Guest guest Posted July 20, 2007 Report Share Posted July 20, 2007 The AIDS Images and illustrations. http://www.aids-images.ch/ (AIeF) The AIDS Images Library is Dr. Bernard Hirschel's searchable online library of AIDS-related images for medical professionals. Images, illustrations, and tables from this site are organized according to Disease, Type of Image, and Organ System. Clicks will yield a series of thumbnails, an additional click will enlarge whatever you are interested in. The enlarged image can be transformed into a PowerPoint slide with a third click (see button that says " Get PowerPoint Slide " ). Multiple PowerPoint slides can be included in your customized presentation. Registration, without charge, is required to use some features. Dr. Bernard Hirschel is the Chief of the HIV/AIDS Division at the Geneva University Hospital in Geneva, Switzerland, and an " AIDS dinosaur " , having followed the AIDS epidemic for 25 years, concentrating first on prevention of PCP, and later on the discovery of a novel pathogenic microorganism, Mycobacterium genavense. With the advent of effective medications, his focus shifted to anti- retroviral therapy. His current interest is in novel treatment strategies, particularly planned interruption and simplification of anti-retroviral therapy. He has authored many papers (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?CMD=search & DB=pubmed), book chapters and a textbook on HIV infection, and am a member of several editorial boards, including the New England Journal of Medicine from 1998 to 2006, and of numerous scientific societies. This website, aids-images.ch, is his attempt at organising his collection of documents illustrating the complications of HIV Therapy has been so effective that younger colleagues do not often see these anymore, reason why the site will be useful to them. Most images are from his own personal collection accumulated during the AIDS epidemic from 1981 to 2006. Use of the site is free. The folloing is the list of diseases and the number slides under each diseases. DISEASES Aspergillosis (4) Bacillary angiomatosis (4) Cancers in general (21) Candidiasis (43) Castleman's disease (46) Cervical cancer including premalignant lesions (21) Chagas Disease (2) CMV (retinitis, g.-i., CNS) (49) Cryptococcosis (13) Cryptosporidiosis (12) Dementia (9) Drug reactions (11) Folliculitis (eosinophilic folliculitis) (14) Giardia (16) Gingivitis (14) Heart (10) Hepatitis (37) Herpes simplex (15) Herpes zoster (25) Histoplasmosis (43) HIVAN (HIV-associated nephropathy) (14) Human papillomavirus infections (HPV) (31) Immune reconstitution syndrome (33) Isospora (1) Kaposi's sarcoma (94) Leishmaniasis (18) Leukoplakia (oral hairy or villous leukoplakia) (21) LIP (8) Lipodystrophy (22) Lymphoma (53) Microsporidiosis (14) Mycobacteria, non-TB (26) Nephropathy (see HIVAN) Nocardiosis (13) Parotid enlargement (2) PCP (40) Pediatrics (91) Penicillium marneffei (17) PML (Progressive multifocal leuco-encephalopathy) (23) Pneumonia, recurrent (9) Primary HIV Infection (15) Pruritic papular eruption PPE (20) Recurrent severe bacterial infections Skin, various conditions (23) Syphilis Thrombotic microangiopathy - TTP, HUS (7) Toxoplasmosis (52) Tuberculosis (57) Ulceration (oral, non-specific) (10) Wasting (15) http://www.aids-images.ch/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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