Description

The text entitled "Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Diseases (COPD)" offers a thorough and perceptive examination of the various issues that COPD presents. The present text, which is written by foremost authorities in pulmonology and pulmonary medicine, addresses every facet of COPD, including its underlying pathophysiology, clinical presentation, diagnosis, and treatment. The most recent developments in our understanding of COPD, as well as its epidemiology and risk factors, will be of great interest to readers. The paper explores a range of therapeutic modalities, offering evidence-based recommendations for improving patient care, such as oxygen therapy, pulmonary rehabilitation, pharmaceutical interventions, and surgical possibilities. It also emphasises how crucial interdisciplinary cooperation, patient education, and personalised therapy are to the successful management of COPD. Additionally, the text offers readers a glimpse into prospective future directions and emerging subjects in COPD research. It is a priceless tool for researchers, students, and healthcare professionals alike for expanding knowledge, boosting clinical practice, and improving the care of people with COPD.