Histopathology Of Typhoid Fever #2
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Histopathology Of Typhoid Fever #2
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After initially being ingested in contaminated food such as shellfish or water, Salmonella typhi bacteria migrate through the intestinal mucosa of the terminal ileum into the submucosal lymph nodes. Typhoid fever is an infection of the digestive system, causing high fever, rash, chills and sweating. A severe attack includes inflammation of the spleen and bones, delirium and erosion of the intestinal wall leading to hemorrhage.
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