PART ONE
Clinical, biological, and epidemiological considerations in the approach to tropical medicine.
Section A
Clinical Considerations
- Introduction
David A. Warrel
- Fevers
Herbert M. Gilles, David A. Warrel
- Gastrointestinal Manifestations
V. I. Mathan
- Hepatic Disorders
Malcolm E. Molyneux
- Respiratory and Cardiovascular Symptoms
John Macfarlane, Mario Rigatto
- Skin Disorders
David R. Bickers
- Eye Manifestations
Hugh R. Taylor, Richard D. Semba
- Neoplasms and Malignancies
Charles L. M. Olweny
- Anemia
David J. Weatherall, Prawase Wasi
- Eosinophilia
Adel A. F. Mahmoud
- Neurological Symptoms
Prida Phuapradit
- Psychiatric Disorders and Mental Health in the Tropics
J. H. Orley
Section B
Genetics
- Genetic Factors Modifying Tropical Disorders
Lucio Luzzato
- Common Genetic Disorders in the Tropics
David J. Weatherall
Section C
Parasitism
- Parasitism and the Host-Parasite Interface
Kenneth S. Warren
- Host-Parasite Interface: Biochemistry and Rational Drug Design
Graeme B. Henderson, Anthony Cerami
- Host-Parasite Interface: Immune Evasion
John R. David
- Immunocompromised Host
Jerrold J. Ellner
- Ecology and Population Biology
Robert M. May
- Transmission of Vector-Borne Disease
Andrew Spielman, Anthony A. James
- Snail Intermediate Hosts
Edward H. Michelson
Section D
Nutrition
- Nutritional Needs and Evaluation
Christina Wood-Dahlström, Doris Howes Calloway
- Nutrition and Infection
Leonardo Mata
- Nutrition and Immune Function
Gerald T. Keusch
Section E
Epidemiology and Health Care
- Estimating the Burden of Illness in the Tropics
Julia A. Walsh
- Social Determinants of Tropical Disease
Patricia L. Rosenfield
- Relative Risks, Benefits, and Costs of Intervention
Kathryn Bennett, Peter Tugwell, David Sackett, Brian Haynes
- Infectious Diseases in Travelers and Immigrants
Robert A. Salata, G. Richard Olds