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    Frederick S. Southwick.
    Contents:
    Anti-infective therapy / Frederick S. Southwick
    Sepsis / Frederick S. Southwick
    The febrile patient / Frederick S. Southwick
    Pulmonary infections / Frederick S. Southwick
    Eye, ear, nose, and throat infections / Frederick S. Southwick
    Central nervous system infections / Frederick S. Southwick
    Cardiovascular infections / Frederick S. Southwick
    Gastrointestinal and hepatobiliary infections / Frederick S. Southwick
    Genitourinary tract infections and sexually transmitted diseases / Frederick S. Southwick
    Skin and soft tissue infections / P. Daniel Lew, and Frederick S. Southwick
    Osteomyelitis, prosthetic joint infections, diabetic foot infections, and septic arthritis / P. Daniel Lew, and Frederick S. Southwick
    Parasitic infections : a global challenge / Frederick S. Southwick
    Emerging bacterial infections (including zoonotic pathogens and biological weapons) / Frederick S. Southwick
    Serious viral illnesses in the adult patient / Sankar Swaminathan
    Infections in the immunocompromised host / Frederick S. Southwick
    HIV infection / Bernard Hirschel.
    Digital Access AccessMedicine 2020
  • Article
    Kühn H, Tschäpe H, Rische H.
    Zentralbl Bakteriol Orig A. 1978 Apr;240(2):171-83.
    Gastroenteritis and food poisoning caused by several Salmonella serotypes are frequently observed in many countries. In particular, S. typhimurium has been found ranking first that put forward the question whether S. typhimurium can be characterized by distinct biological properties. In this paper attempts to characterized 378 Salmonella strains according to their enterotoxigenicity by means of the vascular permeability factor (PF) have been summarized. PF-positive strains are common among all Enteritis-Salmonellae, in particular among S. typhimurium. This serotype is also found with quantitative strongest PF activity. PF-positive strains are found to be active producers of exo-enterotoxins, which have been characterized as LT-enterotoxins by other assays, too. Since the capacity of Enteritis-Salmonellae to produce enterotoxins is in accordance with their clinical and epidemiological importance, the determination of the PF-factor as a rapid screening assay for enterotoxigenicity is proposed in this paper in order to survey epidemiological and clinical significant Salmonellae.
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