Muraliover 6 years ago
Tingling back and abdominal wall protrusion
A man aged 57 years had a tingling ache in his right lower back. An abdominal wall protrusion was observed on his right side, especially while he was standing. What pathogen is likely to be related in this clinical condition? a)Poliovirus b)Cytomegalovirus c)Varicella zoster virus d)Rabies virus
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