Titlebook: Antimicrobial Resistance; Underlying Mechanism Vinay Kumar,Varsha Shriram,Mansee Thakur Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Aut

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Electrocardiography and Cardiac Drug Therapys such as natural bioactive compounds can constitute a promising alternative to fight against infectious diseases. Essential oils (EO) or volatile compounds extracted from aromatic plants have been reported as remarkable antibacterial bioactive compounds with several mechanisms of action. Indeed, th

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Canine Electrocardiograms in Diseases mechanisms of resistance; emergence of newer strains almost every day; inadequate availability of broad-spectrum antibiotics; high susceptibility of immunocompromised patients; lacunae in the first-line diagnosis; absence of infrastructure and well-thought policies to counter-attack the threat; pro

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Electrocardiography in Veterinary Medicines diminish the effectiveness of conventional antibiotics, thereby leading to frequent therapeutic failures and reducing the available antibiotic armory. There is an increasing risk of therapeutic impasse if no action is taken now. Novel resistance modalities are appearing within bacterial species an