Medical Microbiology : A Guide to Microbial Infections - Pathogenesis, Immunity, Laboratory Diagnosis and Control

by Greenwood, Slack & Peutherer

• ISBN13: 9780443070778
• ISBN10: 0443070776
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2002-10-09
• Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
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Summary

This book is divided into six sections: microbial biology, infection immunity, bacterial pathogens and associated diseases, viral pathogens and associate diseases, fungal pathogens and parasitic infections, diagnosis, treatment and control of infection. The major portion provides organism-based systematic coverage of microbiology. Each organism is considered under a standard set of headings: Description, Pathogenesis, Clinical features, Laboratory diagnosis, Treatment and Epidemiology. The section on immunology covers that part of the subject that is of direct relevance to the understanding of microbial infection.

Table of Contents

PART 1 MICROBIAL BIOLOGY
Microbiology and medicine	2	(7)
D. Greenwood
Morphology and nature of micro-organisms	9	(16)
M. R. Barer
Classification and identification of micro-organisms	25	(12)
T. L. Pitt
Bacterial growth and physiology	37	(9)
M. R. Barer
Antimicrobial agents	46	(15)
D. Greenwood
M. M. Ogilvie
Bacterial genetics	61	(12)
K. J. Towner
Sterilization and disinfection	73	(10)
R. A. Simpson
R.C.B. Slack
Bacterial pathogenicity	83	(10)
D. Ala'Aldeen
Virus--cell interactions	93	(17)
M. Norval
PART 2 INFECTION AND IMMUNITY
Immunological principles: antigens and antigen recognition	110	(11)
J. Stewart
Innate and acquired immunity	121	(25)
J. Stewart
Immunity in viral infections	146	(8)
J. Stewart
Parasitic infections: pathogenesis and immunity	154	(7)
J. Stewart
Immunity in bacterial infections	161	(7)
J. Stewart
PART 3 BACTERIAL PATHOGENS AND ASSOCIATED DISEASES
Staphylococcus	168	(6)
Skin infections; osteomyelitis; food poisoning; foreign body infections
H. Humphreys
Streptococcus and enterococcus	174	(15)
Pharyngitis; scarlet fever; skin and soft tissue infections; streptococcal toxic shock syndrome; pneumonia; meningitis; urinary tract infections; rheumatic fever; post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis
M. Kilian
Coryneform bacteria, listeria and erysipelothrix	189	(11)
Diphtheria; listeriosis; erysipeloid
J. McLauchlin
P. Riegel
Mycobacterium	200	(15)
Tuberculosis; leprosy
J. M. Grange
Environmental mycobacteria	215	(6)
Opportunist disease
J. M. Grange
Actinomyces, nocardia and tropheryma	221	(4)
Actinomycosis; nocardiasis; Whipple's disease
J. M. Grange
Bacillus	225	(6)
Anthrax; food poisoning
R. C. B. Slack
Clostridium	231	(11)
Gas gangrene; tetanus; food poisoning; pseudomembranous colitis
T. V. Riley
Neisseria and moraxella	242	(8)
Meningitis; gonorrhoea; respiratory infections
R. C. B. Slack
Salmonella	250	(10)
Food Poisoning; enteric fever
H. Chart
Shigella	260	(5)
Bacillary dysentery
H. Chart
Escherichia	265	(10)
Urinary tract infection; travellers' diarrhoea; haemorrhagic colities; haemolytic uraemic syndrome
H. Chart
Klebsiella, enterobacter, proteus and other enterobacteria	275	(7)
Pneumonia; urinary tract infection; opportunist infection
H. Chart
Pseudomonads and non-fermenters	282	(6)
Opportunist infection; cystic fibrosis; melioidosis
J. R. W. Govan
Campylobacter and helicobacter	288	(8)
Enteritis; gastritis; peptic ulcer
M. B. Skirrow
Vibrio, mobiluncus, gardnerella and spirillum	296	(8)
Cholera; vaginosis; rat bite fever
H. Chart
Haemophilus	304	(7)
Respiratory infections; meningitis; chancroid
M. P. E. Slack
Bordetella	311	(7)
Whooping cough
N. W. Preston
R. C. Matthews
Legionella	318	(4)
Legionnaires' disease; Pontiac fever
J. Hood
G. F. S. Edwards
Brucella, bartonella and streptobacillus	322	(7)
Brucellosis; Oroya fever; trench fever; cat scratch disease; bacillary angiomatosis; rat-bite fever
M. J. Corbel
Yersinia, pasteurella and francisella	329	(8)
Plague; pseudotuberculosis; mesenteric adenitis; pasteurellosis; tularaemia
M. J. Corbel
Non-sporing anaerobes	337	(6)
Wound infection; periodontal disease; abscess; normal flora
R. P. Allaker
J. M. Hardie
Treponema and borrelia	343	(9)
Syphilis; yaws; relapsing fever; Lyme disease
A. Cockayne
Leptospira	352	(6)
Leptospirosis; Weil's disease
T. J. Coleman
Chlamydia	358	(11)
Genital and ocular infections; infertility; atypical pneumonia
M. E. Ward
Rickettsia, orientia, ehrlichia and coxiella	369	(10)
Typhus; spotted fevers; scrub typhus; ehrlichioses; Q fever
D. H. Walker
Xue-Jie Yu
Mycoplasmas	379	(13)
Atypical pneumonia; genital tract infection
D. Taylor-Robinson
PART 4 VIRAL PATHOGENS AND ASSOCIATED DISEASES
Adenoviruses	392	(7)
Respiratory disease; conjunctivitis; gut infections
J. S. M. Peiris
C. R. Madeley
Herpesviruses	399	(22)
Herpes simplex; varicella and zoster; infectious mononucleosis; B cell lymphomas; cytomegalovirus disease; roseola infantum; Kaposi's sarcoma; herpes B
M. M. Ogilvie
Poxviruses	421	(8)
Smallpox; molluscum contagiosum; parapoxvirus infections
T. H. Pennington
Papovaviruses	429	(9)
Warts: warts and cancers; progressive multifocal leuco-encephalopathy
H. Cubie
Hepadnaviruses	438	(10)
Hepatitis B infection; deltavirus infection
P. Simmonds
J. F. Peutherer
Parvoviruses	448	(7)
B19 infection; erythema infectiosum
H. A. Cubie
Picornaviruses	455	(13)
Meningitis; paralysis; rashes; intercostal myositis; myocarditis; infectious hepatitis; common cold
S. M. Burns
Orthomyxoviruses	468	(7)
Influenza
S. Sutherland
Paramyxoviruses	475	(9)
Respiratory infections; mumps; measles
J. S. M. Peiris
C. R. Madeley
Arboviruses: alphaviruses, flaviviruses and bunyaviruses	484	(17)
Encephalitis; yellow fever; dengue; haemorrhagic fever; miscellaneous tropical fevers; undifferentiated fever;
A. D. T. Barrett
S. C. Weaver
Togavirus and hepacivirus	501	(12)
Rubella and hepatitis C viruses
P. Morgan-Capner
P. N. Simmonds
Arenaviruses and filoviruses	513	(8)
Lassa, Junin, Machupo, Sabia and Flexal virus haemorrhagic fevers; Marburg and Ebola Fevers
C. A. Hart
Reoviruses	521	(6)
Gastroenteritis
U. Desselberger
Retroviruses	527	(12)
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome; lymphoma
P. Simmonds
J. F. Peutherer
Caliciviruses and astroviruses	539	(7)
Diarrhoeal disease
D. Cubitt
Coronaviruses	546	(5)
Upper respiratory tract disease
J. M. Darville
E. O. Caul
Rhabdoviruses	551	(7)
Rabies
S. Sutherland
Transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (prion diseases)	558	(10)
Scrapie; BSE; Creutzfeldt-jakob disease; variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
J. W. Ironside
PART 5 FUNGAL PATHOGENS, PARASITIC INFECTIONS AND MEDICAL ENTOMOLOGY
Fungi	568	(21)
Thrush; ringworm; subcutaneous and systemic mycoses
E. G. V. Evans
Protozoa	589	(12)
Malaria; toxoplasmosis; cryptosporidiosis; amoebic dysentery; sleeping sickness; Chagas' disease; leishmaniasis; giardiasis; trichomoniasis
D. Greenwood
Helminths	601	(14)
Intestinal worm infections; filariasis; schistosomiasis; hydatid disease
D. Greenwood
Arthropods	615	(9)
Arthropod-borne diseases; ectoparasitic infections; allergy
D. Greenwood
PART 6 DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND CONTROL OF INFECTION
Infective syndromes	624	(11)
R. C. B. Slack
Diagnostic procedures	635	(7)
R. C. B. Slack
Strategy of antimicrobial chemotherapy	642	(11)
R. C. B. Slack
Epidemiology and control of community infections	653	(9)
D. Reid
Hospital infection	662	(8)
R. C. B. Slack
Immunization	670	(10)
R. C. B. Slack
Index	680