The granulomatous disorders
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The granulomatous disorders
Cambridge University Press, 1999
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This authoritative account of the granulomatous disorders provides a comprehensive overview of this complex group of diseases. Collectively, these disorders can present a bewildering array of symptoms, affecting all the body systems. This volume takes full account of recent advances in our knowledge of the molecular biology and immunology of these disorders, and casts fresh light on their diagnosis and treatment. This timely publication is organised to include chapters focused on causative agents and those addressing affected body systems. Highly illustrated throughout, including numerous colour plates, it encompasses and integrates the very latest science, pathology and practical clinical advice. Compiled by international authorities with chapters which combine the expertise of both a pathologist and clinician, it is sure to become an essential source of reference for a very wide readership including infectious disease specialists, immunologists, pathologists, radiologists, ophthalmologists and general physicians.
Table of Contents
- Part I. Biology and Investigation of the Granuloma: 1. Biology and immunology of the granuloma C. Agostini and G. Semenzato
- 2. Classification of granulomatous disorders D. G. James and W. Jones Williams
- 3. Imaging of granulomatous disorders J. Richenberg and J. Bomanji
- 4. Electron microscopy of granulomas E. A. Sheffield
- 5. The road from granuloma to fibrosis D. E. Elliot
- 6. The GLUS syndrome H. Brincker and N. T. Pedersen
- 7. Experimental skin granulomas W. L. Epstein and K. Fukuyama
- Part II. Infectious Granulomas: 8. Granulomatous infections: an overview A. Zumla and D. G. James
- 9. Microbiological diagnosis of granulomatous infections S. Gillespie
- 10. Tuberculosis A. Zumla, G. Rook, P. Mwaba and S. Lucas
- 11. Human disease caused by Mycobacterium Bovis and Bacillus Calmette Guerin (BCG) J. Grange
- 12. Leprosy A. Zumla, A. Ustianowski, S. Lucas and L. Munthali
- 13. Non-tuberculous mycobacterial infections M. Wansbrough-Jones and D. Banerjee
- 14. Helminth infestations G. Cook
- 15. Leishmaniasis R. Baker, P. Chiodini and P. Kaye
- 16. Fungal infections D. W. Denning and G. E. Wilson
- 17. Toxoplasmosis R. Holliman, J. Johnson and M. Burke
- 18. Sexually transmitted diseases R. Baker, B. Peters and M. Griffiths
- Part III. Granulomas and Disease: 19. Sarcoidosis D. G. James and W. Jones Williams
- 20. Idiopathic systemic granulomatous vasculitis J. T. Lie
- 21. Berylliosis C. Saltini, T. N. Markham and W. Jones Williams
- 22. Bone marrow granulomas B. Bain
- 23. Granuloma and cancer F. K. Romer
- 24. Pulmonary angiitis and granulomatosis R. A. DeRemee, R. C. Anton and P. T. Cagle
- 25. Granulomas in primary immunodeficiency A. D. B. Webster and P. Amlot
- Part IV. Granulomas and Body Systems: 26. Cardiovascular disorders A. S. Tierstein
- 27. Respiratory granulomatoses D. G. James and W. Jones Williams
- 28. Granulomatous liver disorders S. Sherlock
- 29. Granulomatous disorders of the nervous system O. P. Sharma and V. Oksanen
- 30. Crohn's disease and other granulomatous diseases of the intestines J. V. Weinstock and D. E. Elliot
- 31. Lymphoreticular system D. G. James and W. Jones Williams
- 32. Granulomatous disorders of the female genital tract L. Regan and E. Cela
- 33. Skin granulomas in clinical practice S. Chopra and F. Vega-Lopez
- 34. Kidney disorders B. I. Hoffbrand, H. Lachmann and M. Griffiths
- 35. Granulomatous disorders of the eye A. S. Dunlop, P. Luthert and S. Lightman
- 36. Paediatric granulomas R. J. Fitzgerald and P. Campbell.
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