Pediatrics Infectious Diseases

Author: Duan Shuchen
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book provides a detailed introduction to the most prevalent infectious diseases in childhood, divided into eight parts and 84 chapters. The content includes: General Overview, Viral Infections, Bacterial Infections, Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, Rickettsia, andSpirochete Infections, Fungal Infections, Parasitic Infections, Systemic or Systemic Infections, and Infections in Special Children, covering eight aspects. In terms of organization, it primarily categorizes infections by pathogen, combining children's susceptibility to pathogens and the tendency for localized infections to generalize to systemic infections. It also emphasizes the pathogen-specificity of diseases in children, the immune status of children during the pediatric period and their responses to infections, clinical characteristics, and the impact of disease on epidemiological patterns. This book serves as a reference for pediatricians, infectious disease specialists, general practitioners, grassroots healthcare workers, medical school students, and clinical skills graduate students for clinical practice and education. It is a specialized work that reflects the latest research progress from abroad while integrating China's national conditions, summarizing practical experiences in pediatric infectious diseases in China. The book is rich, systematic, and comprehensive, authoritative, and reflects the overall level of China's prevention and treatment of pediatric infectious diseases. This book provides a detailed introduction to the most prevalent infectious diseases in childhood, divided into eight parts and 84 chapters. The content includes: General Overview, Viral Infections, Bacterial Infections, Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, Rickettsia, andSpirochete Infections, Fungal Infections, Parasitic Infections, Systemic or Systemic Infections, and Infections in Special Children, covering eight aspects. In terms of organization, it primarily categorizes infections by pathogen, combining children's susceptibility to pathogens and the tendency for localized infections to generalize to systemic infections. It also emphasizes the pathogen-specificity of diseases in children, the immune status of children during the pediatric period and their responses to infections, clinical characteristics, and the impact of disease on epidemiological patterns. This book serves as a reference for pediatricians, infectious disease specialists, general practitioners, grassroots healthcare workers, medical school students, and clinical skills graduate students for clinical practice and education. It is a specialized work that reflects the latest research progress from abroad while integrating China's national conditions, summarizing practical experiences in pediatric infectious diseases in China. The book is rich, systematic, and comprehensive, authoritative, and reflects the overall level of China's prevention and treatment of pediatric infectious diseases.