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Emerging Drug Resistance and Vaccination for Typhoid Fever by Gleckman, Richard

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What do the new antimicrobials offer?: Weighing the advantages and disadvantages compared with traditional agents by Gleckman, Richard

“…The newest antimicrobial drugs have broader spectrums of activity than their predecessors. But are they better than traditional antimicrobial agents? Several…”
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Tuberculous Pancreatic Abscess as an Initial AIDS-Defining Disorder in a Patient Infected with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus: Case Report and Review by Jaber, Bertrand, Gleckman, Richard

“…Tuberculosis (TB) is the most common opportunistic infection worldwide in human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-infected patients. Intraabdominal TB includes…”
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Antibiotic concerns in the elderly. A clinician's perspective by Gleckman, R A

“…Unique antibiotic concerns exist for the management of infections in elderly patients. Issues concerning age-associated physiological alterations, compliance,…”
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Principles of antibiotic prescribing in the elderly by BORREGO, F, GLECKMAN, R

“…Clinicians providing care to elderly patients must appreciate the subtle clinical manifestations that herald the onset of life-threatening infectious disease…”
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Sputum gram stain assessment in community-acquired bacteremic pneumonia by GLECKMAN, R, DE VITA, J, HIBERT, D, PELLETIER, C, MARTIN, R

“…Article Usage Stats Services JCM Citing Articles Google Scholar PubMed Related Content Social Bookmarking CiteULike Delicious Digg Facebook Google+ Mendeley…”
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Human Immunodeficiency Virus as an Infectious Cause of Pharyngitis by Richard Gleckman, Carroll, Karen, Larry Reimer

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Adverse reactions to antibiotics: Clues for recognizing, understanding, and avoiding them by Gleckman, Richard A., Borrego, Fernando

“…At best they are inconvenient. At worst they complicate treatment, injure patients, and fuel litigation. Adverse antibiotic reactions represent a major cause…”
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Treatment duration for urinary tract infections in adults by GLECKMAN, R. A

“…There is a body of information regarding urinary tract infections that clinicians need to know. These physicians want to be able to recognize urinary tract…”
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Urinary tract infection by Gleckman, R A

“…Urinary tract infections are the most common bacterial infections experienced by elderly patients. These infections are often asymptomatic, although on…”
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Oral empirical treatment of pneumonia. The challenge of choosing the best agent by Gleckman, R A

“…Knowledge of the respiratory pathogens that cause pneumonia, combined with data obtained from the initial history, physical examination, and laboratory…”
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A review of selective infections in the adult diabetic by Gleckman, R A, al-Wawi, M

“…Diabetic patients are at risk to develop traditional and unique infections. These infections have suggestive symptoms and signs, but often require radiography…”
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Assessment of fever in HIV-infected patients by Gleckman, R, Czachor, J S

“…Fever is common among HIV-infected patients. Because it may signal a serious, potentially fatal underlying infection, a thorough investigation is merited…”
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Fever of unknown origin in the elderly. A sequential approach to diagnosis by Berland, B, Gleckman, R A

“…Elderly patients with persistent unexplained fever require a diagnostic evaluation that focuses on specific infections (eg, occult abdominal abscess, bacterial…”
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Bacteremic urosepsis: a phenomenon unique to elderly women by Gleckman, R A, Bradley, P J, Roth, R M, Hibert, D M

“…Bacteremia constitutes a major challenge to the aged patient because the pathophysiological derangements that ensue pose an immediate threat to life. Compared…”
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Amikacin by Gleckman, R

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Antibiotic use in the elderly. A selective review by Gleckman, R A

“…There are unique challenges for the physician who prescribes an antibiotic to an elderly patient. Advanced age is associated with physiological alterations and…”
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Fever of unknown origin: the value of abdominal exploration by Gleckman, R

“…The decision to perform exploratory laparatomy in search of the cause of prolonged fever should not be made hastily. The operation is not benign, and before…”
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A critical review of the antibody-coated bacteria test by Gleckman, R

“…Reports extolling the virtues of the antibody-coated bacteria immunofluorescent test continue to appear and therapeutic decisions are being made on the results…”
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Bronchial infections: acute bronchitis and acute exacerbation of chronic bronchitis by Gleckman, R A

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