Titlebook: Infectious Diseases in the Female Patient; Rudolph P. Galask (Professor),Bryan Larsen (Associ Book 1986 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 198

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The Compromised Host, severely compromised host defenses. Indeed it is probable that today’s graduate from medical school, regardless of specialty, will be involved in the care of many compromised hosts during his or her career. Therefore all physicians need to be familiar with the unique clinical problems seen in these

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Active Immunization in Pregnancy,Two major advances responsible for this claim are the development of effective antimicrobials and the development of effective immunization against infectious diseases with previously high morbidity and mortality rates. This chapter will review immunization with particular emphasis on pregnancy, beg

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Viral Infections of the Female Genital Tract, studies have clearly demonstrated the prevalence of certain viral infections within the female population and have identified numerous agents that produce minimal symptoms in the adult, but have grave consequences if transmitted from a pregnant woman to the fetus or newborn. It is suggested that 2%

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Intrauterine Bacterial Infections,th Gregg’s observation that rubella virus infection of the mother could be spread transplacentally to her offspring with teratogenic consequence, the problem of intrauterine viral infection has been vigorously addressed. The problem of congenital rubella syndrome (discussed elsewhere) has been dimin

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Lower Genital Tract Infections,illion women-visits were made because of vaginitis and cervicitis.. Few women have not had at least one vaginal infection while a substantial number of women have difficulty with persistent or frequently recurrent symptoms. Although the absolute prevalence and the relative proportion of infectious v

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