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Pathology of Skin Infections (Hardcover)
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Pathology of Skin Infections (Hardcover)
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The aim of this 7-chapter, single-author textbook is to overview
and illustrate pathological features of skin infections caused by
bacteria, fungi, viruses, protozoa, helminth and arthropods with a
total of 361 coloured figures. Histological features based on
hematoxylin and eosin staining and gross appearance comprise the
major part of the illustrations. Immunostaining using the indirect
immunoperoxidase or amino acid polymer method and non-isotopic in
situ hybridisation technique were employed when necessary. The
indirect immunoperoxidase method using 1:500 to 1:1,000 diluted
patients' serum as a primary antibody was also applied to localize
pathogens within the lesion fixed in 10-20% formalin and embedded
in paraffin. Papanicolaou- or Giemsa-stained cytology evaluation,
as well as electron microscopic analysis and polymerase chain
reaction (PCR), were also performed upon request. The prompt and
precise diagnosis of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases,
nosocomial infections and sexually transmitted infections has an
important socio-public impact for the prevention of unnecessary
transmission of micro-organisms. The skin may function as a mirror
of internal organs. The author, as a diagnostic pathologist,
sincerely hopes that this textbook helps pathologists,
dermatologists and other clinicians make an appropriate diagnosis
of skin infections. He strongly believes that the proper diagnosis
may lead patients to proper treatment and cure, and may finally
contribute to human society by preventing infectious disorders.
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