Permissions and Copyright

Material on the Partners Infectious Disease Images web site is protected by copyright law. Unless otherwise stated, users may print or download information from this site for personal, non-commercial use only, provided they identify the source of the material and include a statement that the materials are protected by copyright law. Otherwise reprinting or reproducing any document in whole or in part is prohibited, unless prior written consent is obtained from the copyright owner. To request permission for use, contact us at idimages@partners.org or via our feedback page.

Material provided by the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) from the IDSA Annual Meetings is marked accordingly, used with permission, and protected by copyright law. Unless otherwise stated, users may print or download information this information for personal, non-commercial use only, provided they identify the source of the material and include a statement that the materials are protected by copyright law. Otherwise reprinting or reproducing any document in whole or in part is prohibited, unless prior written consent is obtained from the copyright owner. To request permission for use, contact us at idimages@partners.org or via our feedback page.

Citations

For personal, non-commercial use only, you must identify the source of the material using the citation style below and include a statement that the materials are protected by copyright law.

If you use content from the ID Images site in presentations, or teaching material for personal, non-commercial use, we suggest the following citation style, in addition to citing all specific contributors noted in the case.

To cite a ID Images case, we suggest the following citation style:

Case #11002; A pregnant woman with HIV infection and fever, decreased hearing and painful lesions in the left ear. Partners’ Infectious Disease Images; Accessed on [your date of access] from http://www.idimages.org/idreview/case/?caseid=195.

To cite an image obtained from the ID Images site, we suggest:

VZV fluorescent antibody testing [Microphotography]. Partners’ Infectious Disease Images; Accessed on [your date of access] from http://www.idimages.org/images/detail/?imageid=943.