An atlas of differential diagnosis in HIV disease

An atlas of differential diagnosis in HIV disease

by M. C. I. Lipman, T. A. Gluck, M. A. Johnson

Part of The encyclopedia of visual medicine series

1995
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An aid to diagnosis which enables physicians to recognize the most important signs and symptoms of HIV-related diseases. The volume consists of some 200 illustrations, the majority in color, with extensive and detailed captions that provide a guide to the interpretation of the visual signs and radiological images. These are accompanied by a text that highlights the significance of the different symptoms and provides guidelines for management. Case histories are used to illustrate points of importance and interest.

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