Medical Microbiology

Lancefieldgroups 235
normalmicrobialflora
25
nosocomialinfection
343
Enterococcus
faecalis220,236, 243
faecium220, 23 6, 243
Enterocolitis 638
Enterocytozoon 539
bieneusi538, 540
diagnosis 54 0, 639
localization 540
occurrence 540
seealsoMicrosporidia
(microsporidiosis)
Enterotoxins 1 5,232,282,
293
choleratoxin 1 6,
297 – 298
mechanismofaction
298
Enterovirus 435 – 436
Enteroviruses434,
435 – 437
clinicalpictures 436
diagnosis 436
cardiovascularsystem
647
eyeinfections 655
gastrointestinaltract
638
nervoussystem 64 4,
645
respiratorytract 631 ,
633
epidemiology 436 – 437
pathogenesis 436
pathogens 435 – 436
prevention 437
envgene 44 9, 450
Envelope,viral 377 , 378
Enzymeimmunoassay
(EIA) 128 – 1 29, 409
Eotaxin 8 3, 140
Epicillin 193
Epidemic 27
Epidemicmyalgia 653
Epidemiology 25 – 34
sourcesofinfection 30
terminology26, 27
transmission 26 – 30
seealsoInfectiousdis-
eases
Epidermophytonspp.355,
373
floccosum 374
seealsoDermatophytes

Epiduralabscess 646

Epiglottitis 631

Episome 179

Epitopes 44 – 45, 140

conformational(struc-

tural) 68

sequential(linear) 68

Epstein-Barrnuclearanti-

gen(EBNA) 425

Epstein-Barrvirus 1 40,

41 8, 424 – 425

clinicalpicture 424

diagnosis 424 – 425

hematopoieticsystem

648

nervoussystem 645

respiratorytract 631 ,

632

epidemiology 425

pathogenesis 424

therapy 425

Erypselas 651

Erysipeloid252, 253

diagnosis 651

Erysipelothrixrhusio-

pathiae 221 ,252, 253

diagnosis 651

Erythemainfectiousum

41 2–4 13

diagnosis 650

Erythemamigrans326,

327

diagnosis 651

Erythroblastosisfetalis 112

Erythromycin 191

Erythrovirus 382

Escapemutants 430

Escherichiacoli223,

280 – 281 , 292 – 294

antigenstructure 292

characteristics 292

clinicalpictures

292 – 294

diagnosis 294

digestiveglands 641 ,

642

gastrointestinaltract

638

nervoussystem 644

urogenitaltract 635

enteroaggregative(EAg-

gEC)280, 294

enterohemorrhagic

(EHEC) 28 0, 294

enteroinvasive(EIEC)

280, 293

enteropathogenic

(EPEC)280, 293

enterotoxic(ETEC) 28 0,

293

extraintestinalinfec-

tions 292 – 293

sepsis 293

urinarytractinfection

292 – 293

F-factor 176 – 177

intestinalinfections292,

638

morphology 292

nosocomialinfection

343

pathogenesis 292 – 294

prevention 294

therapy 294

uropathogenic(UPEC)

293

verotoxin-producing

(VTEC) 294

Ethambutol 191

Ethanol 39

Ethyleneoxide 39

Eubacteriumsp. 261

Euglenozoa 477

Eukaryotes 4 – 5, 6

characteristicsof 6

Exanthema

measles 466

scabies 611

subitum 425

diagnosis 650

vesicular 420

Exfoliatins 232

ExoenzymeS 309

Exon 140

Exophialawerneckii 374

Exotoxins 15

Bordetellapertussis 315

Enterobacteriaceae 282

exotoxinA 309

pyrogenicstreptococcal

exotoxins(PSE) 238

Exposureprophylaxis 31 ,

402

Eyeinfections 41 6,

655 – 657

conjunctivitis 30 3, 41 6,

655

inclusion336, 339

swimming-pool336,

339

cysticercosis 56 4, 657

endophthalmitis365,

656 – 657

keratitis 42 8, 656

scleritis 655

toxoplasmosis 513

674 EEnterococci

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