Titlebook: Common Bacterial Infections in Infancy and Childhood; Diagnosis and Treatm Melvin I. Marks (Associate Professor of Paediatric Book 1979 ADI

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Book 1979in the growing child. Thus, clinical management taxes acumen, experience, and factual knowledge in a particularly challenging way. Infectious disease problems and their attendant pressures continue to dominate paediatric practice. As improvements in care ap- proach marginal proportions, the onus on

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-13838-6rement or crippling of an otherwise healthy child, especially when tardily or inadequately treated. Because of their frequency in childhood and their potential sequelae, a haematogenous osteomyelitis and septic arthritis will be emphasised in this chapter.