Manual of Clinical MicrobiologyEdwin H. Lennette, American Society for Microbiology |
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... tuberculosis to be treated in a general hospital or on an outpatient basis , rather than in a tuberculosis sanatorium . With the decline in incidence of tuberculosis and de- centralization of treatment , it is expected that the volume ...
... tuberculosis to be treated in a general hospital or on an outpatient basis , rather than in a tuberculosis sanatorium . With the decline in incidence of tuberculosis and de- centralization of treatment , it is expected that the volume ...
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... tuberculosis M. tuberculosis bacilli are recognized by their slowly developing , rough , eugonic colonies ( see Fig . 7 ) of characteristic buff tint and by their production of niacin . On the most favorable cul- ture media and with ...
... tuberculosis M. tuberculosis bacilli are recognized by their slowly developing , rough , eugonic colonies ( see Fig . 7 ) of characteristic buff tint and by their production of niacin . On the most favorable cul- ture media and with ...
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... tuberculosis is usually most pronounced in the spleen , with enlargement and bulging surface nodules ( not to be confused with normal Malpighian bodies ) or confluent cream - yellow caseous areas . Infarcts sometimes result in a huge ...
... tuberculosis is usually most pronounced in the spleen , with enlargement and bulging surface nodules ( not to be confused with normal Malpighian bodies ) or confluent cream - yellow caseous areas . Infarcts sometimes result in a huge ...
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Indigenous and Pathogenic Microorganisms of Humans | 25 |
Procedures to Use During Outbreaks of FoodBorne Disease | 40 |
Collection Handling and Processing of Specimens HENRY D ISENBERG JOHN | 52 |
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