Review of Medical and Veterinary Mycology is a fully searchable abstracts database of internationally published research on medical and veterinary mycology.

Selected from the applied life sciences database CAB Abstracts, it contains the latest information on fungi and actinomycetes of medical and veterinary importance, including clinical research, case reports, pathology, diagnosis, treatment, immunology and laboratory studies of the fungi themselves. Coverage includes all mycoses as well as allergies, mycotoxins and poisoning, and antifungal agents.
 

Each week RMVM delivers online all the latest searchable summaries covering key English and non-English language journal articles, reports, conferences and books about medical and veterinary mycology.

Created and indexed by subject specialists, RMVM provides access to these abstracts using comprehensive indexing and classification codes. The database includes a fully searchable backfile to 1973 of over 150,000 abstracts with approximately 8,000 new records added each year.

RMVM is also available in printed form as a quarterly journal with author, subject and serials cited indexes.

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• All laboratory research on fungi of medical and veterinary importance, and clinically relevant laboratory studies of all other fungi. Includes:

• • – biochemistry
  • • – molecular genetics
    • – physiology

    – systematics

Antifungal agents

All aspects of antifungal agents, including:

– amphotericin B and nystatin
– antifungal plants
– azoles
– echinocandins

All aspects of antifungal therapy, including:

• • – drug delivery systems
  • – drug resistance

  – pharmacology

• – mode of action
• – novel antifungals

Asthma and allergies

Asthma and allergies of fungal aetiology, including those related to outdoor occupational exposure (e.g. farmer’s lung) and to mould inside dwellings.

Dermatomycoses, aspergillosis, candidosis, cryptococcosis, pneumocystosis and all other mycoses, as well as actinomycete infections

All aspects of mycoses and actinomycete infections in both humans and animals, including:

• • – diagnosis and therapy

  – epidemiology

• – immunology
• • – pathology
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• Diseases covered include:
• – actinomycosis
• – aspergillosis
• – blastomycosis
• – candidosis
• – coccidioidomycosis
• – cryptococcosis
• – dermatophilosis
• – dermatophyte infections
• – histoplasmosis
• – lobomycosis
• – mycetoma
• – nocardiosis
• – other mycoses
• – paracoccidioidomycosis
• – phaeohyphomycosis
• – pneumocystosis
• – zygomycosis

Poisoning by fungi

Mycotoxins and mycotoxicoses, including:

• – aflatoxins
• • – ergot alkaloids
• – fumonsins
• • – ochratoxins

  – patulin

• • – trichothecenes

  – zearalenone

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• Aspects include:

• – chemistry

• • – effects in humans and animals

    • – Mycetism (i.e. poisoning caused by eating mushrooms); and hallucinogenic fungi

      – presence in foods and feeds

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