Evidence-Based Infectious Diseases
2nd Edition
Published on 24. August 2011
336 pages
978-1-4443-5710-3 (ISBN)
Description
The fully updated Second Edition of this case-led text provides anexcellent introduction to evidence-based Clinical Practice for themajor areas of infectious disease management. The new edition takeson a brand new design and focus, making the book more accessible tojunior doctors in infectious diseases and microbiology and generalinternists.
Edited and written by the world's leading infectiousdisease specialists, Evidence-Based Infectious Diseasescontains thoroughly revised clinical chapters, reporting on all newmajor trials and is ideal for; trainees and clinical instructors ininfectious diseases and microbiology, internal medicine physiciansand public health physicians.
Reviews / Votes
"This edition has been updated and revised, with new chapters oninfluenza, critical care, and infections in long-term care, and anew section on acquired infection in transplantation. ...Contributors work in infectious diseases, surgery, epidemiology,and other medical fields, around the world." (Book News,December 2009)More details
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Mark Loeb | Marek Smieja | Fiona Smaill
Evidence-based Infectious Diseases
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12/2009
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Persons
Mark Loeb McMaster University, Ontario, Canada
Fiona Smaill St Joseph's Hospital, Ontario, Canada
Marek Smieja St Joseph's Hospital, Ontario, Canada
Content
Table of Contents.
Part 1: Specific diseases.
Skin and soft-tissue infections.
Bone and joint infections.
Infective endocarditis.
Meningitis and encephalitis.
Management of community-acquired pneumonia.
Tuberculosis.
Diarrhoea.
Urinary tract infections.
Sexually transmitted infections.
Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
Hepatitis.
Influenza pandemic.
Critical care.
Part 2: Special populations.
Infection control.
Infections in neutropenic hosts.
Infections in general surgery.
Infections in the thermally injured patient.
Infections in healthcare workers.
Long term care in special populations
