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trachoma336, 338 – 339, 655 seealsospecificinfections

&F

Fantigens 281 F-factor 176 – 177 , 179 Fab52, 140 Facultativepathogens8, 9 Fasligand 82 Fasciola(fasciolosis) 555 – 556 clinicalmanifestations 556 diagnosis 55 6,625, 641 , 643 epidemiology 555 gigantica 555 – 556 hepatica543, 555 – 556, 641 , 643 lifecycle 555 occurrence 555 prevention 556 therapy 556 Fasciolopsisbuski 543 diagnosis 640 Favre-Durand-Nicolasdis- easeseeLymphogranulo- mavenereum Fcfragment53, 140 Fermentation 161 Feverblisters 420 Fifthdisease 412 – 413 Filarioidea(Filariae)545, 587 – 588 lifecycle 587 morphology 587 seealsospecificparasites Filariosis 587 – 588 diagnosis 62 2,625, 649 Loaloa 593 lymphatic 588 – 593 Filoviruses 38 3, 471 clinicalpicture 471 diagnosis 471 epidemiology 471 pathogenesis 471 prevention 471 Filtration 38 Fimbriae 158 Finalroomdisinfection 41 Five-dayfever 334 Flagella 157 – 158 Flaviviridae28, 38 3, 442 Flaviviruses 442 – 446 clinicalpicture 443 – 444

diagnosis 44 4, 641 , 64 4, 650 epidemiology28, 44 4–4 45 pathogenesis 443 – 444 pathogens 443 prevention 445 Flavobacteriummeningo- septicum 305 Fleas 60 6, 618 – 620 diagnosis 653 sandfleas 619 – 620, 653 seealsoSiphonaptera Fleroxacin 189 Flies 60 6, 616 – 617 bitereactions 616 diagnosis 653 myiasis 617 roleasvectors 616 Flomoxef 1 92, 195 Flucloxacillin 193 Fluconazole 356 Flukes 546 bloodflukesseeSchisto- soma liverflukes catliverfluke 557 – 558 Chineseliverfluke 557 – 558 lancetliverfluke 557 seealsoFasciola lungflukesseeParago- nimus Fluorescencemicroscopy 212 seealsoImmunofluores- cence Fluorescence-activated cellsorter(FACS) 1 30, 132 – 133 5-Fluorocytosine 357 Folliculardendriticcells (FDC) 62 Folliculitis 651 Fonseceapedrosoi 355 Foodpoisoning 233 Foreignbody-associated infectionfoci 1 59,232, 234 Formaldehyde 39 Foscarnet 404 Fosfomycin 191 mechanismofaction 198 Fractalkine 8 3, 141 Francisella 313 tularensis225, 31 3, 316 diagnosis 648

Freund’sadjuvant(FA) 141 Fructification sexual 351 – 352 vegetative 351 Fungalallergies 352 – 353 Fungalculture 356 FungalinfectionsseeMy- coses Fungalthallus 350 Fungi6, 348 – 349 characteristics 348 – 349 metabolism 351 morphology 349 – 350 dimorphism 350 nosocomialinfections 344 – 345 reproduction 351 – 352 asexual 351 sexual 351 – 352 taxonomy 349 seealsoMycoses;specific fungi Fungiimperfecti 34 8, 352 Furazolidone 192 Furuncles232, 651 Fusariumspp.355, 369 diagnosis 65 6, 657 solani 656 Fusidicacid 191 Fusobacteriumspp.225, 3 17, 319

&G gaggene 44 9, 450 Gammaglobulins 141 Ganciclovir 404 GangreneseeGasgan- grene Gangrenouscellulitis 651 , 653 Gardnerellavaginalis 221 , 252, 254 diagnosis 636 Gasgangrene 246 – 24 8, 653 clinicalpicture 248 diagnosis 248 pathogenspectrum 246 pathogenesis 247 prevention 248 therapy 248 toxins 246 – 247 Gastriclymphoma 638 Gastriculcer 307 , 638 Gastritis 307 – 308 diagnosis 638

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