Mount Sinai Expert Guides: Allergy and ClinicalImmunology will provide trainees in allergy and immunology withan extremely clinical and accessible handbook covering the majordisorders and symptoms, their diagnosis and clinicalmanagement. Perfect as a point–of–care resource on the hospital wardsand also as a refresher for board exam preparation, thefocus throughout is on providing rapid reference, essentialinformation on each disorder to allow for quick, easy browsing andassimilation of the must–know information. All chaptersfollow a consistent template including the followingfeatures:– An opening bottom–line/key points section– Classification, pathogenesis and prevention ofdisorder– Evidence–based diagnosis, including relevant algorithms,laboratory and imaging tests, and potential pitfalls whendiagnosing a patient– Disease management including commonly used medications withdosages, management algorithms and howto prevent complications– How to manage special populations, ie, in pregnancy, children andthe elderly– The very latest evidence–based results, major societyguidelines and key external sources to consultIn addition, the book comes with a companion websitehousing extra features such as case studieswith related questions for self–assessment, keypatient advice and ICD codes. Each guide also has itsown mobile app available for purchase, allowing you rapid access tothe key features wherever you may be.If you?re specialising in allergy and immunology and requireconcise, practical and clinical guidance from one ofthe world?s leading institutions in this field, thenthis is the perfect book for you. INDICE: Contributors, xxx.Series foreword, xxx.Preface, xxx.About the Companion Website, xxx.Part 1: Allergy.1 Atopic dermatitis in the infant and young childJean–Christoph Caubet, Anna Nowak–Wêgrzyn.2 Atopic dermatitis in the teenage and adultSaakshi Khattri, Emma Guttman–Yassky.3 Contact DermatitisMariya Rozenblit, Emma Guttman–Yassky.4 Allergic rhinitisSupinda Bunyavanich.5 Non–allergic rhinitisBeth E. Corn.6 SinusitisYan W Ho, Satish Govindaraj.7 Allergic diseases of the eyeAmanda L. Cox.8 Tests for assessing asthmaGwen S. Skloot.9 Asthma in infants and childrenKate Welch, Jennifer S. Kim.10 Asthma in teenagers and adultsSupinda Bunyavanich.11 Evaluation of coughPaula J. Busse.12 Exercise–induced asthmaSupinda Bunyavanich.13 Occupational asthmaPaula J. Busse.14 Status asthmaticus & pending pulmonary failureJacob D. Kattan.15 Evaluation of food allergyScott H Sicherer.16 Oral allergy syndromeJulie Wang.17 Food allergy and atopic dermatitisKate Welch, Hugh A Sampson.18 Food Protein–Induced Enterocolitis SyndromeElizabeth J. Feuille, Anna H. Nowak–Wêgrzyn.19 Food protein–induced proctocolitis syndromeJean–Christoph Caubet, Anna Nowak–Wêgrzyn.20 Eosinophilic esophagitisMirna Chehade.21 Eosinophilic GastroenteritisMirna Chehade.22 Food allergy–induced anaphylaxisKate Welch, Hugh A Sampson.23 Adverse reactions to food– & drug–additivesJulie Wang.24 Celiac diseaseMirna Chehade.25 Oral food challenges (procedure)Hugh A. Sampson.26 Acute urticarialAmanda L. Cox.27 Chronic urticarialJulie Wang.28 Hereditary angioedemaPaula J. Busse.29 AnaphylaxisJacob Kattan.30 MastocytosisAmanda L. Cox.31 Insect Sting AllergyScott H Sicherer.32 Latex AllergyJennifer S Kim.33 Allergy to antibioticsJennifer S Kim.34 Allergy to non–antibiotics drugsJacob D. Kattan.35 Drug desensitizationJulie Wang.36 Immunotherapy (procedure)Beth E. Corn.37 Allergy Testing (procedures: skin testing; blood tests)Scott H Sicherer.Part 2: Clinical Immunology.38 Evaluating the child with recurrent infectionsShradha Agarwal.39 Evaluating the adult with recurrent infectionsCharlotte Cunningham–Rundles.40 Antibody deficienciesCharlotte Cunningham–Rundles.41 Selective IgA deficiencyShradha Agarwal.42 Severe combined immunodeficiencies and combinedimmunodeficiencies due to defects in purine enzymesKate Welch, Elena Resnick.43 Wiskott–Aldrich syndromeElena S. Resnick.44 DiGeorge SyndromeElena Resnick.45 Chronic Mucocutaneous CandidiasisShradha Agarwal.46 X–linked immune dysregulation with polyendocrinopathysyndrome (IPEX)Elena S. Resnick.47 Autoimmune Lymphoproliferative SyndromeCharlotte Cunningham–Rundles.48 Hyper–IgE syndromesShradha Agarwal.49 Deficiencies of ComplementPaula J. Busse.50 Phagocytic cell disordersCharlotte Cunningham–Rundles.51 Human immunodeficiency virus infection in infants and youngchildrenGail F. Shust, Roberto Posada.52 Human immunodeficiency virus infection in adultsTimothy Sullivan, Michael Mullen.53 Infections in the compromised hostCharlotte Cunningham–Rundles.Index
- ISBN: 978-1-118-60916-3
- Editorial: Wiley–Blackwell
- Encuadernacion: Rústica
- Páginas: 480
- Fecha Publicación: 21/04/2015
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