Atlas of Infectious Diseases

AIDS, Volume 1

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Brand: Current Medicine

ISBN: 9780443079467

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The definitive visual library of the worlds largest and best collection of full-color images on every significant area of infectious diseases. Strengthen skills in diagnosing and managing infectious diseases with this unparalleled collection of clinicallyrelevant images which will guide you through the diagnosis, treatment, and management of every kind of infectious disease, in each and every stage of its development. The entire series contains 5,000 full-colour illustrations - including clinical photos,line drawings, flowcharts, and schematics. Available in book, slide and CD-ROM format!

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Brand Current Medicine

Reference 30654

EAN13 9780443079467

ISBN 9780443079467

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Publication date: 1998
Issue number: 2
Cover: hard cover
Pages count: 336
Dimensions (mm): 254 x 311
Weight (g): 1780

Epidemiology, Natural History and Prevention. Human Immunodeficiency Virus. Host Response. Classification and Spectrum. Cutaneous Manifestations. Ophthalmic Manifestations. Oral Cavity Manifestations. Pulmonary Complications. Gastrointestinal Manifestations. Neurologic Manifestations. Metabolic Manifestations. Hematologic Manifestations. Microbiology of Opportunistic Infections. Clinical Manifestations of Opportunistic Infections. Treatment and Prophylaxis of Opportunistic Infections. AIDS-Associated Malignancies. Pediatric HIV Infections. HIV Infection in Women. Rationale and Strategies for Antiretroviral Therapy in HIV 1 Infection. Antiviral Treatments