101 Cases in Respiratory Medicine

Häftad, Engelska, 2017

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Presented as a large collection of case studies, this book is a complete guide to respiratory medicine for pulmonologists and trainees.Beginning with an overview of the respiratory system, history taking, and clinical examination, the next chapter discusses clinical data analysis.The rest of the book is divided into nine sections, each presenting at least eight clinical cases. Topics include: Respiratory Diseases Discovered Accidentally by Chest Radiology, Patients in Emergency with Respiratory Problems, Obstructive Airway Diseases, Respiratory Problems in Intensive Care Unit, Diffuse Parenchymal Lung Diseases, Tuberculosis, Pleural Diseases, Lung Infections, and Thoracic Malignancy.Each case follows a step by step approach and includes detail on diagnostic errors. X-Rays, CT scans, microscopic figures, and images of key clinical signs, further enhance the comprehensive text.Key points101 case studies providing clinicians with comprehensive guide to respiratory medicineProvides detail on history taking, clinical examination, and clinical data analysisEach key topic features at least eight casesHighly illustrated with X-rays, CT Scans, microscopic figures, and images of clinical signs

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Utgivningsdatum2017-11-01
Mått159 x 241 x 22 mm
Vikt710 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor430
FörlagJaypee Brothers Medical Publishers
ISBN9789352703111

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Clinical Approach to Respiratory SystemClinical Data AnalysisCasesRespiratory Diseases Discovered Accidentally by Chest RadiologyCase 1: Asymptomatic Man with Hilar CalcificationCase 2: Calcification in Solitary Pulmonary NoduleCase 3: Asymptomatic SPN in SmokerCase 4: Accidental Discovery of Irregular CalcificationCase 5: An Adolescent Boy with Ill-defined Nodular OpacitiesCase 6: An Elderly Man Carrying Signs of Long-standing PainCase 7: Accidental Detection of Bilateral Hilar LymphadenopathyCase 8: A Young Lady with Chronic Nonspecific SymptomsCase 9: Accidental Discovery of Left-sided Air-fluid Level Patients in Emergency with Respiratory ProblemsCase 10: A Young Man had a Road Traffic AccidentCase 11: A Rare Cause of ShockCase 12: Elderly Man with Acute over Chronic Respiratory InsultsCase 13: Pneumothorax with Reticulonodular OpacitiesCase 14: A Case of Shock with Pleural EffusionCase 15: Massive Hemoptysis with Past History of Pulmonary TuberculosisCase 16: Tuberculosis with Sudden Onset of DyspneaCase 17: A Young Girl with Sudden Onset Respiratory DistressCase 18: Man with Fracture Neck Femur Obstructive Airway DiseasesCase 19: Middle-aged Housewife with Non-responding DyspneaCase 20: Asthmatic Patient came with HemoptysisCase 21: Unresponsive Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary DiseaseCase 22: Early Onset COPD or Late Onset AsthmaCase 23: Frequent Exacerbations of COPDCase 24: A Simple Case Suddenly got Astonishing AttentionCase 25: A Common Presentation of a Rare Disease in AdultCase 26: COPD with Rapid Change in Chest Radiology Respiratory Problems in Intensive Care UnitCase 27: Elderly COPD Patient came with LeukocytosisCase 28: An Unusual Associate Disease in COPDCase 29: A COPD Patient with Type II Respiratory FailureCase 30: Ventilated Patient with Opaque Left HemithoraxCase 31: Masked Metabolic Acidosis in ICUCase 32: An Elderly Man with Metabolic AlkalosisCase 33: Young Asthmatic with Deteriorating ABGCase 34: Elderly Lady with Respiratory AcidosisCase 35: Obese Lady with Metabolic SyndromeCase 36: Guillain-Barré Syndrome with Ventilatory FailureCase 37: An Adolescent Girl with Hypoxic Respiratory FailureCase 38: Hypoxia with Bilateral Lung InfiltratesCase 39: Acute Onset of Dyspnea in SLECase 40: Bilateral Consolidation in a Young Lady Diffuse Parenchymal Lung DiseasesCase 41: DPLD with Systemic ManifestationCase 42: A Classical Textbook Case of DPLDCase 43: DPLD with Changing DiagnosisCase 44: Importance of Untold StoryCase 45: DPLD Presented Like TuberculosisCase 46: Boy with Cervical Lymphadenopathy and PneumothoraxCase 47: Lady with Recurrent PneumothoraxCase 48: Lady with Peripheral Lung OpacitiesCase 49: Persistent Cough in SmokerCase 50: Persistent Cough in Rheumatoid ArthritisCase 51: Revisiting a Diagnosed CaseCase 52: Sarcoidosis with Pleural Effusion TuberculosisCase 53: A Boy with Progressing PneumoniaCase 54: A Lady with Puerperal FeverCase 55: A Middle-aged Lady with a Round OpacityCase 56: A Young Man with ToxemiaCase 57: Life-threatening Episode Associated with TuberculosisCase 58: A Long Journey Seeking TreatmentCase 59: A Young Man with Non-responsive TBCase 60: Man with Multiple Rib ErosionsCase 61: Persisting Cavity Despite TreatmentCase 62: Recurrent Right Paratracheal LymphadenopathyCase 63: Old Man with Pleuropulmonary Disease Pleural DiseasesCase 64: A Classical Tuberculous Pleural EffusionCase 65: Hemorrhagic Pleural Effusion with Low Adenosine DeaminaseCase 66: Changing DiagnosisCase 67: An Elderly Lady had a Concealed TruthCase 68: Right-Sided Loculated EmpyemaCase 69: Encysted Pleural Effusion with Liver CystCase 70: Thoracic Sequel of Past SinCase 71: Bilateral Empyema ThoracicCase 72: Asymptomatic Lady wants to go HomeCase 73: Boy with Hyperlucent Right LungCase 74: A Case of Multiple Fluid-filled Cysts Lung InfectionsCase 75: Typical Lobar PneumoniaCase 76: A Young Lady with ToxemiaCase 77: Unresolved PneumoniaCase 78: Lady with Bilious ExpectorationCase 79: A Case of Multiple Air-fluid LevelsCase 80: Right Lower Lobe Lung AbscessCase 81: A Case of Gas under the DiaphragmCase 82: Old Man with Suspected Lung CancerCase 83: Lady with Triangular Opacity Behind Heart Thoracic MalignancyCase 84: Elderly Man with Right Lung CollapseCase 85: A Young Man Presented as Left-Sided Pleural EffusionCase 86: A Middle-aged Man Presented with ConsolidationCase 87: Elderly Man with Left Upper Lobe CavityCase 88: Localized Rhonchi in AdultCase 89: Man with Chest Wall MassCase 90: Man with Amazing Chest Wall SwellingCase 91: COPD with Raised Left Dome of the DiaphragmCase 92: Diffuse Parenchymal Lung Disease with Severe Chest PainCase 93: Lady Presented with Right-sided FibrothoraxCase 94: Man Diagnosed as Cervical SpondylitisCase 95: A Case of Superior Vena Cava SyndromeCase 96: A Middle-aged Man Presented with Recurrent HemoptysisCase 97: Adolescent Girl with Unilateral Pleuroparenchymal DiseaseCase 98: Adolescent Girl with Anterior Mediastinal MassCase 99: Young Man with Opaque Left HemithoraxCase 100: Atrial Septal Defect with Multiple Nodular OpacitiesCase 101: A Young Man with Nodules Behaving DifferentlyIndex