Reichman and Hershfield's Tuberculosis: A Comprehensive, International Approach, Third Edition (Two-Volume Set) (Lung Biology in Health and Disease)

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1\rThe Global Tuberculosis Epidemic: Scale,\rDynamics, and Prospects for Control\r......Page 42
2\rBacteriology of Tuberculosis\r......Page 70
3\rGenomics and Evolution of Tubercle Bacille\r......Page 88
4 Epidemiology of Tuberculosis\r......Page 106
5\rOverview of the Pathogenesis of Tuberculosis from\ra Cellular and Molecular Perspective\r......Page 142
6\rThe Human Host: Immunology and Susceptibility\r......Page 158
7\rDiagnosis of Pulmonary and Extrapulmonary\rTuberculosis\r......Page 196
8\rTreatment of Tuberculosis\r......Page 224
9\rDiagnosis of Latent Tuberculosis Infection\r......Page 256
10\rTreatment of Latent Tuberculosis Infection\r......Page 306
11\rChildhood Tuberculosis\r......Page 348
12\rTuberculosis in the Elderly\r......Page 386
13\rTuberculosis–HIV Coinfection: Epidemiology,\rClinical Aspects, and Interventions\r......Page 412
14\rDiagnosis and Treatment of Multidrug-Resistant\rTuberculosis\r......Page 458
15\rSurgical Treatment of Pulmonary Tuberculosis\r......Page 500
16\rHistory of Tuberculosis Control\r......Page 524
17\rTuberculosis Control Interventions:\rA Stepwise Approach\r......Page 542
18\rThe Laboratory Network in Tuberculosis Control in\rHigh-Prevalence Countries\r......Page 562
19\rBCG Vaccines: History, Efficacy, and Policies\r......Page 582
20\rThe Role of Contact Tracing in Low- and\rHigh-Prevalence Countries\r......Page 596
21\rManaging Tuberculosis Patients:\rThe Centrality of Nurses\r......Page 624
22\rInvolving Community Members in Tuberculosis\rCare and Control\r......Page 638
23\rMolecular Epidemiology: Its Role in the\rControl of Tuberculosis\r......Page 658
24\rEconomic and Financial Aspects of\rGlobal Tuberculosis Control\r......Page 690
25\rAdvancing and Advocating Tuberculosis Control\rGlobally Through the Stop Tuberculosis Partnership\r......Page 726
26\rThe Global Drug Facility: A Revolution in\rTuberculosis Control\r......Page 746
27\rFundamentals of Tuberculosis Control:\rThe DOTS Strategy\r......Page 758
28\rTuberculosis Control in the Countries of Eastern\rEurope and the Former Soviet Union\r......Page 772
29\rTuberculosis Control in Low-Prevalence\rCountries of Europe\r......Page 788
30\rTuberculosis in the United States:\rToward Elimination?\r......Page 808
31\rTuberculosis Transmission and Infection Control\rin Congregate Settings\r......Page 834
32\rTuberculosis Drug Resistance in the World\r......Page 864
33\rProgrammatic Control of Multidrug-Resistant\rTuberculosis\r......Page 886
34\rTuberculosis Control and Migration\r......Page 910
35\rTuberculosis Control in Refugee\rand Displaced Populations\r......Page 948
36\rTuberculosis Control in Prisons\r......Page 962
37\rTuberculosis Control in Mines\r......Page 990
38\rProgrammatic Management of Human\rImmunodeficiency Virus–Associated\rTuberculosis\r......Page 1008
39\rEngaging Private Providers in Tuberculosis Control:\rPublic–Private Mix for DOTS\r......Page 1026
40\rControlling Tuberculosis in Large\rMetropolitan Settings\r......Page 1046
41\rHealth Education and Social Mobilization in\rTuberculosis Control\r......Page 1070
42\rWorkforce Constraints in Tuberculosis Control\r......Page 1082
43\rThe Practical Approach to Lung Health Strategy for\rIntegrated Respiratory Care\r......Page 1100
44\rThe Responsibilities of Medical and Nursing Schools\rin Tuberculosis Care and Control in Countries with\rMedium and High Tuberculosis Incidence\r......Page 1124
45\rTuberculosis in the Poverty Alleviation Agenda\r......Page 1138
46\rNew Diagnostics for Tuberculosis: An Essential\rElement for Global Control and Elimination\r......Page 1156
47\rNew Drugs for Tuberculosis\r......Page 1176
48\rThe Future of Tuberculosis Vaccinology\r......Page 1194
49\rResearch Priorities in Tuberculosis\r......Page 1210
50\rThe New Stop TB Strategy of WHO:\rReaching Global Targets\r......Page 1268
Index\r......Page 1288