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Current Clinical Topics in Infectious Diseases
The latest volume in the classic series, Current Clinical Topics in Infectious Diseases, addresses 17 of the most important and timely issues in infectious diseases. In concise, practical, and carefully edited chapters--from emerging diseases to common but pernicious illnesses-- Volume 19 offers a survey of the state-of-the-art on these topics. Among other hot topics are Chronic Fatigue Syndrome update, Sepsis in Ob-Gyn Patients, and Cutaneous Infections in HIV. A special chapter entitled Management of the Lab in the Era of Managed Care addresses the current bottom-line issues involved in running a modern medical lab.
Current Clinical Topics in Infectious Diseases, 17
An annual update devoted to the state of the clinical art in selected topics in infectious diseases. Volume 17 covers such topics as management of Nocardial infections, cyclospora infection, and bartonella infections. This volume also reviews different vaccines and treatments of infectious disease in adults as well as infants and children.
Current Clinical Topics in Infectious Diseases 20
The twentieth volume of this acclaimed annual reference addresses seventeen of the most important and timely issues in infectious disease in concise, practical, carefully edited chapters.
Current Clinical Topics in Infectious Diseases
An annual update devoted to the state of the clinical art in selected topics in infectious diseases, Volume 18 addresses 16 of the most important and timely issues in infectious disease in concise, practical, carefully edited chapters. From emerging diseases (HHV-8: A New Viral Agent) to common but pernicious illnesses (eg, Prevention and Management of Traveler's Diarrhea), CCTID 18 offers a survey of the state-of-the-art in these topics. Other chapters include Bavesiosis (a tick-borne blood disease), Drug Therapy of HIV-Infected Patients Without AIDS, and Hepatitis G. Vincent Andriole, a world-renowned ID physician and researcher contributed an article on combined drug therapy for fungal infections.
