Review of Medical Microbiology Edition 5 by Ernest Jawetz; Joseph L. Melnick; Edward A. Adelberg (Good, 1962, Pbk, 400 pgs, Lange Medical Pub)

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Review of Medical Microbiology Edition 5 is a concise medical textbook designed to provide a comprehensive overview of the clinically significant aspects of microbiology. 

First published in the late 1950s and early 1960s, the 5th Edition specifically focuses on:

Clinical Significance: It presents a brief, accurate, and up-to-date (for its time) summary of microorganisms relevant to clinical infections and chemotherapy. 
Key Topics: The text covers basic microbiology, including the structure and physiology of microorganisms, genetics, and antimicrobial substances (disinfectants, germicides, and antibiotics). 
Specialized Sections: It includes dedicated chapters on bacteriophages and immunology, along with extensive coverage of pathogenic bacteria, fungi, and viruses.