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Diphtheria (tonsillar)

Diphtheria (tonsillar). Diphtheria (bull neck). Tetanus (child). Tetanus (neonatal). Tetanus (baby). Tetanus (adult). Pertussis (child). Polio (Drinker respirator ward). Polio (girl). Polio (adult). Measles . Measles. Measles (prominent conjunctivitis). Measles.

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Diphtheria (tonsillar)

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  1. Diphtheria (tonsillar)

  2. Diphtheria (bull neck)

  3. Tetanus (child)

  4. Tetanus (neonatal)

  5. Tetanus (baby)

  6. Tetanus (adult)

  7. Pertussis (child)

  8. Polio (Drinker respirator ward)

  9. Polio (girl)

  10. Polio (adult)

  11. Measles

  12. Measles

  13. Measles (prominent conjunctivitis)

  14. Measles

  15. Measles (Koplik’s spots)

  16. Mumps

  17. Rubella (adolescent)

  18. Congenital Rubella syndrome

  19. Congenital Rubella syndrome (cataracts)

  20. Haemophilus influenzae type b (HIB)

  21. Hepatitis A (jaundice)

  22. Hepatoma resulting from chronic Hepatitis B

  23. Chickenpox

  24. Chickenpox (infant)

  25. Influenza (droplet transmission)

  26. Pneumococcal disease

  27. Smallpox

  28. Smallpox

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