Evidence-based Pediatric Infectious Diseases is a practical guide to the diagnosis and management of childhood infections in clinical practice. Renowned Clinical Professor of Pediatric Infectious Diseases, David Isaacs, and an expert consultant editor team, bring you the first book to critically loo
Evidence-based Pediatric Infectious Diseases
โ Scribed by David Isaacs, Elizabeth Elliott, Ruth Gilbert, Virginia Moyer, Michael Pichichero(auth.)
- Publisher
- BMJ Books
- Year
- 2007
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 343
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Synopsis
Evidence-based Pediatric Infectious Diseases is a practical guide to the diagnosis and management of childhood infections in clinical practice. Renowned Clinical Professor of Pediatric Infectious Diseases, David Isaacs, and an expert consultant editor team, bring you the first book to critically look at the evidence for decision making in pediatric infections.
Based around illustrative case studies, each chapter presents and analyzes current evidence on the management of different pediatric infections and provides firm treatment recommendations based on evidence of:
โข efficacy and safety
โข antibiotic resistance
โข cost
โข adverse effects
โข ethical considerations.
Clear summaries and specific guidance allow you to assess the evidence for yourself and make rapid but informed management decisions based on the strength of evidence available. Antibiotic doses are presented clearly and simply, enabling you to select appropriate treatment at a glance.
This book uses a case-based approach that focuses on the most common disease areas affecting children in industrialized countries, developing countries, travelers and refugees. It is an up-to-date, relevant and widely applicable text that carefully examines the evidence for antibiotics and other interventions whilst encouraging a conservative and responsible approach to antibiotic use.
Evidence-based Pediatric Infectious Diseases is an indispensable resource for any practitioner who strives to provide the best evidence-based care for childhood infections.Content:
Chapter 1 Evidence?based practice (pages 1โ8):
Chapter 2 Rational Antibiotic Use (pages 9โ13):
Chapter 3 Cardiac Infections (pages 14โ28):
Chapter 4 Cervical Infections (pages 29โ39):
Chapter 5 Eye Infections (pages 40โ54):
Chapter 6 Fever (pages 55โ73):
Chapter 7 Gastrointestinal Infections (pages 74โ101):
Chapter 8 HIV Infection (pages 102โ116):
Chapter 9 Immune Deficiency (pages 117โ131):
Chapter 10 Meningitis and Central Nervous System Infections (pages 132โ155):
Chapter 11 Osteomyelitis and Septic Arthritis (pages 156โ165):
Chapter 12 Respiratory Infections (pages 166โ210):
Chapter 13 Sexually Transmitted and Genital Infections (pages 211โ223):
Chapter 14 Skin and Soft Tissue Infections (pages 224โ242):
Chapter 15 Systemic Sepsis (pages 243โ255):
Chapter 16 Tropical Infections and Travel (pages 256โ270):
Chapter 17 Urinary Tract Infections (pages 271โ282):
Chapter 18 Viral Infections (pages 283โ298):
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