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Infectious Diseases 2nd Edition Jonathan Cohen M Sc Frcp Frcpath Frcpe Fmedsci

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Infectious Diseases 2nd Edition Jonathan Cohen M Sc Frcp Frcpath Frcpe Fmedsci instant download after payment.

Publisher: Mosby

File Extension: PDB

File size: 277.6 MB

Pages: 2150

Author: Jonathan Cohen M Sc FRCP FRCPath FRCPE FMedSci, William G. Powderly MD

ISBN: 9780323024075, 0323024076

Language: English

Year: 2003

Edition: 2

Volume: 2-Volume Set

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Infectious Diseases 2nd Edition Jonathan Cohen M Sc Frcp Frcpath Frcpe Fmedsci by Jonathan Cohen M Sc Frcp Frcpath Frcpe Fmedsci, William G. Powderly Md 9780323024075, 0323024076 instant download after payment.

A clinical focus, reader-friendly format, and international scope make this landmark, two-volume reference unique among encyclopedic infectious disease resources. More than 300 worldwide experts cover all aspects of the investigation, diagnosis, and clinical management of every infectious condition. Abundant "Practice Points" convey valuable clinical pearls from the authors. The comprehensively updated 2nd Edition features an even more geographically diverse set of contributors than its predecessor, as well as brand-new information on nosocomial infections, HIV/AIDS, and many other timely topics.