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|a The Microbiology of Skin, Soft Tissue, Bone and Joint Infections /
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|a Section I: Skin and soft tissue infections: Diagnosis and treatment 1. Methods and Timing of Surgical Reconstruction of Infected Wounds: An Algorithmic Approach 2. Soft tissue infections: considerations regarding different international guidelines 3. Evidence-Informed Approach to Natal- cleft Pilonidal Sinus and related disorders 4. The diabetic foot 5. Surgical approach to severe diabetic foot infection: from emergent to reconstructive diabetic foot surgery 6. Cutaneous manifestations of parasitic tropical diseases 7. Microbiology of skin, soft tissue and bone and joint infections in children 8. Cutaneous and Musculoskeletal Complications in HIV infection 9. Diseases caused by Malassezia species in Human beings 10. Skin and soft tissue infections related to marine injuries -- Emerging of Shewanella species Section II. Bone and joint infections: Diagnosis and treatment 11. Mechanism and consequences of bone and joint infection 12. Microbiological Diagnosis of Prosthetic Joint Infections 13. Laboratory Detection of Kingellakingae in Skeletal System Infections Section III: III. Alternative and novel approaches to the treatment of skin, soft tissue, bone and joint infections 14. Nanotechnology for the treatment of fungal infections on human skin 15. Alternative antimicrobials from natural products against dermatological infections 16. Medicinal plants versus skin infections: A survey from ancient to modern herbalism 17. Natural compounds in treatment of skin and soft tissue infections 18. Antimicrobial strategies in novel drug delivery systems, applications in the treatment of skin and soft tissue infections 19. Medical and alternative treatment of vascular graft infections
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|a The Microbiology of Skin, Soft Tissue, Bone and Joint Infections: Volume 2 discusses modern approaches in diagnosis, treatment, and prophylaxis of skin, soft tissue, bone, and joint infections. The volume has been divided into three sections. The first section includes chapters on diagnosis, treatment, and prophylaxis of skin and soft tissue infections. It discusses antimicrobial and surgical treatment of wounds, diabetic foot, and different soft tissue infections. Ten chapters are devoted to cutaneous and musculoskeletal infections in special groups of patients, which have their own specificity, i.e. in pediatric and HIV-infected patients. Together with chapters on commonly present diseases, there are chapters which discuss interesting but not well studied pathologies (natal cleft pilonidal sinus) and pathogens (Malassezia and Shewanella spp.). The second section reviews etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment of bone and joint infections, mainly osteomyelitis and prosthetic joint infections. Also, one chapter in this section discusses a newly emerging bacterial pathogen that causes skeletal infections, Kingella kingae. The third section incorporates alternative and new approaches-such as nanotechnology, ultrasound, novel delivery approaches and phyto-derived medicines-to the treatment and prophylaxis of skin, soft tissue, bone, and joint infections.
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