Medical Microbiology, Updated Edition: With STUDENT CONSULT Online Access

Medical Microbiology, Updated Edition: With STUDENT CONSULT Online Access

by Ivan Roitt MA DSc(Oxon) Hon FRCP(Lond) FRCPath (Author), Cedric Mims BSc MD FRCPath (Author), Derek Wakelin BSc PhD DSc FRCPath (Author), Richard Goering MD PhD (Author), Mark Zuckerman MB BS(London) MSc BSc MRCP MRC (Author), Hazel Dockrell MD (Author)

Synopsis

This title is presented now with access to full text online plus many other extras - posted on our associated website. Access is via unique pin number in front of book. Medical Microbiology has been improved and updated to keep it at the forefront of microbiological teaching practice. The clinically relevant, systems-based approach has been retained so as to emphasise the microbiology of the agents causing disease and the diseases affecting individual organ systems. Over 250 color diagrams explain difficult concepts while color clinical photographs appear alongside the microbiology, stressing the clinical relevance of the science. This book opens with an expanded basic introduction to viruses, bacteria, fungi and parasites. Then the immunology of the host is considered (again in more detail than in previous editions) before looking at the complex conflicts between host and invading agent. The clinical manifestations of these conflicts are explored within a systems-based context before concluding with a re-organised survey of microbiological diagnosis and control. Throughout, attractive design features are used to highlight core information and make study and review that bit easier: Chapter Introductions, Key Facts Boxes, Case-based Review Questions, New Microbiology Lessons and Summary Headings throughout make Medical Microbiology a pleasure to read.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 648
Edition: 3
Publisher: Mosby
Published: 10 Nov 2004

ISBN 10: 0323035752
ISBN 13: 9780323035750

Media Reviews
Mims et al continue their proud tradition of delivering important and often complex material in a simple and informative style. Replete with new and colourful diagrams, impressively detailed images and totally new chapters this book is well formed for integration into the modern medical course. The new'Key Facts' boxes at the end of each chapter, concisely sum-up the preceeding information, and the MCQ-style questions test your knowledge. Undoubtedly it is a superb resource and a phenomenally written textbook. I can strongly recommend Medical Microbiology 3E as a vital resource to medical learning, and a generally interesting text about basic microbiology and immunological concepts. Mims appears to have an assured position on Medical Student bookshelves the world over.
Edinburgh Medics, a Res Medica supplement courtesy of the Royal Medical Society, July 2005