Titlebook: Bacterial Infections; Changes in their Cau Maxwell Finland,Walter Marget (Leiter),Karl Bartma Conference proceedings 1971 Springer-Verlag B

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Changing Prevalence of Pathogenic Bacteria in Relation to Time and the Introduction and Use of New A 1970; ., . and ., 1959), but in a new edition, with some different material to bring it more nearly up to date in line with some new developments. The bulk of the data consists primarily of surveys of material from the Boston City Hospital where we have been monitoring serious infections over the c

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Etiology of Pyogenic and Urinary Tract Infections in the Region of Colognece. During the last century we have seen at least three changes. The beginning of antisepsis/asepsis caused one such change in spectrum. The introduction of sulphonamides and antibiotics in therapy brought about the next one. It now seems that another change in bacterial spectrum is occurring.

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Non-Specific Mechanisms of Resistance to Infection and their Influence on the Changing Pattern of Cates from these infections continue to be high. Antimicrobial agents have had only limited usefulness in many of the clinical situations surrounding these groups of infections. In general, if one organism seems to be causing disease and is effectively eradicated and a second one replaces the first so

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The Colonisation of Ventriculo-Atrial Shunts by Coagulase-Negative Staphylococcicale, and in complete contrast, the present paper describes investigations on an indolent condition so low-grade that clinical symptoms frequently remain undetected for many months, and which is now regarded by many authorities as an example of colonisation rather than infection.

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Occurrence of , in Soft Tissue Infectionshat were once assumed to be nonpathogenic, such as species of the genera ., and, in particular, .. Between 1894 and 1960, approximately 30 papers on . infections appeared in the world literature, while in the past 10 years, 75 papers have covered the subject—not counting those that primarily dealt w

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