Blacklock and Southwell's Human Parasitology (11 Revised edition)

The 11th edition has been completely rewritten and reillustrated.

It caters for clinicians and clinical pathologists who have to deal with parasitic diseases either from a totally clinical perspective or in the diagnostic pathology laboratory.

The book should also appeal to biologists who need a better clinical perspective on the organisms they study.

Each chapter considers: the biology and life cycle of the parasite; how it infects humans including pathogenesis and clinical description of the disease; clinical and laboratory diagnosis; treatment; prevention; control/containment programmes; and prospects for eradication.