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  • Book
    Yong-Whee Bahk.
    Contents:
    Introduction and fundamentals of pinhole scintigraphy
    Dual-head planar pinhole scan, pinhole SPECT, and gamma correction pinhole scan of the bone
    Clinical applications
    Normal pinhole scintigraphic anatomy of bones and joints
    Normal variants and artifacts
    Infective and inflammatory diseases of the bone
    Noninfective osteitides
    Diseases of joints and soft-tissue infections
    Degenerative joint diseases
    Rheumatoid arthritis
    Seronegative spondyloarthropathies
    Other rheumatic osteoarthropathies and soft-tissue rheumatism syndromes
    Osteochondroses and related diseases
    Vascular bone disorders
    Metabolic bone diseases and drug-induced osteoporosis
    Traumatic, surgical, and sports injuries of the skeleton
    Malignant tumors of the bone
    Benign tumors and tumorous conditions of the bone
    Soft-tissue tumors and tumor-like conditions
    Otorhinological disorders
    PET-CT in bone and joint diseases
    A genetic consideration of skeletal disorders
    Gamma correction pinhole bone scan diagnosis
    Trabecular Microfracture and Micro contusion
    Appendix: Basic physics of pinhole scintigraphy.
    Digital Access Springer 2017
  • Article
    Rische H, Tschäpe H, Witte W.
    Acta Microbiol Acad Sci Hung. 1977;24(3):253-60.
    The surveillance of R-plasmids consists of: (1.) Ecological and epidemiological investigations. (1.1.) Prevalence of R-plasmids in pathogenic and apathogenic bacteria occurring in the biotic environment (man, animal); in the abiotic environment (sewage, food, feed); under high selection pressure (hospital, animal production, plant production). (2.) Biological investigations. (2.1.) Genetic properties of R-plasmids: (2.2.) Plasmid induced variations of the properties of the host bacteria (virulence, phage pattern, antigenic pattern, serological properties). The problems resulting from plasmid-mediated drug resistance call for a strict chemotherapeutic drug policy with the regard to ecological processes.
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