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viverrini 557
Opisthotonus 248
Opportunisticpathogens
8,9,24, 44 8, 451 – 453
Enterobacteriaceae
295 – 296
microsporidia 538 – 542
mycoses352,353,
354 – 355, 362 – 372
yeastmycoses
369 – 370
pseudomonads 310
seealsospecificpatho-
gens
Opsonization86, 143
Oralpoliovaccine(OPV)
437
Orfvirus428, 650
Organotropism 398
Orientalsore 4 93,
495 – 496
diagnosis 652
seealsoLeishmania
(Leishmanioses)
Orientiatsutsugamushi
330, 332
Ornithosis 33 5, 337 – 338
clinicalpicture 337
epidemiology 338
therapy 338
Oropouchevirus 461
Oroyafever334, 649
epidemiology 335
Orthohepadnavirus 382
Orthomyxoviruses 383 ,
458 – 460
clinicalpicture 459
diagnosis 459
epidemiology 460
pathogen 458
pathogenesis 459
prevention 460
therapy 460
Orthopox 382
Orthopoxvirus426, 427 ,
429
diagnosis 426
Osteomyelitis 654
Ostitis 654
Otitisexterna 658
Otitismedia338, 658
Oxacillin 193
Oxalactams 192
Oxazolidinones 192
Oxidants,asdisinfectants
40
Oxidation 161
pathways 162

Oxidativeburst,inhibition

of 13

Oxytetracycline 194

Oxyurida 545

OxyuriosisseeEnterobius

vermicularis(enterobiosis)

&P

P1/elF- 2 kinase 401

Paecilomyceslilacinus 355

Pancreaticabscess 641

Pancreatitis 641

Pandemic 27

Papillomas 650

Papillomaviruses382,

41 3–4 14

clinicalpicture 414

diagnosis 41 4, 650

epidemiology 414

pathogenesis 414

pathogens 413

prevention 414

Pappatacifever 461

Para-aminosalicylicacid

(PAS) 192

Parabasalea 477

Paracoccidioidesbrasilien-

sis354, 361

Paragonimus(paragoni-

mosis) 558 – 559

africanus 544

clinicalmanifestations

559

diagnosis 55 9,625, 634

epidemiology 559

lifecycle 559

occurrence 559

prevention 559

therapy 559

Parainfluenzavirus465,

466

diagnosis 631 ,632, 647

epidemiology 467

Paramomycin 189

Paramyxoviridae 383 ,

464 – 465

Paramyxovirinae 465

Pneumovirinae 465

Paramyxovirus 465

diagnosis 641

Paramyxoviruses

464 – 467

clinicalpictures

466 – 467

diagnosis 467

epidemiology 467

pathogenesis 466 – 467

pathogens 464 – 465

prevention 467

structure 465

Parapox 382

Parapoxviruses426, 427 ,

429

diagnosis 650

Parasexuality 17 4, 180

Parasitemia,transitory 10

Parasites9, 476

seealsoHelminths;La-

boratorydiagnosis;spe-

cificparasites

Paratope 143

Paratyphoidfever 282

Parechoviruses434, 436

clinicalsyndromes 436

Parotitisepidemicasee

Mumpsvirus

ParvovirusB1 9412 – 413

diagnosis 41 3, 650

epidemiology 413

pathogenesis 412 – 413

Parvoviruses382, 412 – 413

Pasteurella 303 – 304

multocida224, 303 – 304

Pasteurization 37

Pathogenicity8,9, 11

determinants 7 – 11

geneticsof 20 – 21

Pathogenicityislands(PIs)

20 – 21

Pathogens 4 – 7

host-pathogeninterac-

tions 7 – 8

killingof,kinetics 35 – 36

Pediculus(pediculosis)

613 – 61 5, 653

humanuscapitis

613 – 614

biology 613

clinicalmanifestations

614

control 614

diagnosis 614

epidemiology

613 – 614

morphology 613

occurrence 613 – 614

therapy 614

humanuscorporis 613 ,

615

Pefloxacin 189

Pelveoperitonitis 636

Pemphigus 651

neonatorum 233

Penems 193

686 OOpisthorchis(opisthorchiosis)

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