Titlebook: Infections in the Elderly; Michael J. Denham Book 1986 MTP Press Limited 1986 age.antibiotics.infection.infections.infective endocarditis.

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F. D. Beggs,A. E. Kark and purchase their desired fashionable lightweight dresses. This chapter considers how shopping practices of these young women were not reflections of their passive consumption, but how they were, in fact, discerning customers who were well informed in their consumption practice and the profitable

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R. J. Angus,M. J. Denhamwomen in the 1930s were, as will be revealed in the following chapters, a driving force for the modernity found in both design and the new methods of mass manufacture of lightweight garments, the development of manmade fibres and consumption. This chapter argues and confirms that young working-class

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The Principles of Antibiotic Practice in the Elderly,nts continue to appear. Indeed, antibacterials with novel molecules and properties are still in the developmental stage and it will be of great interest to see whether or not they establish a clinical role. Equally, bacteria have successfully survived the antibiotic era and changing patterns of anti

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Skin Infections in the Elderly, allow previously non-pathogenic commensals to become pathogens. An intact skin and mucosal barrier provide an important defence system against infection particularly in the elderly in whom age-related and environmental changes predispose to infection. The aged skin appears dry and wrinkled with a w

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Infective Diarrhoea,vertheless, sufficient differences in presentation, incidence, epidemiology and pathology to warrant separate consideration for infective diarrhoea in old age. This chapter deals with gastrointestinal infections in general, emphasizing the particular problems of the aged, and examines some common co

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Infections in the Abdominal Cavity in Old Age,over the same population in 1911 compared with a total population increase of one-third. Infection now ranks fourth as the cause of death in the elderly population after cancer, myocardial infarction and cerebrovascular accident. Infection is in addition a frequent end-stage event in other diseases.

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Tuberculosis in the Elderly,infection, the disease can become quiescent and remain dormant for a variable period of time, sometimes forever. Because of this behaviour, most individuals who have become infected can be at risk for clinical disease at any time, particularly if debilitated or immunosuppressed..

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