Description

An authoritative and thorough resource, Lower Respiratory Tract Infections: Diagnosis and Management explores the difficulties in identifying and managing a variety of lower respiratory tract infections (LRTIs). This book, written by top authorities in the area, offers a comprehensive analysis of the pathophysiology, microbiology, epidemiology, clinical assessment, diagnostic techniques, and treatment approaches related to LRTIs. The book provides healthcare practitioners with useful insights and evidence-based advice, ranging from comprehending the varied aetiology of various illnesses to navigating the complexities of clinical assessment and interpreting diagnostic tests. In addition, it discusses how antimicrobial stewardship is changing and offers tactics for encouraging responsible antibiotic usage while halting resistance. Whether you work as a pulmonologist, infectious disease specialist, nurse practitioner, pharmacist, or primary care physician, this book is an invaluable resource for optimizing patient care in the challenging realm of lower respiratory tract infections.