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ISBN 10: 1907673344
ISBN 13: 9781907673344
Author: Joseph Solomkin, Thomas Husted, Hannes Wacha
A clinician's guideline for intra-abdominal infections written by experts in the field. - A manual to help physicians to quickly recognize and better understand the pathogenesis of intra-abdominal infections - Includes several high-quality black and white and color photographs from real-life clinical cases - Adheres to a simple format to serve as essential and quick reference guide for all non-surgical residents and physicians
Chapter 1 Assessing and evaluating the patient
Medical history
Physical examination
Laboratory studies
Imaging
Resuscitation prior and during intervention
Options for intervention
Chapter 2 General management issues
Source control
Wound management
Nutrition
Management of underlying pathology
Post-operative management
Chapter 3 Diagnosis and management of specific diseases
Peptic ulcer
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Confirming the diagnosis
Resuscitation
Interventional approaches
Non-operative
Operative
Acute cholecystitis
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Confirming the diagnosis
Resuscitation
Interventional approaches
Non-operative
Operative
Acute cholangitis
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Resuscitation
Interventional approaches
Non-operative
Operative
Acute/complicated pancreatitis
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Resuscitation
Interventional approaches
Non-operative
Operative
Biliary pancreatitis
Acute appendicitis
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Confirming the diagnosis
Resuscitation
Interventional approaches
Non-perforated appendicitis
Perforated appendicitis
Ischemic colitis
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Resuscitation
Interventional approaches
Operative
Non-operative
Diverticulitis
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Confirming the diagnosis
Resuscitation
Uncomplicated diverticulitis
Complicated diverticulitis
Initial diverticulitis
Recurrent diverticulitis
Surgical intervention
Emergent resection
Elective resection
Inflammatory bowel disease
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Confirming the diagnosis
Resuscitation
Interventional approaches
Non-operative
Operative
Clostridium difficile colitis
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Resuscitation
Interventional approaches
Operative
Non-operative
Post-operative intra-abdominal processes
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Laboratory studies
Diagnostic imaging
Confirming the diagnosis
Resuscitation
Interventional approaches
Non-operative
Operative
Post-operative superficial wound infection
Pathophysiology
Medical history and physical examination
Diagnostic imaging
Interventional approaches
Chapter 4 Antimicrobial management
Introduction
Bacteriology of intra-abdominal infections
Antimicrobial susceptibility and resistance
Susceptibility testing
Resistance and underdosing
Clinical studies
Early pre-clinical studies
Clinical trials
Empiric antibiotic treatment
When should empiric antibiotic therapy be administered?
Choosing an empiric antibiotic regimen
Therapeutic antimicrobial treatment
Tailoring therapy
Duration of therapy
Parenteral vs enteral administration
Antibiotic treatment and outcome
Special considerations
Identifying high-risk patients
Healthcare-associated infections
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Tags: Joseph Solomkin, Thomas Husted, Hannes Wacha, Clinician's Manual, Intra abdominal
