Titlebook: Clinical Approach to Infection in the Compromised Host; Robert H. Rubin,Lowell S. Young Book 1995 Springer-Verlag US 1995 AIDS.HIV.anemia.

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Harinarayan Tiwari,Amir Khan,Nayan Sharmaost defense abnormality underlying that individual patient’s disease. As indicated by Stollerman in a recent review,. we can no longer have a primarily parasite-oriented approach to infectious diseases but must include host factors in the data on which we make potentially life-saving decisions.

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Epidemiology and Prevention of Infection in the Compromised Host,nt’s specific infection risks. These dysfunctions of host-defense mechanisms or factors that predispose to infection are discussed together with the types of infections with which they are most commonly associated.

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Fungal Infections in the Compromised Host, caused by . and . species, Mucoraceae, and .—organisms rightfully considered opportunistic invaders. The difference between fungal infection in the impaired host as opposed to the normal individual is strikingly demonstrated by a study from California that compared the types of fungal infection observed in different patient populations..

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Mycobacterial and Nocardial Infections in the Compromised Host,id fast when stained with the traditional Ziehl-Neelson procedure or with modified acid-fast staining techniques. Despite this similarity, these organisms behave quite differently in biologic, clinical, and therapeutic terms, and as a result they require separate discussion here.

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Morbidity in Compromised Patients Due to Viruses Other Than Herpes Group and Hepatitis Viruses,by the development of more direct approaches to diagnosis using molecular biologic and monoclonal antibody technology. Lessened reliance on standard serologic techniques for viral diagnosis has been especially useful in immunocompromised patients in whom humoral responses may be delayed or absent.

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