
::: 7.1.3.2 Chlamydia
: Pertussis
:: 7.1.4 Genital herpes
: Cystic fibrosis
:: 7.1.5 Gonococcal proctitis
: Empyema
:: 7.1.6 Granuloma inguinale
:: Empyema, Adult
:: 7.1.7 Lymphogranuloma venereum
:: Empyema, Older child
:: 7.1.8 Pelvic inflammatory disease
:: Empyema, Younger child
:: 7.1.9 Syphilis
:: Empyema, Infant
::: 7.1.9.1 Primary
:: Empyema, Neonate
::: 7.1.9.2 Secondary
: Influenza
::: 7.1.9.3 Early latent
:: Influenza, Prevention
::: 7.1.9.4 Late latent
:: Influenza A, A/HN, seasonal
::: 7.1.9.5 Congenital
:: Influenza A, A/HN, swine
::: 7.1.9.6 Neurosyphilis
:: Influenza A, A/HN
::: 7.1.9.7 HIV/AIDS host
:: Influenza A, A/HN, avian
::: 7.1.9.8 Pregnancy
:: Influenza B
: 7.2 Amnionitis
: Pneumonia
: 7.3 Bacteriuria
:: Community-acquired pneumonia, Pediatric, age <  month
: 7.4 Balanitis
:: Community-acquired pneumonia, Pediatric, age – months
: 7.5 Cervicitis
:: Community-acquired pneumonia, Pediatric, age >  months
: 7.6 Cystitis
:: Community-acquired pneumonia, Adult, inpatient, with COPD
:: 7.6.1 Acute uncomplicated, adult
:: Community-acquired pneumonia, Adult, inpatient, without COPD
:: 7.6.2 Acute uncomplicated, child
:: Community-acquired pneumonia, Adult, outpatient
:: 7.6.3 Recurrent
:: Community-acquired pneumonia, Adult, intensive care unit
:: 7.6.4 Catheter-related
:: Community-acquired pneumonia, Respiratory syncytial virus
:: 7.6.5 Complicated
:: Health care-associated pneumonia
: 7.7 Endometritis
:: Hospital-acquired pneumonia
: 7.8 Septic pelvic phlebitis
::: Neutropenic patient
: 7.9 Epididymo-orchitis
::: Not ventilator-associated
: 7.10 Malacoplakia
::: Ventilator-associated
: 7.11 Pelvic actinomycosis
::: Post-influenza
: 7.12 Endomyometritis
::: Concomitant influenza
: 7.13 Perinephric abscess
:: Pneumonia, Acinetobacter
: 7.14 Post-renal transplant obstruction
:: Pneumonia, Actinomycosis
: 7.15 Prostatitis
:: Pneumonia, Chlamydophila
:: 7.15.1 Prostatitis, Acute
:: Pneumonia, Cytomegalovirus
:: 7.15.2 Prostatitis, Chronic
:: Pneumonia, Haemophilus Influenza
: 7.16 Pubic lice
:: Pneumonia, Klebsiella
: 7.17 Pyelonephritis
:: Pneumonia, Legionella
:: 7.17.1 Pyelonephritis, Acute
:: Pneumonia, Meliodosis
:: 7.17.2 Pyelonephritis, Chronic
:: Pneumonia, Moraxella catarrhalis
:: 7.17.3 Pyelonephritis, Candidiasis
:: Pneumonia, Mycoplasma
: 7.18 Vaginitis
:: Pneumonia, Nocardia
:: 7.18.1 Vaginitis, Bacterial vaginosis
:: Pneumonia, Yersinia pestis
:: 7.18.2 Vaginitis, Candida
:: Pneumonia, Pseuodomonas
:: Pneumonia, Staphylococcus aureus
:: Pneumonia, Stenotrophomonas
:: Pneumonia, Streptococcus pneumoniae
:: Pneumonia, Tularemia
:: Pneumonia, Anaerobes
:: Pneumonia, Aspiration pneumonia
:: Pneumonia, Lung abscess


''' Upper respiratory'''
'''8 Lower respiratory'''
: Pharyngitis
: 8.1 Anthrax
:: Diphtheria
:: 8.1.1 Inhalational anthrax, Treatment
:: Parapharyngeal space infection
:: 8.1.2 Inhalational anthrax, Prophylaxis
:: Lemierre's syndrome
: 8.2 Bronchiolitis
:: Streptococcal pharyngitis
: 8.3 Bronchitis
:: Jugular vein phlebitis
:: 8.3.1 Acute, age < 5 years
: Epiglottitis
:: 8.3.2 Acute, age > 5 years
: Laryngitis
:: 8.3.3 Bronchiectasis
: Tonsillitis
:: 8.3.4 Acute bacterial exacerbations of chronic bronchitis
: Sinusitis
: 8.4 Pertussis
:: Sinusitis, Acute
: 8.5 Cystic fibrosis
:: Sinusitis, Treatment failure
: 8.6 Empyema
:: Sinusitis, Chronic
:: 8.6.1 Empyema, Adult
:: Sinusitis, Post-intubation
:: 8.6.2 Empyema, Older child
: Stomatitis
:: 8.6.3 Empyema, Younger child
:: Aphthous stomatitis
:: 8.6.4 Empyema, Infant
:: Buccal cellulitis
:: 8.6.5 Empyema, Neonate
:: Gingivostomatitis
: 8.7 Influenza
:: Herpetic stomatitis
:: 8.7.1 Influenza, Prevention
:: Ludwig's angina
:: 8.7.2 Influenza A, A/H1N1, seasonal
:: Submandibular space infection
:: 8.7.3 Influenza A, A/H1N1, swine
:: Ulcerative gingivitis
:: 8.7.4 Influenza A, A/H3N2
:: Vincent's angina
:: 8.7.5 Influenza A, A/H5N1, avian
:: 8.7.6 Influenza B
: 8.8 Pneumonia
:: 8.8.1 Community-acquired pneumonia, Pediatric, age < 1 month
:: 8.8.2 Community-acquired pneumonia, Pediatric, age 1–3 months
:: 8.8.3 Community-acquired pneumonia, Pediatric, age > 3 months
:: 8.8.4 Community-acquired pneumonia, Adult, inpatient, with COPD
:: 8.8.5 Community-acquired pneumonia, Adult, inpatient, without COPD
:: 8.8.6 Community-acquired pneumonia, Adult, outpatient
:: 8.8.7 Community-acquired pneumonia, Adult, intensive care unit
:: 8.8.8 Community-acquired pneumonia, Respiratory syncytial virus
:: 8.8.9 Health care-associated pneumonia
:: 8.8.10 Hospital-acquired pneumonia
::: 8.8.10.1 Neutropenic patient
::: 8.8.10.2 Not ventilator-associated
::: 8.8.10.3 Ventilator-associated
::: 8.8.10.4 Post-influenza
::: 8.8.10.5 Concomitant influenza
:: 8.8.11 Pneumonia, Acinetobacter
:: 8.8.12 Pneumonia, Actinomycosis
:: 8.8.13 Pneumonia, Chlamydophila
:: 8.8.14 Pneumonia, Cytomegalovirus
:: 8.8.15 Pneumonia, Haemophilus Influenza
:: 8.8.16 Pneumonia, Klebsiella
:: 8.8.17 Pneumonia, Legionella
:: 8.8.18 Pneumonia, Meliodosis
:: 8.8.19 Pneumonia, Moraxella catarrhalis
:: 8.8.20 Pneumonia, Mycoplasma
:: 8.8.21 Pneumonia, Nocardia
:: 8.8.22 Pneumonia, Yersinia pestis
:: 8.8.23 Pneumonia, Pseuodomonas
:: 8.8.24 Pneumonia, Staphylococcus aureus
:: 8.8.25 Pneumonia, Stenotrophomonas
:: 8.8.26 Pneumonia, Streptococcus pneumoniae
:: 8.8.27 Pneumonia, Tularemia
:: 8.8.28 Pneumonia, Anaerobes
:: 8.8.29 Pneumonia, Aspiration pneumonia
:: 8.8.30 Pneumonia, Lung abscess


''' Head and neck'''
'''9 Upper respiratory'''
: Oropharyngeal anthrax
: 9.1 Pharyngitis
: Buccal cellulitis
:: 9.1.1 Diphtheria
: Cervico-facial actinomycosis
:: 9.1.2 Parapharyngeal space infection
: Odontogenic infection
:: 9.1.3 Lemierre's syndrome
: Oropharyngeal candidiasis
:: 9.1.4 Streptococcal pharyngitis
: Facial cellulitis
:: 9.1.5 Jugular vein phlebitis
: Mastoiditis
: 9.2 Epiglottitis
:: Mastoiditis, Acute
: 9.3 Laryngitis
:: Mastoiditis, Chronic
: 9.4 Tonsillitis
: Orbital cellulitis
: 9.5 Sinusitis
: Otitis externa
:: 9.5.1 Sinusitis, Acute
:: Otitis externa, Chronic
:: 9.5.2 Sinusitis, Treatment failure
:: Otitis externa, Fungal
:: 9.5.3 Sinusitis, Chronic
:: Otitis externa, Malignant
:: 9.5.4 Sinusitis, Post-intubation
:: Otitis externa, Swimmer's ear
: 9.6 Stomatitis
: Otitis media
:: 9.6.1 Aphthous stomatitis
:: Otitis media, Acute
:: 9.6.2 Buccal cellulitis
:: Otitis media, Post-intubation
:: 9.6.3 Gingivostomatitis
:: Otitis media, Prophylaxis
:: 9.6.4 Herpetic stomatitis
:: Otitis media, Treatment failure
:: 9.6.5 Ludwig's angina
: Parotitis
:: 9.6.6 Submandibular space infection
:: 9.6.7 Ulcerative gingivitis
:: 9.6.8 Vincent's angina


''' Eye'''
'''10 Head and neck'''
: Conjunctivitis
: 10.1 Oropharyngeal anthrax
:: Conjunctivitis, Bacterial
: 10.2 Buccal cellulitis
:: Conjunctivitis, Gonococcal
: 10.3 Cervico-facial actinomycosis
:: Conjunctivitis, Inclusion
: 10.4 Odontogenic infection
:: Conjunctivitis, Newborn
: 10.5 Oropharyngeal candidiasis
:: Conjunctivitis, Viral
: 10.6 Facial cellulitis
:: Conjunctivitis, Trachoma
: 10.7 Mastoiditis
: Keratitis
:: 10.7.1 Mastoiditis, Acute
:: Keratitis, Bacterial
:: 10.7.2 Mastoiditis, Chronic
:: Keratitis, Fungal
: 10.8 Orbital cellulitis
:: Keratitis, Mycobacterial
: 10.9 Otitis externa
:: Keratitis, Protozoal
:: 10.9.1 Otitis externa, Chronic
:: Keratitis, Viral
:: 10.9.2 Otitis externa, Fungal
: Endophthalmitis
:: 10.9.3 Otitis externa, Malignant
:: Endophthalmitis, Fungal
:: 10.9.4 Otitis externa, Swimmer's ear
:: Endophthalmitis, Hematogenous
: 10.10 Otitis media
:: Endophthalmitis, Post-cataract surgery
:: 10.10.1 Otitis media, Acute
:: Endophthalmitis, Post-filtering blebs
:: 10.10.2 Otitis media, Post-intubation
:: Endophthalmitis, Post-tramatic
:: 10.10.3 Otitis media, Prophylaxis
: Blepharitis
:: 10.10.4 Otitis media, Treatment failure
: Hordeolum
: 10.11 Parotitis
: Stye
: Canaliculitis
: Dacryocystitis
: Orbital cellulitis
: Retinitis
:: Retinitis, Acute retinal necrosis
:: Retinitis, Cytomegalovirus


''' Central nervous system'''
'''11 Eye'''
: Brain abscess
: 11.1 Conjunctivitis
:: Brain abscess, Bacterial
:: 11.1.1 Conjunctivitis, Bacterial
:: Brain abscess, Nocardia
:: 11.1.2 Conjunctivitis, Gonococcal
:: Brain abscess, Post-traumatic
:: 11.1.3 Conjunctivitis, Inclusion
:: Brain abscess, Post-surgical
:: 11.1.4 Conjunctivitis, Newborn
: Encephalitis
:: 11.1.5 Conjunctivitis, Viral
: Epidural abscess
:: 11.1.6 Conjunctivitis, Trachoma
: Lyme neuroborreliosis
: 11.2 Keratitis
:: Lyme neuroborreliosis, Facial nerve palsy
:: 11.2.1 Keratitis, Bacterial
:: Lyme neuroborreliosis, Meningitis
:: 11.2.2 Keratitis, Fungal
:: Lyme neuroborreliosis, Encephalitis
:: 11.2.3 Keratitis, Mycobacterial
:: Lyme neuroborreliosis, Post-Lyme disease syndrome
:: 11.2.4 Keratitis, Protozoal
: Meningitis
:: 11.2.5 Keratitis, Viral
:: Meningitis, Preterm to age  month
: 11.3 Endophthalmitis
:: Meningitis, Age  month to  years
:: 11.3.1 Endophthalmitis, Fungal
:: Meningitis, Age >  years
:: 11.3.2 Endophthalmitis, Hematogenous
:: Meningitis, Positive Gram-stain
:: 11.3.3 Endophthalmitis, Post-cataract surgery
:: Meningitis, Post-basilar skull fracture
:: 11.3.4 Endophthalmitis, Post-filtering blebs
:: Meningitis, Post-trauma
:: 11.3.5 Endophthalmitis, Post-tramatic
:: Meningitis, Prophylaxis, post-exposure
: 11.4 Blepharitis
:: Meningitis, Shunt-related
: 11.5 Hordeolum
:: Meningitis, Post-neurosurgery
: 11.6 Stye
:: Meningitis, Escherichia coli
: 11.7 Canaliculitis
:: Meningitis, Haemophilus Influenza
: 11.8 Dacryocystitis
:: Meningitis, Listeria monocytogenes
: 11.9 Orbital cellulitis
:: Meningitis, Lyme disease
: 11.10 Retinitis
:: Meningitis, Neisseria meningitidis
:: 11.10.1 Retinitis, Acute retinal necrosis
:: Meningitis, Streptococcus pneumoniae
:: 11.10.2 Retinitis, Cytomegalovirus
:: Meningitis, Gram-negative


''' Lymphatic system'''
'''12 Central nervous system'''
: Lymphadenitis
: 12.1 Brain abscess
:: Lymphadenitis, Cat scratch
:: 12.1.1 Brain abscess, Bacterial
:: Lymphadenitis, Nocardia
:: 12.1.2 Brain abscess, Nocardia
:: Lymphadenitis, Plague
:: 12.1.3 Brain abscess, Post-traumatic
:: Lymphadenitis, Tuberculosis
:: 12.1.4 Brain abscess, Post-surgical
:: Lymphadenitis, Tularemia
: 12.2 Encephalitis
: 12.3 Epidural abscess
: 12.4 Lyme neuroborreliosis
:: 12.4.1 Lyme neuroborreliosis, Facial nerve palsy
:: 12.4.2 Lyme neuroborreliosis, Meningitis
:: 12.4.3 Lyme neuroborreliosis, Encephalitis
:: 12.4.4 Lyme neuroborreliosis, Post-Lyme disease syndrome
: 12.5 Meningitis
:: 12.5.1 Meningitis, Preterm to age 1 month
:: 12.5.2 Meningitis, Age 1 month to 50 years
:: 12.5.3 Meningitis, Age > 50 years
:: 12.5.4 Meningitis, Positive Gram-stain
:: 12.5.5 Meningitis, Post-basilar skull fracture
:: 12.5.6 Meningitis, Post-trauma
:: 12.5.7 Meningitis, Prophylaxis, post-exposure
:: 12.5.8 Meningitis, Shunt-related
:: 12.5.9 Meningitis, Post-neurosurgery
:: 12.5.10 Meningitis, Escherichia coli
:: 12.5.11 Meningitis, Haemophilus Influenza
:: 12.5.12 Meningitis, Listeria monocytogenes
:: 12.5.13 Meningitis, Lyme disease
:: 12.5.14 Meningitis, Neisseria meningitidis
:: 12.5.15 Meningitis, Streptococcus pneumoniae
:: 12.5.16 Meningitis, Gram-negative
 
'''13 Lymphatic system'''
: 13.1 Lymphadenitis
:: 13.1.1 Lymphadenitis, Cat scratch
:: 13.1.2 Lymphadenitis, Nocardia
:: 13.1.3 Lymphadenitis, Plague
:: 13.1.4 Lymphadenitis, Tuberculosis
:: 13.1.5 Lymphadenitis, Tularemia
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