Medical Microbiology A Guide to Microbial Infections : Pathogenesis, Immunity, Laboratory Diagnosis, and Control

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David Greenwood E5.3

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Computer filePublication details: Churchill Livingstone 2002Description: 709p. 24.00 cmISBN:

0443070784
9780443070785

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23 571.7

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Summary: "All aspects of medical microbiology, including, for the first time, entomology, are covered. There is an extensive and wide-ranging section on immunity to infection. The text combines the principles of 'organism-based' and 'disease-based' teaching by placing the essential 'systematic' chapters firmly within the context of the diseases they cause (including their treatment, epidemiology and control) and by complementing these with individual chapters on practical aspects of infection and its management." - back cover.

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"All aspects of medical microbiology, including, for the first time, entomology, are covered. There is an extensive and wide-ranging section on immunity to infection. The text combines the principles of 'organism-based' and 'disease-based' teaching by placing the essential 'systematic' chapters firmly within the context of the diseases they cause (including their treatment, epidemiology and control) and by complementing these with individual chapters on practical aspects of infection and its management." - back cover.

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