Description
What is new in this edition? Divided into two parts-(1) General Microbiology, Immunology and Hospital Infection Control and (II) Systemic Microbiology. Systemic Microbiology (Infectious Diseases)-eight sections, each comprises of a first chapter on clinical infective syndrome followed by several chapters covering detailed information about the etiological agents. Chapters on Clinical Infective Syndromes-represent the first chapter of every Systemic Microbiology section; covers various infective syndromes pertaining to that system in detail. Parasitology topics-have been updated as per the current need of Indian Medical Graduate and discussed under respective infective syndromes. Hospital Infection Control Section-thoroughly updated in various topics such as major HAI types, monitoring of antimicrobial stewardship, escalation vs de-escalation strategy, donning/doffing of PPE and transmission-based precautions. General Microbiology Section-meticulously restructured with the inclusion of general virology, general parasitology and general mycology chapters. General bacteriology is reorganized into a single chapter with several subchapters. Overview Chapters-incorporated in the General Microbiology section, which will help in better understanding of organisms when discussed under Systemic Microbiology. COVID-19 Chapter-has been revised and updated as per the current scenario. AETCOM Module-has been updated as per the CBME curriculum for second MBBS students. Recent Advances-updates made in laboratory diagnosis, treatment guidelines and vaccine prophylaxis of infectious diseases; of note tuberculosis and HIV. Epidemiology Updates Included on-recent outbreaks and geographical distribution with special emphasis on Indian epidemiology. References followed from the latest editions of Harrison, Mandell, Bailey & Scott, CDC and WHO websites and health care programme/guidelines such as ICMR, NCDC, NTEP, NACO, NVBDCP, Immunization and GPEI, etc. Incl
Rajnish Kalita –
I struggled to stay focused. Some sections were too dense, others too simplistic.
Sudivya Singh Chauhan –
Excellent resource! Clear explanations and up-to-date information. I would rate it a perfect score.
Soujanya Tiwari –
This book saved my grade! Highly recommend it to anyone studying microbiology.
Prity Rani –
A fantastic resource! The diagrams were very helpful in understanding complex concepts.
Tejas Vinod Dhoke –
A solid intro, but felt a bit too dense at times. Good for the essentials, but lacks depth in certain areas.
Aayush Kumar –
Comprehensive and helpful! A must-read for medical students.
Nikhilesh –
Not bad for a quick review, but I wouldn’t rely on it as my only source.
Muhammed Safwan K –
Helpful for understanding the core concepts. Sometimes overwhelming with information.
Akanksha Sinha –
Informative, but a bit repetitive. Could have been more concise.
Mannvit Sisodiya –
Too basic for my needs. Might be good for beginners, but not for advanced learners.
Ayush Saini –
This is the best medical microbiology book I’ve read! I fully recommend it.
Gitansh Bhola –
Perfect for my microbiology course! Easy to understand and well-organized.
Sadhna Patel –
Pretty good, although I found some errors. Make sure to double-check information.
Vanshaj Bharia –
Great book for medical microbiology, the details were explained very well. Worth the money.
Uddipan Hazarika –
A bit dry, but covers all the basics. Useful for exam prep.
Sambhavi Gupta –
Good overview, but I wish there were more clinical examples.
Urvashi Dayal –
Good starting point, but needs more in-depth analysis. A good foundation.
Chirag S –
Not the most engaging read, but it gets the job done. Straightforward and to the point.
Madhurima Purkait –
It’s okay. Some chapters are great, others are confusing. Needs better editing.
Ananya Okhde –
Decent book, but the illustrations could be better. Text is informative though.