Jay P. Sanford's GUIDE TO ANTIMICROBIAL THERAPY 1992 has been the standard pocket guide to the selection of antimicrobial agents for house staff, practicing physicians, and infectious disease specialists since 1971. The 1992 edition contains 35 tables referencing nearly every aspect of antimicrobial therapy. Included are topics on the Selection of Initial Empirical Antibacterial Therapy on Clinical Grounds, Antimicrobial Agents of Choice Against Selected Organisms, Comparison of Antimicrobial Spectra, Summary of Antibiotic Dosage and Side Effects, Pediatric Dosages of Antimicrobial Agents, Placental Transfer, Dosages in Renal Failure, Adult Immunization, and much more. An Index and List of Common Trade and Generic Names are also included. This handy reference is an invaluable aid to students, residents, physicians, or anyone involved in patient care. 1992 edition