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Streptococcus pyogenes
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WHAT IS STREPTOCOCCUS PYOGENES?
Streptococcus pyogenes: A common bacteria of the skin that causes
strep throat (streptococcal pharyngitis), impetigo, other skin
infections, rheumatic fever, scarlet fever and many
others.Streptococcus pyogenes bacteria at 900x
magnification
NECROTIZING FASCIITIS
Streptococcus pyogenes can cause what is known as necrotizing
fasciitis.Necrotizing fasciitis is a contagious flesh-eating
bacteria.It is caused when the bacteria gets into even a minor cut
such as a pin prick. The bacteria will then begin to grow and
release toxins that can interfere with the blood flow to tissue,
directly kill tissue, and it can break down the material in the
tissue making the bacteria spread rapidly. This could lead to you
eventually going into shock.
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About one in four people who get this infection die from it.This
infection is very rare, but very serious.
STREP PHARYNGITIS
Also known as strep throatSymptoms fever, swollen lymph nodes, and
red throatIs acquired when you inhale the aerosols emitted by other
infected peopleAfter this infection has cleared up 1-3% people
develop rheumatic feverComparison of healthy throat and strep
throat
IMPETIGO
Common skin infection in young childrenSpreads through direct
contactReddened skin commonly on arms, hands, and faceThe itchy
skin oozes and forms a yellow crust
ERYSIPELAS
Inflammation and infection of the top layers of the skinUsually
starts where there is a cut or break in the skinThis infection
produces very hot, red skin on the face,arms, or legsInfected parts
are raised with sharp bordersThis infection can become
chronic
Older woman with erysipelas
CELLULITIS
Invades body through a cut or scrapeIt occurs on the deepest layers
of the skin and usually occurs on face or legsInfected area quickly
becomes red and hot to the touchLooks shiny and swollenSymptoms:
fever, chills, and muscle aches
SCARLET FEVER
It is uncommon, but painfulProduces sore throat, fever, headache,
and muscle achesA rash will appear on neck and chest and will
spreadIt will be a pinkish-red rash and it feels like sandpaperIt
also turns red with pressureAs reported by Merck Manual Medical
Library the papillae on your tongue will swell and it is called
strawberry tongue
Strawberry tongue
TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME
Uncommon, but seriousIn association with infections elsewhere in
the body, usually the skinFever, confusion, very low blood
pressure, kidney and liver failure, difficulty breathing, and
bleeding problemsThis disease can easily lead to shock and
death
STREPOCOCCI
Virulence factors of Group A streptococci:M protein,
fibronectin-binding protein (protein F) and lipoteichoic acid for
adherenceHyaluronic acid capsule as an immunological disguise and
to inhibit phagocytosisInvasions such as streptokinase,
streptodornase, hyaluronidase, and streptolysins
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Exotoxins, such as pyrogenic toxin which causes the rash of scarlet
fever systemic toxic shock syndrome
RHEUMATIC FEVER
It is an inflammatory disease that can develop as a complications
of inadequately treated strep throatMost common with children ages
5-15 years oldCan cause permanent heart damageSymptoms:
inflammation of the heart, joints(most often in the ankles, knees,
elbows, or the wrist), skin, or the central nervous
system
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ADDITIONAL PICTURES
Necrotizing fasciitisImpetigo Cellulitis
WORK CITED
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MedicineNet, Inc., 1996-2011. Web. 8 Jul 2011. . "Necrotizing soft
tissue infection." Pub Med Help. National Center for Biotechnology
Information, December 17, 2009. Web. 8 Jul 2011. .
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"Diseases Caused by Streptococus Pyogenes ." Air Microbiology.
N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Jul 2011. . "Rheumatic Fever." MayoClinic.com.
N.p., 1998-2010. Web. 16 Jul 2011. .
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"Disease caused by Streptococcus pyogenes." Yahoo! Directory. N.p.,
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