MEDICAL MYCOLOGY. FUNGOUS Diseases of Men and Other Mammals

Medical Mycology: Fungous Diseases of Men and Other Mammals

This work has been hailed as the first comprehensive review of this world problem and a survey of its content reveals that this statement is not exaggerated. The author by training and experience is well fitted for such a task and has long had a major interest in this subject. Medical practitioners will have an especial interest in the excellent chapters on diagnosis and treatment while those i...

Medical Mycology: Fungus Diseases of Men and Other Mammals

Fungi and Fungous Diseases

variety of current theories (and it would seem, "facts"), this is a hard book to recommend to the student because of the wide variety of levels it presents. Demerec's extremely clear paper on genetic studies in bacteria starts off with an explanation of Mendelian factors and could easily illuminate a class of undergraduates, where Hogness' more sophisticated discussion of isolated viral DNA wou...

Atlas of Medical Mycology

cance of this. Another feature of considerable clinical importance concerns the possible unfavorable effect which traumatic stress and certain inoculations may exert on the early stages of acute disease. All of these and other subjects received wide discussion. Readers of this volume will do well to read carefully the introductory address entitled, "Medical Research and Natural Philosophy" by t...

Fundamental Medical Mycology

In Fundamental Medical Mycology, Errol Reiss, Jean Shadomy, and Marshall Lyon have produced a valuable new text. Drs Reiss and Shadomy are medical mycologists who have extensive research and educational experience with the increasing spectrum of pathogenic fungi, including diagnosis of infections they cause and host defenses. Dr Lyon is an infectious diseases physician with clinical expertise i...