Glander Syndrome
General: Serious infection caused by Malleomyces mallei; 838c23i no naturally acquired infections in United States since 1938; transmission from equine animals to man; caused by traumatic inoculations or inhalations; either acute, gangrenous, or chronic ulcerative; fatal usually in 7 to 10 days.
Ocular: Conjunctivitis; dacryocystitis; ulcerating granulomatous orbital lesions; photophobia; lacrimation.
Clinical: Systemic erythematous pustules; inhalation infection; fever; rigors; generalized myalgia lymphangitis; fatigue, headaches; pleuritic chest pain; diarrhea; lymphadenopathy; splenomegaly; mild leukocytosis; multiple subcutaneous and intramuscular abscesses (often arms and legs); visceral involvement, including pulmonary, pleural, skeletal, hepatic, splenic, meningeal, and intracranial.
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