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Invasion of the Central Nervous System by Intracellular Bacteria by DREVETS, Douglas A, LEENEN, Pieter J. M, GREENFIELD, Ronald A

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Disseminated Fusariosis Occurring in Two Patients Despite Posaconazole Prophylaxis by BOSE, Prithviraj, PAREKH, Hiral D, HOLTER, Jennifer L, GREENFIELD, Ronald A

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Blood smear analysis in babesiosis, ehrlichiosis, relapsing fever, malaria, and Chagas disease by Blevins, Steve M, Greenfield, Ronald A, Bronze, Michael S

“…Blood smear analysis is especially useful for diagnosing five infectious diseases: babesiosis, ehrlichiosis, relapsing fever due to Borrelia infection,…”
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Infectious Disease Outbreaks in Competitive Sports: A Review of the Literature by Turbeville, Sean D., Cowan, Linda D., Greenfield, Ronald A.

“…Recent outbreaks of infectious diseases in athletes in competitive sports have stimulated considerable interest. The environments in which these athletes…”
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Levels of L-Selectin (CD62L) on Human Leukocytes in Disseminated Cryptococcosis With and Without Associated HIV-1 Infection by Jackson, Lydgia A., Drevets, Douglas A., Dong, Zhao-Ming, Greenfield, Ronald A., Murphy, Juneann W.

“…Patients with disseminated cryptococcosis typically have measurable levels of cryptococcal polysaccharide in serum samples but minimal leukocyte infiltration…”
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Tickborne infections in the southern United States by Salinas, Linda J, Greenfield, Ronald A, Little, Susan E, Voskuhl, Gene W

“…Established and emerging tickborne infections are significant causes of human illness in the southern United States. Rocky Mountain spotted fever, human…”
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Microbiological, biological, and chemical weapons of warfare and terrorism by Greenfield, Ronald A, Brown, Brent R, Hutchins, James B, Iandolo, John J, Jackson, Rhett, Slater, Leonard N, Bronze, Michael S

“…Microbiological, biological, and chemical toxins have been employed in warfare and in terrorist attacks. In this era, it is imperative that health care…”
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Case-control study of statin prevention of mould infections by Thompson, Jessica N., Huycke, Mark M., Greenfield, Ronald A., Kurdgelashvili, George, Gentry, Chris A.

“…Summary Invasive mould infections (IMI) are associated with significant morbidity and mortality. In vitro studies have demonstrated that…”
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Emerging pathogens and knowledge in infectious diseases by Greenfield, Ronald A, Bronze, Michael S

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Infectious Aortitis by Foote, Elizabeth A, Postier, Russell G, Greenfield, Ronald A, Bronze, Michael S

“…Infection of the aorta usually results from septic embolization to the vasa vasorum, hematogenous seeding of an existing aneurysm, or extension from a…”
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Prevention and treatment of bacterial diseases caused by bacterial bioterrorism threat agents by Greenfield, Ronald A, Bronze, Michael S

“…There is general consensus that the bacterial agents or products most likely to be used as weapons of mass destruction are Bacillus anthracis, Yersinia pestis,…”
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Bacterial pathogens as biological weapons and agents of bioterrorism by Greenfield, Ronald A, Drevets, Douglas A, Machado, Linda J, Voskuhl, Gene W, Cornea, Paul, Bronze, Michael S

“…Bacterial pathogens have been identified as agents that have been, or could be, used as weapons of biological warfare and/or biological terrorism. These agents…”
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Viral agents as biological weapons and agents of bioterrorism by Bronze, Michael S, Huycke, Mark M, Machado, Linda J, Voskuhl, Gene W, Greenfield, Ronald A

“…Multiple viral agents have been classified by the CDC as potential weapons of mass destruction or agents for biologic terrorism. Agents such as smallpox, viral…”
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A Controlled Trial of Fluconazole to Prevent Fungal Infections in Patients Undergoing Bone Marrow Transplantation by Goodman, Jesse L, Winston, Drew J, Greenfield, Ronald A, Chandrasekar, Pranatharthi H, Fox, Barry, Kaizer, Herbert, Shadduck, Richard K, Shea, Thomas C, Stiff, Patrick, Friedman, David J, Powderly, William G, Silber, Jeffrey L, Horowitz, Harold, Lichtin, Alan, Wolff, Steven N, Mangan, Kenneth F, Silver, Samuel M, Weisdorf, Daniel, Ho, Winston G, Gilbert, Gene, Buell, Donald

“…BONE marrow transplantation is commonly used to treat cancer and aplastic anemia and is gaining a role in the treatment of genetic disorders. 1 Although many…”
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Cutaneous reactions with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate : a report of nine cases by LOCKHART, Staci M, RATHBUN, R. Chris, STEPHENS, Johnny R, BAKER, Damon L, DREVETS, Douglas A, GREENFIELD, Ronald A, SALVAGGIO, Michelle R, VINCENT, Simi

“…Adverse drug reactions causing the early discontinuation of therapy are common in patients with HIV infection. Hypersensitivity consisting mainly of a…”
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Congestive Heart Failure Exacerbation Secondary to Itraconazole Therapy by Liedtke, Michelle D, Vandaveer, Julie K, Greenfield, Ronald A, Lockhart, Staci M

“…Itraconazole is a commonly prescribed antifungal agent that has been associated with the occurrence of congestive heart failure (CHF) symptoms. There is…”
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Successful 4-Drug Treatment for Refractory Giardia lamblia by Ramsey, Nathan C, Liedtke, Michelle D, Greenfield, Ronald A, Lockhart, Staci M

“…Refractory Giardia lamblia is uncommon and often occurs in the presence of comorbidities or immunosuppression. Combination therapy is warranted in such cases,…”
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Preventive and therapeutic approaches to viral agents of bioterrorism by Bronze, Michael S, Greenfield, Ronald A

“…Certain viruses, such as those that cause smallpox and hemorrhagic fevers, have been identified as possible bioterrorism agents by the Centers for Disease…”
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Outcomes of an antimicrobial control program in a teaching hospital by Gentry, CA, Greenfield, RA, Slater, LN, Wack, M, Huycke, MM

“…The clinical outcomes and cost-effectiveness of an antimicrobial control program (ACP) were studied. The impact of an ACP in a teaching hospital was analyzed…”
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Therapeutic options for diseases due to potential viral agents of bioterrorism by Bronze, Michael S, Greenfield, Ronald A

“…The etiologic agents of smallpox and viral hemorrhagic fever have emerged as potential agents of bioterrorism due to their virulence, potential for human to…”
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