Respiratory infections
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Respiratory infections
（Advances in experimental medicine and biology, v. 835 . Neuroscience and respiration ; v. 4）
Springer, c2015
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
The successful prophylaxis and treatment of ubiquitous respiratory infections is essential for the enhancement of public health. The chapters provide new insights into the biology of causative pathogens, tackle the epidemiological aspects, and present an update on diagnostics, prevention and therapy of infections. The emerging new pathogens and antibiotic resistance of the old ones are discussed. Novel markers of the severity of community acquired pneumonia, which bears high morbidity and mortality, also are presented.
Table of Contents
Soluble Urokinase Plasminogen Activator Receptor: An Indicator of Pneumonia Severity in Children.
A. Wrotek, T. Jackowska, and K. Pawlik
Detection of Respiratory Tract Pathogens with Molecular Biology Methods
A. Wozniak-Kosek, J. Kosek, and B. Zielnik-Jurkiewicz
Classical against Molecular-Genetic Methods for Susceptibility Testing of Antituberculotics.
I. Porvaznik, J. Mokry, and I. Solovic
Does Customer Information Fulfill MEDDEV Criteria in Cases of Product Problems of In Vitro Diagnostics for Infection Testing?
J. Hannig and R. Siekmeier
Sodium and Copeptin Levels in Children with Community Acquired Pneumonia.
A. Wrotek, T. Jackowska, and K. Pawlik
Etiological Factors Causing Lower Respiratory Tract Infections Isolated from Hospitalized Patients.
A. Guzek, Z. Rybicki, K. Korzeniewski, K. Mackiewicz, E. Saks, A.Chcialowski, and E. Zwolinska
Antibiotic Consumption Pattern in the Neonatal Special Care Unit Before and After Implementation of the Hospital's Antibiotic Policy.
A.Nitsch-Osuch, D. Kurpas, E. Kuchar, K. Zycinska, T. Zielonka, and K. Wardyn
Respiratory Tract Infections in Children in Primary Healthcare in Poland
E. Kuchar, K. Miskiewicz L. Szenborn, and D. Kurpas
Impact of Updated European Consensus Guidelines on the Management of Neonatal Respiratory Distress Syndrome on Clinical Outcome of Preterm Infants.
S. Smolarova, L. Kocvarova, K. Matasova, M. Zibolen, and A. Calkovska
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