Medical Microbiology

Gastroenteritis 282 – 28 3,
285
diagnosis 638
viral 417
seealsoSalmonellae
Gastrointestinaltractin-
fections
amebosis 503 – 506
anthrax 245
blastocystosis 504 – 505,
639
cestodes 560 – 576
cholera296, 297 – 30 0,
639
cryptosporidiosis
517 – 520, 639
cyclosporiases 515 – 51 6,
639
diagnosis 21 0, 621 – 622,
638 – 640
E.coli292, 293 – 294
gastritis 307 – 308, 638
giardiasis 478 – 4 80, 639
isosporiasis 504 – 505,
51 5, 639
microsporidiosis
538 – 540, 639
mucormycoses 368
nematodes 576 – 586,
640
salmonelloses 282 – 287 ,
639
sarcocystosis 516 – 517 ,
639
trematodes 546 – 556
Whipple’sdisease 639
yersiniosis 291
seealsospecificinfections
Gatifloxacin 189
Gene 179
Genechips 217
Genecloning 178 – 179
Geneexpressionregula-
tion 169 – 170
Generationtime 165
Genitaltractinfectionssee
Urogenitalinfections
Genome
bacteria 179
viruses 377 – 378 , 380
HIV 449 – 450
hybridization 409
segmented 388
Genotype 179
Gentamicin 189
Germline 141
Germanmeasles 441
diagnosis 65 0, 656

Gerstmann-Stra ̈ussler-

Scheinker(GSS)syndrome

473 , 474

Ghon’scomplex 264

Giardiaintestinalis

478 – 480

clinicalpicture 480

diagnosis 4 80, 504 – 505,

625, 639

stoolspecimenhand-

ling 621

epidemiology 478 – 480

lifecycle 4 78, 479

occurrence 478

pathogenesis 480

prevention 480

therapy 480

GiardosisseeGiardiain-

testinalis

Gingivitis 630

GlandersseeMalleus

Glomerulonephritis 238

Glossina 616

Glutaraldehyde 39

Glyciphagus 612

Glycopeptides 191

Gonococci

pathogenicitydetermi-

nants 274

penicillinresistance 276

seealsoNeisseriagonor-

rheae

Gonorrhea 27 3, 274 – 276

clinicalpicture 274

diagnosis 2 75, 637

epidemiology 276

prevention 276

therapy 276

seealsoNeisseriagonor-

rheae

Gordonabronchialis 261

Graft-versus-host(GVH)

reaction 115 – 11 6, 141

Gramstaining 211 – 212

Granulocytemacrophage

colonystimulatingfactor

(GM-CSF) 81

Granulomainguinale 637

Granulomatosisinfanti-

septica 253

Granulomatousamebic

encephalitis(GAE) 507

Griseofulvin 357

Guineaworm 596

Gut-associatedlymphoid

tissue(GALT) 4 8, 141

&H

Hantigens 1 58, 281

salmonellae282,

283 – 284

phasevariations 28 3,

284

Haemaphysalis 607

Haematozoa 477

Haemophilus

aegyptius 303

ducreyi 303

diagnosis 637

eyeinfections 655

influenzae224, 30 0,

301 – 303

clinicalpictures 302

culture 302

diagnosis 302

earinfection 658

jointinfection 654

nervoussystem 644

respiratory tract

630, 631 , 63 2, 633

epidemiology 303

morphology 301

pathogenesis 302

prevention 303

therapy 302

Halofantrine 533

Halogens 39 – 40

Handdisinfection

hygienic 41

surgical 40 – 41

Hand,foot,andmouth

disease(HFMD) 436

Hansenula 369

Hantavirus460, 461

diagnosis633,636, 650

epidemiology 462

serotypes 462

Hantaviruspulmonary

syndrome(HPS)460, 461 ,

462

Haplotype 141

Hapten 7 2, 141

Heatdisinfection/steriliza-

tion 37 – 38

Helicobacterpylori 22 6,

307 – 308

clinicalpictures 307

culture 307

diagnosis 30 8, 638

epidemiology 308

morphology 307

pathogenesis 307

therapy 308

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