Oxford handbook of tropical medicine.

[+] Introduction [+] Epidemiology [+] Clinical features [+] Severe malaria - Differential diagnosis [+] Laboratory diagnosis [+] General management [+] Antimalarial chemotherapy [+] Chemoprophylaxis - Multidrug-resistant malaria and treatment failure [+] Future perspectives [+] Chapter 2B - HIV/sexually transmitted infections [+] Chapter 2C - Tuberculosis [-] Chapter 2D - Diarrhoeal diseases [+] Introduction [+] How to make a direct faecal smear [+] Acute diarrhoea with blood [+] Acute diarrhoea without blood [+] Persistent or chronic diarrhoea [+] General management of dehydration [+] Management of persistent diarrhoea [+] Complications of diarrhoea - Prevention of diarrhoea - Some difficulties encountered in home therapy for diarrhoea [+] Chapter 2E - Acute respiratory infections/pneumonia [-] Chapter 3 - Multi-system diseases and infections [+] Differential diagnosis of fevers [+] Fever without localizing features [+] Sepsis [+] Pregnancy-related infections [+] Cancer [+] Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) - Osteoarthritis [+] Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) [+] Typhoid and paratyphoid fevers - Rickettisoses (typhus fevers) - Ehrlichia, Bartonella, and Coxiella infections [+] Relapsing fever - Leptospirosis - Brucellosis - Plague - Melioidosis [+] Anthrax [+] African trypanosomiasis [+] American trypanosomiasis [+] Visceral leishmaniasis (kala-azar) - Influenza - Infectious mononucleosis [+] Measles [+] Arboviruses [+] Universal precautions - Isolation precautions [+] Chapter 4 - Cardiology [+] Chapter 5 - Chest medicine [+] Chapter 6 - Renal medicine [-] Chapter 7 - Gastroenterology [+] Mouth and pharynx - Dysphagia - Reflux oesophagitis [+] Oesophageal carcinoma [+] Upper GI bleeding - Oesophageal varices - Peptic ulcer and gastritis - Dyspepsia - Gastric cancer [+] Acute abdomen [+] Appendicitis [+] Peritonitis [+] Acute pancreatitis [+] Ascariasis [+] Right upper quadrant pain [+] Liver disease, jaundice, and hepatomegaly [+] Pre-hepatic causes of jaundice [+] Viral hepatitis - Primary biliary cirrhosis - Haemochromatosis - Wilson's disease [+] Cirrhosis and alcoholic liver disease [+] Liver failure - Hepatic neoplasia [+] Hepatocellular carcinoma - Post-hepatic causes of jaundice [+] Fascioliasis - Opisthorchiasis and clonorchiasis [+] Amoebic liver abscess - Hepatomegaly without jaundice [+] Portal hypertension [+] Schistosomiasis (bilharzia) - Toxocariasis [+] Hydatid disease [+] Lower GI bleeding [+] Around the anus [-] Chapter 8 - Neurology [+] Acute confusional state (ACS) [+] Dementia [+] Coma [+] Management of an unconscious patient [+] Headache - Raised intracranial pressure (↑ICP) [+] Acute pyogenic (bacterial) meningitis - Epidemic meningococcal disease [+] Viral meningitis - Chronic meningitis - Eosinophilic meningoencephalitis [+] Primary amoebic meningoencephalitis (PAM) [+] Encephalitis [+] Rabies [+] Management of rabies infection [+] Tetanus [+] Management of tetanus [+] Stroke [+] Stroke rehabilitation - Subarachnoid haemorrhage (SAH) - Subdural haemorrhage [+] Extradural haematoma - Blackouts - Space-occupying lesions (SOL) [+] Hydrocephalus [+] Epilepsy [+] Status epilepticus [+] Cysticercosis [+] Weak legs/paraplegia, non-traumatic - Poliomyelitis [+] Guillain–Barrأ© syndrome (GBS) [+] Mono/polyneuropathies [+] Leprosy (Hansen's disease) [+] Chapter 9 - Mental health [+] Chapter 10 - Ophthalmology [+] Chapter 11 - Dermatology [+] Chapter 12 - Bone, joint, and soft tissue infections [+] Chapter 13 - Endocrinology [+] Chapter 14 - Haematology [+] Chapter 15 - Nutrition [+] Chapter 16 - Injuries, poisoning, and envenoming [+] Chapter 17 - Immunization