Titlebook: Developments in Antibiotic Treatment of Respiratory Infections; Proceedings of the R Ralph Furth Conference proceedings 1981 Martinus Nijho

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Deborah M. Capaldi Ph.D.,J. Mark Eddy Ph.D.iral infections, Mycoplasma pneumoniae is among the most common causes of acute infections of the upper and lower respiratory tract in man [1]. Of a large series of patients with clinical symptoms of an acute respiratory infection seen over a 10-year period (1965–1975), 23% had antibody titers indic

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Gary W. Peterson,Kevin Ray Bush quarters could easily be suffering from respiratory disease. These will largely consist of the elderly or children. Much of this respiratory disease will be seen in a very early phase, and may well be self limiting and self-curing. In addition many of the conditions will have a viral rather than a

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Handbook of Adolescent Behavioral Problemso the lower airways. These bacteria either come from the outside air and are not caught by the filtering system of the nose or-more usually-they are added to the inhaled air and thus contaminate during contact with the membranes of the upper airways; these membranes are not sterile and can easily co

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978-94-009-8307-6Martinus Nijhoff Publishers, The Hague 1981

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Polysulfide Sealants and AdhesivesMany cases of otitis and paranasal sinusitis do not require any antibiotic treatment because their clinical picture is mild and spontaneous recovery is noted after a few days. There are also cases of sinusitis and otitis where antibiotic treatment is superfluous, useless and insufficient.

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