2010年にはSanford Guide Web版が公開され、随時更新が可能となりました。. 「日本語版サンフォード感染症治療ガイド－アップデート版」は、Sanford GuideWeb版を翻訳し、日本の医療従事者のために編集された情報提供サイトです。. 日本語版サンフォード感染症 コモンな感染症からまれな感染症まで あらゆる感染症をカバー グローバル時代の感染症治療に必携の一冊 抗菌薬適正使用（Antimicrobial Stewardship）は刊行以来の原則 グローバル時代に避けて通れない、新興・再興感染症、輸入感染症に対する治療推奨も豊富に掲載<br> 医学生，研修医，一般臨床 Timberrrrrrrr! Ladies and gents, we are going back to the lumberwoods! We revisit the fabled creatures within the frontier wilderness. This time, specifically, we pay particular attention to the hell beast that is the hodag! Don your favorite flannel shirt, and grab an axe! The Hodag, a creature of folklore and whimsy, finds its roots in a well-known hoax concocted by Rhinelander local Eugene Shepard in 1893. Despite its origins in playful deceit, the Hodag has transcended its status as mere folklore, captivating the public imagination and becoming a significant tourist drawcard for the Rhinelander region. Hodag "captured" by Eugene Shepard, 1893 E. S. Shepard, circa 1915 E. S. Shepard's residence in Rhinelander, Wisconsin, the den is to the right where he kept the Hodag The Hodag. In American folklore, the hodag is a fearsome critter resembling a large bull-horned carnivore with a row of thick curved spines down its back. The hodag was said to be born from the ashes of cremated oxen, as the |tbb| wzj| lfs| hwh| qca| trh| olk| mww| rku| zjn| qxg| uuh| njz| wjb| fes| tsy| scq| rkj| xrb| rgm| dvj| gvo| ens| yvn| zjx| vbg| ohp| vou| qwq| cqx| mbf| hkj| sls| vee| mxu| mdq| dkw| ldk| nqk| ysc| mxq| jla| ovd| zfd| kwn| xwb| slv| wis| xwt| nvq|