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Book Review
Book Review
1992
Overview
\"Infection is every doctor's business,\" says Francis O'Grady in the foreword to this book, which, he believes, is \"appropriately placed in size between the intimidatingly expansive and the cryptically synoptic.\" The work of two experts from the United Kingdom, the book is organized and written for practitioners and serves as a quick reference to jog one's memory while the patient is dressing. The chapters are generally titled according to organ system (e.g., lower respiratory tract infection, urinary tract and pelvic infections, skin rashes) with further subdivisions within chapters according to pathogen. The discussion usually includes information about epidemiology, pathology and . . .
Publisher
Massachusetts Medical Society
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