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- BookAlexander J. Howie.Summary: This illustrated handbook provides a short, clear, useful and interesting guide to the findings in renal biopsy specimens. Essential information needed for an understanding of renal disorders is given simply and concisely. The focus is on common conditions.
Contents:
1. Introduction
2. General points about renal biopsy specimens
3. Technical handling of renal biopsy specimens
4.How to look at biopsy specimen: preliminary study
5. How to look at a renal biopsy specimen: initial study of the kidney
6. Indication for biopsy: nephrotic syndrome
7. Indications for biopsy: acute kidney injury
8. Indication for biopsy: chronic renal failure
9. Indication for biopsy: hematuria
10. Indication for biopsy: proteinuria
11. Indication for biopsy: renal allograft
12. Other indications for biopsy of kidneys. - ArticleHammond ML, Ferris AA, Faine S, McAvan T.Med J Aust. 1978 Mar 25;1(6):301-3.Immunization with an influenza subunit vaccine given in one dose about 1 month to 2 months before onset of an epidemic of influenza afforded from 80% to 90% protection in a double-blind clinical trial which was supported by isolation of virus and serological studies. In the vaccinated group, 20% failed to develop antibodies to the vaccine. Either serology tests or attempted isolation of virus alone would have failed to detect some of the cases.