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Mosby's Color Atlas & Text of Infectious Diseases
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Improve your recognition of physical signs of infectious disease with the help of this lavishly illustrated, accessible guide. Mosby's COLOR ATLAS AND TEXT OF INFECTIOUS DISEASE gives a simple account of each disease accompanied by first-class, color photographs. Chapters cover general principles, infections by body system, generalized infections, and infections of particular patient types (eg. the immunocompromised and the neonate). Succinct, to-the-point coverage is given to clinical manifestation, prognosis and principles of management.
* Nearly 500 full-color photographs accurately depict the clinical appearance of infectious diseases * Reflects real life experience by concentrating on infections most often treated in clinical practice * Clinical and symptom discussions ensure book is helpful in clinical practice * Provides an accessible overview for use as a quick reference or as a review tool * Covers topics succinctly and efficiently * Suggested readings refer you to even more useful information
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Mosby's Color Atlas & Text of Infectious Diseases
- Paperback: 352 pages
- Publisher: Mosby; 2000-12-15
- Label: Mosby
- Studio: Mosby
- ISBN: 0723424349
- Average Customer Review:
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- Sales Rank in Books: #974672
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Summary: useful color atlas 2008-12-05
Comment: The retained image is often critical to the diagnosis of infection. An astute clinician relies on visual to retrace the footprints of memories and association with a patient's condition, some gathered from past experience and others from a book or atlas. This volume by Conlon and Snydman provides vivid photographs of common and rare illnesses that all health providers should have outlined in their minds. This is a clear, comprehensive book, which is a valuable source of reference in the management of infectious disease.
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