Primary Pediatric Pulmonology

This book is designed to be an evidence–based, practical guide to the day–to–day management of respiratory illnesses in childhood. It is not meant to be an exhaustive review, but rather focuses on the most common and important problems, with emphasis on evaluation and treatment. All contributors are experienced clinicians, writing as specifically as possible and giving their own opinions based on their own experiences in practice. The book′′s 14 chapters cover topics including the evaluation of chronic or recurrent respiratory symptoms, stridor and noisy breathing, apnea, and asthma. Several chapters are devoted to asthma and related issues, including an overview chapter that provides extensive background on this all–too–common childhood affliction.
The material covered in this book will interest Pediatricians, General Practitioners, Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, Allergists, Pediatric Surgeons, Otolaryngologists, and others wanting to learn more about the common and serious pulmonary illnesses in children.

Spis treści:
Chapter 1. The Evaluation of Chronic or Recurrent Respiratory Symptoms in Children (A.J. DozorI).
Chapter 2. Noisy Breathing and Stridor in Infants (M.J. Rock).
Chapter 3. Infant Apnea (C.A. Pohl, A.R. Spitzer).
Chapter 4. Obstructive Sleep Apnea in Children (L.J. Brooks).
Chapter 5. Wheezing and Croup in Infants (K.Z. Voter, J.T. McBride).
Chapter 6. Childhood Asthma: Overview (N. Amin).
Chapter 7. Childhood Asthma – Emergent and Hospital Care (G.A. DiGiulio, R.M. Ruddy).
Chapter 8. Childhood Asthma – Management and Prevention (N. Amin).
Chapter 9. Bronchopulmonary Dysplasia (H.B. Panitch).
Chapter 10. Cystic Fibrosis (H.L. Dorkin).
Chapter 11. Severe or Complicated Pneumonia (D.C. Stokes, L.H. Lowe).
Chapter 12. Respiratory Care of Children with Neuromuscular Di sease (D.B. Lowenthal).
Chapter 13. Tuberculosis in Children (K. Li, J. Munoz).
Chapter 14. Pediatric Office Based Smoking Intervention (P. Bradshaw, C. Stites, M.A. Wall).
Index.

Okładka tylna:
This book is designed to be an evidence–based, practical guide to the day–to–day management of respiratory illnesses in childhood. It is not meant to be an exhaustive review, but rather focuses on the most common and important problems, with emphasis on evaluation and treatment. All contributors are experienced clinicians, writing as specifically as possible and giving their own opinions based on their own experiences in practice. The book′′s 14 chapters cover topics including the evaluation of chronic or recurrent respiratory symptoms, stridor and noisy breathing, apnea, and asthma. Several chapters are devoted to asthma and related issues, including an overview chapter that provides extensive background on this all–too–common childhood affliction.
The material covered in this book will interest Pediatricians, General Practitioners, Pediatric Nurse Practitioners, Allergists, Pediatric Surgeons, Otolaryngologists, and others wanting to learn more about the common and serious pulmonary illnesses in children.