BASIC SCIENCES RADIOCHEMISTRYAND RADIOPHARMACEUTICALS for 3 wk (total of
150 times the human tracer dose), and a control dog received the same volume of sterile …

… zoster increases with age or immunosuppression. Historically, the relationship between the
etiologies of varicella and herpes zoster … to an adult with herpes zoster (249). Transmissibility …

… zoster is … of zoster rash and pain but cannot prevent disease onset or completely eliminate
the most frequent symptoms. The zoster vaccine may help prevent the onset of herpes zoster …

… Herpes zoster ophthalmicus occurs when the varicella-zoster virus is reactivated in the …
Herpes zoster ophthalmicus represents up to one fourth of all cases of herpes zoster. Most …

… and epidemiology of herpes zoster. Although a relatively … zoster incidence are lacking.
Herein we describe a population-based investigation of incident and recurrent herpes zoster from …

… zoster and its sequelae, describes the zoster vaccine, and provides recommendations for its
use among adults aged >60 years in the United States. Zoster … of latent varicella zoster virus (…

… Recently, with the greater number of drugs that have increased the armamentarium of the
physician, a greater number of different approaches to the treatment of herpes zoster have …

… to cause zoster, although risk of vaccine-associated zoster is a fraction of the risk of zoster
… Over time, countries having varicella vaccination programs may experience less zoster. …

… The herpes simplex virus may produce segmental focal lesions that resemble zoster, and
VZV reactivation is known to occur without the pathognomonic vesicles (zoster sine herpete) [ …

Both the short-term and now long-term (over a 3-year period) clinical benefits of EECP
appear to be maintained in almost all patients treated for chronic disabling angina. That most …