An ideal learning and revision guide for students and trainees providing a concise overview of the key topics in tropical medicine including infections caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa and vector biology, disease syndromes, and envenomation. Using diagrams, maps, and tables the material is present in an accessible and engaging way.
An ideal learning and revision guide for students and trainees providing a concise overview of the key topics in tropical medicine including infections caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa and vector biology, disease syndromes, and envenomation. Using diagrams, maps, and tables the material is present in an accessible and engaging way.
Philippa C. Matthews did her undergraduate medical training in Nottingham. Having decided on a career in clinical infection, she studied for the Diploma of Tropical Medicine in Liverpool, and then travelled to Malawi to gain clinical experience. She returned to take up a training post in Oxford in Infectious Diseases and Microbiology. In parallel with clinical work, Philippa has developed a research portfolio focused on HIV and hepatitis B in southern Africa. She has recently been awarded funding from the NIHR and the Wellcome Trust to develop hepatitis B research in South Africa. She currently works as a clinical consultant at Oxford University Hospitals, and lives in South Oxfordshire with her husband and two children.
Inhaltsangabe
Section 1: Bacterial infections of relevance to the tropics 1: Summary of medically important bacteria 2: Infections caused by Gram positive bacteria 3: Infections caused by Gram negative bacteria 4: Infections caused by Spirochaetes 5: Infections caused by Mycobacteria 6: Infections caused by obligate intracellular bacteria Section 2: Viral infections of relevance to the tropics 7: Summary of medically important viruses 8: Infections caused by DNA viruses 9: Infections caused by RNA viruses Section 3: Fungal infections of relevance to the tropics 10: Summary of fungal infections 11: Fungal infections Section 4: Helminth infections of relevance to the tropics 12: Trematodes (flukes) 13: Cestodes (tapeworms) 14: Nematodes (roundworms) Section 5: Protozoal infections of relevance to the tropics 15: Systemic protozoal infection 16: Protozoal infection of the gut Section 6: Vectors and ectoparasites 17: Vectors Section 7: Disease syndromes occurring in the tropics 18: Infections classified by organ system Section 8: Envenomation 19: Snake bite 20: Other bites and stings
Section 1: Bacterial infections of relevance to the tropics 1: Summary of medically important bacteria 2: Infections caused by Gram positive bacteria 3: Infections caused by Gram negative bacteria 4: Infections caused by Spirochaetes 5: Infections caused by Mycobacteria 6: Infections caused by obligate intracellular bacteria Section 2: Viral infections of relevance to the tropics 7: Summary of medically important viruses 8: Infections caused by DNA viruses 9: Infections caused by RNA viruses Section 3: Fungal infections of relevance to the tropics 10: Summary of fungal infections 11: Fungal infections Section 4: Helminth infections of relevance to the tropics 12: Trematodes (flukes) 13: Cestodes (tapeworms) 14: Nematodes (roundworms) Section 5: Protozoal infections of relevance to the tropics 15: Systemic protozoal infection 16: Protozoal infection of the gut Section 6: Vectors and ectoparasites 17: Vectors Section 7: Disease syndromes occurring in the tropics 18: Infections classified by organ system Section 8: Envenomation 19: Snake bite 20: Other bites and stings
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