Sudhi Ranjan Garg 2014 Rabies is among the oldest zoonotic diseases that are transmissible from animals to human beings. All mammals are believed to be susceptible to rabies and the transmission of infection usually occurs through the bite of an infected host.
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Simona Vlad · Radu V. Ciupa Editors 2014 Volume 44
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Mahdi Balali-Mood • Mohammad Abdollahi Editors 2014 Although there have been some books on chemistry and some on toxicology of organophosphorus compounds (OPs), no books have been published which deal with different aspects of these compounds. Consequently, this book aims to bring existing knowledge of OPs together and act as a comprehensive manual on the […]
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Christian Behl • Christine Ziegler 2014
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Shizuya Saika • Liliana Werner Frank J. Lovicu Editors 2014 The crystalline lens, like the cornea, is one of the most transparent tissues dedicated to optical function. I, with my colleagues, have long been engaged in research on this remarkably unique tissue, in many diverse fields including embryology, physiology, pathology, and others.
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Keith A. Foster Editor 2014 Volume 4
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Lynne C. Jones • A. Seth Greenwald Warren O. Haggard Editors 2014 A Clinical Practicum Over a million metal-on-metal hip prostheses have been implanted since 1996, according to the Hip Society [1]. Controversy arose with reports of adverse tissue reactions and increased rates of revision associated with some of the implant designs during the 2000s. […]
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Theofilos Karachalios Editor 2014 Basic Science to Clinical Applications In the 1960s and early 1970s, it was customary to see crippled women and men, with hip and knee joint deformities and serious restriction of movement, tottering very short distances using various walking aids and describing how agonizingly painful their arthritic joints were. In November 1962, […]
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William V. Holt • Janine L. Brown Pierre Comizzoli Editors 2014 Progress and Prospects During my time as an environment correspondent with the BBC, people often asked me for advice on how they should prepare for a career attempting to conserve nature or “save the environment” generally. Increasingly, the first thing I said was “become […]
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Armen Parsyan Editor 2014 Every year millions of people experience a life-changing event of having been diagnosed with cancer and start an often tragic battle. Those of us who are privileged enough to enter this battle willingly and fight at the frontiers of science will soon learn the fatiguing complexities of the opponent’s strategies, its […]
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