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У пацієнта з виразки, яка розташована на слизовій оболонці ротовоїпорожнини, при забарвленні за Романовським-Гімзою, виявлено тонкізвивісті мікроорганізми блідо - рожевого кольору з 12-14 завитками ізагостреними кінцями. Збуднику якого захворювання властиві такіознаки?A. СифілісB. ЛептоспірозC. Зворотний тифD. КампілобактеріозE. Содоку
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