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Infectious Diseases In Critical Care Medicine Second Edition Infectious Disease And Therapy 2nd Edition Burke A Cunha

Name: Infectious Diseases In Critical Care Medicine Second Edition Infectious Disease And Therapy 2nd Edition Burke A Cunha
SKU: BELL-1811394
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Infectious Diseases In Critical Care Medicine Second Edition Infectious Disease And Therapy 2nd Edition Burke A Cunha instant download after payment.

Publisher: Informa Healthcare

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.36 MB

Pages: 662

Author: Burke A. Cunha

ISBN: 9780849336171, 0849336171

Language: English

Year: 2006

Edition: 2

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Infectious Diseases In Critical Care Medicine Second Edition Infectious Disease And Therapy 2nd Edition Burke A Cunha by Burke A. Cunha 9780849336171, 0849336171 instant download after payment.

The Second Edition is an invaluable compilation of clinical experience on the diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases in critical and intensive care units. Emphasizing differential diagnostic approaches rather than therapy, this reference presents information required by clinicians as they evaluate patients with these conditions-providing authoritative sections on specific clinical syndromes and antibiotic selection.