Cytomegalovirus: From Biology to Clinical Aspects delves into the intricate world of Cytomegalovirus (CMV), offering a comprehensive exploration of its fundamental biology and clinical implications. This book serves as an essential resource for understanding CMV from its epidemiology and infection routes to its pathogenesis and immunity. It addresses the virus’s impact on various demographics and provides insights into diagnostic and treatment strategies. The book covers critical aspects such as vulnerability indicators, cellular damage, laboratory detection, and management strategies. It stands out as a valuable reference for current clinical practices and fundamental scientific knowledge on CMV, offering methods to interpret diagnostic results.
Table of Contents
1. Family Herpesviridae: Presentation and Historical Aspects2. Human Cytomegalovirus
3. Epidemiology
4. Routes of Infection
5. Pathogenesis and Immunity
6. CMV Infection and CMV Related Diseases
7. Clinical Features
8. Laboratory
9. Prevention and Control
