Global Dermatology: Diagnosis and Management According to Geography, Climate, and CultureLawrence C. Parish, M. Amer, Larry E. Millikan, R.A.C. Graham-Brown, S.N. Klaus, J.L. Pace Springer New York, 1994年6月24日 - 359 頁 A comprehensive source of information on variations found in skin diseases throughout the world is offered here. By considering the overall problems of hereditary variables, climate fluctuations, and therapeutic differences, this volume provides an appraisal of the diverse factors that make up the composite picture of cutaneous medicine. Divided by continent and then further organized into countries or regions, each entry presents basic information on the disease indigenous to the area, including its definition and symptoms, etiology, clinical manifestations, histopathology, appropriate laboratory tests, differential diagnosis, management, prevention and references. Additional chapters discuss the influence of travel and migration as well as of variables such as climate. 38 full color plates superbly illustrate the many variations of major dermatologic diseases. As technology has made global travel far quicker and more commonplace, this book is a must for all dermatologists, infectious disease specialists, and for all family practitioners and general internists. |
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Abscesses and organisms including Pasteurella multocida , beta dermatophilosis ( Fig . 19.4 ) in many large animal hemolytic streptococci , fusiform bacilli , and species and exudative epidermitis in pigs are Bacteriodes sp .
Abscesses and organisms including Pasteurella multocida , beta dermatophilosis ( Fig . 19.4 ) in many large animal hemolytic streptococci , fusiform bacilli , and species and exudative epidermitis in pigs are Bacteriodes sp .
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The most common organism found in Colombia is Nocardia braziliensis ( actinomycetoma ) . The identification of the causative organisms by culture is the ultimate method for classification of mycetoma and for the final decision with ...
The most common organism found in Colombia is Nocardia braziliensis ( actinomycetoma ) . The identification of the causative organisms by culture is the ultimate method for classification of mycetoma and for the final decision with ...
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Microsporum canis is the most prevalent organism isolated ( 68.8 % ) , followed by Trichophyton mentagrophytes ( 9.4 % ) and Trichophyton violaceum ( 6.4 % ) . 14 This incidence differs from those reported in Rwanda'l and Egypt ...
Microsporum canis is the most prevalent organism isolated ( 68.8 % ) , followed by Trichophyton mentagrophytes ( 9.4 % ) and Trichophyton violaceum ( 6.4 % ) . 14 This incidence differs from those reported in Rwanda'l and Egypt ...
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| 書名 | Global Dermatology: Diagnosis and Management According to Geography, Climate, and Culture |
| 編者 | Lawrence C. Parish, M. Amer, Larry E. Millikan, R.A.C. Graham-Brown, S.N. Klaus, J.L. Pace |
| 版本 | 圖解 |
| 出版者 | Springer New York, 1994 |
| 來源： | 密西根大學 |
| 已數位化 | 2008年8月18日 |
| ISBN | 0387941401, 9780387941400 |
| 頁數 | 359 頁 |
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