Yadong Zheng*
Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases: Open Access (ISSN: 2684-4559)
is an Open Access, quick rapid peer-reviewed journal that hopes to publish
the most complete and solid wellspring of data information on exposures,
current developments and stream progressions which empowers inventive
exploration, covering all points of view in the field.
Yuehua Huang*
Journal of Clinical Infectious Diseases: Open Access (jid) recognizes its
decade long service to the scientific community by reliably publishing peerreviewed
articles and tracking the progress and following the advancements
in the field of various Pathogens, including Invasive Candidacies,
Aspergillosis, Norovirus, Pulmonary Infiltrates, and mycobacteria that
may infect the human beings causing health disorders like Invasive
Fungal Disease, Extensive Disease, Systemic Illness, Cytomegalovirus
(Cmv) Infection, Recurrent Infection, Surgical Wound Infection, Clinical
Microbiology, Invasive Fungal Disease, Flu, Communicable Diseases,
Gastroenteritis, and Clostridium Difficile Infection. Since its inception in
the year 2017, in addition to regular issue releases on quarterly basis,
this transdisciplinary journal is additionally releasing special issues and
conference proceedings from time to time, thus comprehensively covering
a wide range of topics and emerging challenges in infectious Diseases.
The journal centers around application oriented research on Fungal
Etiology, Enterobacteriaceae, Epidemiology, Neutropenia, and Probiotics
significance and utility.
Ibrahim Azlina* and Wan Zakaria Wan Helmi
Melioidosis is an infectious disease caused primarily in countries with tropical climates, especially Southeast Asia and Northern Australia, by the bacterium Burkholderia
Pseudomallei. The bacteria can be found in contaminated water and soil and it is spread to humans and animals by direct contact with the contaminated source. Melioidosis
can involve multiple system which can lead to severe infections and fatal. We report on three cases of melioidosis in the Bentong district of Malaysia over a 12-month period; a
61-year-old man with a right elbow abscess; a 69-year-old man with a recurrent admission and splenic abscess; and a 24-year-old young man with a splenic abscess. The first
two patients had poorly controlled diabetes mellitus, while the third patient did not have any comorbidities, but operated on oil palm plantations. All these patients remained in
Bentong, Pahang. Pahang is the largest state in the Peninsular of Malaysia, with the production of rubber and oil palms as its key economic source. This case series highlights
differences in presentation of melioidosis and occupational exposure as a risk factor for melioidosis in addition to poorly controlled diabetes mellitus.
Pushpanathan Muthuirulan*
Clinical Infectious Diseases: Open Access is a peer reviewed journal that publishes the latest research advancements and current developments in the field. The Journal offers an Open access platform for gastroenterologists, virologists, clinical pathologists, pulmonologists, clinical and lab practitioners, academicians and researchers keen in exploring and introducing the clinical ramifications of infectious diseases, suggesting therapy and cure.
Durga Prasad
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