Medi-Vision Medical Signs Online
DVD 44s: Improving Rabies prevention through Intradermal vaccination
Clip ID No.: 44s
Share
Add to Favourites
Videos
Clip Description
This supplementary DVD was made in response to the WHO endorsing the use of intradermal vaccination as a way of rabies prevention. We interview experts at the Thai Red Cross in Bangkok, and the WHO, RITM and San Lazaro Hospital in Manila as well as explore the technique of intradermal vaccination it...
Tags:
More Related Clips
Demonstration of improving central cyanosis in patient with hyperthyroidism.
More Clips from the Same Category
Showing clips for 'Infectious Diseases' category
Tuberculosis is one of the opportunistic infections to which AIDS...
The Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2005 has been awarded...
Two doctors explore the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) through the...
Most people consider rabies to be a disease of importance...
Leprosy is caused by an acid-fast bacillus, and among the...
These dreadful diseases, easily prevented by active immunisation programmes, are...
Measles is one of the most infectious diseases known, with...
Falciparum malaria is a continuing scourge throughout the tropical world,...
Hepatitis B is a major cause of morbidity and mortality...
The film first shows a typical case of hepatitis A,...
Favourites
Asymptomatic man with secundum atrial septal defect (ASD). RVH and...
27 year old asymptomatic man with a systolic murmur and...
Good demonstration of a man with chronic urinary retention and...
Most people consider rabies to be a...
Systematic alimentary system history and examination demonstrated...
The film first shows a typical case...
32 year old lady with heart murmur and breathlessness on...
Demonstration of improvement in physical signs, in previously myxoedematous lady...
Hepatitis B is a major cause of...
Man with jaundiced sclerae after contracting Hepatitis A from uncooked...
DVDs available for purchase from the Medi-ViSion ™ series
View All
