Bailey and Scott's Diagnostic MicrobiologyMosby, 1986 - 914 pagine |
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Pagina 223
... bacteremia . In addition to testing for circu- lating antigens using latex agglutination pro- cedures , available for some yeasts , group B streptococci , H. influenzae type b , S. pneu- moniae , staphylococcal teichoic acids , and Neis ...
... bacteremia . In addition to testing for circu- lating antigens using latex agglutination pro- cedures , available for some yeasts , group B streptococci , H. influenzae type b , S. pneu- moniae , staphylococcal teichoic acids , and Neis ...
Pagina 370
... bacteremia . Endocarditis is rare . Group C , in particular , may cause a severe pharyngitis , often followed by bacteremia and metastatic infection . Unusual for bacteria other than group A streptococci , one species of group C ( S ...
... bacteremia . Endocarditis is rare . Group C , in particular , may cause a severe pharyngitis , often followed by bacteremia and metastatic infection . Unusual for bacteria other than group A streptococci , one species of group C ( S ...
Pagina 9
... bacteremia and , see Bacteremia bactericide and , 181-183 , 194-196 concentrating of , 37 conjunctivitis and , 336 contamination and , 127 fecal culture and , 271-277 gram - negative ; see Gram - negative bacilli ; Gram - negative ...
... bacteremia and , see Bacteremia bactericide and , 181-183 , 194-196 concentrating of , 37 conjunctivitis and , 336 contamination and , 127 fecal culture and , 271-277 gram - negative ; see Gram - negative bacilli ; Gram - negative ...
Sommario
Diagnostic immunologic principles and Morganella Obesumbacterium Proteus | 12 |
Laboratory organization and quality | 19 |
Chlamydia Mycoplasma and Rickettsia Color Plates | 38 |
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