The Sanford Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy, 2008 - Thirty-Eighth Edition
- 216 stron
- 8 godzin czytania
Annual, pocket-sized, quick reference to antimicrobial information. Includes 20 tables and index. Landscape format.






Annual, pocket-sized, quick reference to antimicrobial information. Includes 20 tables and index. Landscape format.
This work on the medical management of AIDS has been revised and expanded to include the latest developments and care guidelines for HIV-infected patients. It focuses on clinical issues and includes updates on the biology and epidemiology of HIV.
This three-volume work presents detailed information on a multitude of animal models of infection that may be used to explore new therapeutic agents and regimens.
This comprehensive resource is organized by clinical subspecialty, featuring an introductory section on basic organ system principles, a laboratory tests section with differential diagnoses, and a detailed examination of various disease entities. The fifth edition introduces significant innovations, including three new section editors and 160 new contributors. It boasts over 1,000 photos, illustrations, and algorithms, with nearly 400 new visuals. The book emphasizes quick access to essential information through tables and algorithms, facilitating understanding and treatment of each disease entity. It includes a new eight-chapter section on essential skills for internists and introduces chapters on clinical practice guidelines, medical informatics, managed care, interventional cardiac catheterization, injury prevention, women's health, chronic fatigue syndrome, and common eye and ENT problems. Additionally, "When to Refer" boxes offer guidance for specialist referrals. This edition is heavily illustrated with 1,300 visuals, enhancing its utility as a quick-reference guide for differential diagnoses and management strategies.
A Textbook on HIV Disease from the University of California, San Francisco, and the San Francisco General Hospital - Second Edition
This book is from the world's largest database on management of AIDS patients at the University of California at San Francisco. It thoroughly addresses the clinical, as well as the socioeconomic and political implications of AIDS, with emphasis on clinical practice. A detailed index makes this vast amount of information easily accessible, and more than 200 charts, tables, and photographs highlight key topics.