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ISBN 10: 0190888369 
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Author:   Cheston B. Cunha 

Clinical Infectious Disease is the only comprehensive single-volume reference on clinical infectious disease for the busy medical practitioner. Now in its third edition, Clinical Infectious Disease provides rapid access to a practical overview of clinical infectious disease topics such as the susceptible host and nosocomial infection. Organized in topically relevant sections for ease of use and supported by full-color illustrations, this volume focuses on differential diagnosis, focused testing, and practical empiric and specific therapeutics in clinical infectious disease. It also features current research on medical microbiology, antimicrobial stewardship, and evolving treatments for COVID-19.

Authoritative and accessible, Clinical Infectious Disease remains the “go to” desktop reference for daily clinical infectious disease problems.

Table of contents: 

Section 1—Clinical syndromes: General
1. Fever of unknown origin
Cheston B. Cunha and Burke A. Cunha

2. Sepsis
Louis Joseph and Rodger D. MacArthur

3. Chronic fatigue syndrome
Stephen J. Gluckman

Section 2—Clinical syndromes: Head and neck
4. Pharyngotonsillitis
Izhak Brook

5. Infectious thyroiditis
Jeanne Carey and Stephen G. Baum

6. Otitis
Stephen J. Pelton

7. Sinusitis
Rachel Kaminsky and Todd D. Otteson

8. Dental infections
Jessica Maksimik, Bridget Hathaway, Jennifer Rubin Grandis, and Jonas T. Johnson

9. Salivary and lacrimal gland infections
Alexandre E. Malek, Johny Javs, and Issam I. Raad

10. Deep neck infections
Jeremy D. Goldan

Section 3—Clinical syndromes: Eye
11. Conjunctivitis
Elmer Y. Tu

12. Keratitis
Elmer Y. Tu, Francis S. Mah, and Jules Baum

13. Iritis
Alice Lorch and Ann-Marie Lobo

14. Retinitis
Hillary C. Siedel and Daniel M. Albert

15. Endophthalmitis
Roy D. Broad, Harry W. Flynn Jr., and Lili G. Kaplan

16. Periocular and retro-orbital infections
Miriam B. Barshak and Marlene L. Durand

Section 4—Clinical syndromes: Skin and lymph nodes
17. Fever and rash
John W. Susaikosi and Leon G. Smith

18. Toxic shock syndrome and Kawasaki disease
Evangelos M. Asimacopoulos, Aristides P. Asimacopoulos, Wilmana Salgado-Pabin, and Patrick M. Schlievert

19. Viral exanthems
Romina Bromberg, Michael Thompson, Lisa M. Chirch, and Jane M. Grant-Kels

20. Skin ulcer and pyoderma
Joanne T. Maffei

21. Cellulitis and erysipelas
Katherine S. Glaser and Kenneth J. Tomecki

22. Deep soft-tissue infections: Necrotizing fasciitis and gas gangrene
Stephen Ash and Louis E. Kennedy

23. Human and animal bites
Ellie J. C. Goldstein and Fredrick M. Abrahamian

24. Lice, scabies, and myiasis
Charlotte Bernigaud, Genuiane Moussel, and Olivier Chosidow

25. Tungiasis and bed bugs
Tania F. Costari and Simone Pesato

26. Superficial fungal infection of skin and nails
Evelyn K. Kosselblant and Jeffrey M. Weinberg

27. Eumycetoma
Nouza C. Dious, Anisa Mosam, and Antoinette Chateau

28. Lymphadenopathy/Lymphadenitis
Gerald Friedland and Sheela Shenoi

Section 5—Clinical syndromes: Respiratory tract
29. Bronchitis
Philippe Polu and Mark Hubs

30. Croup, supraglottitis, and laryngitis
Imgrad Bakhain

31. Atypical pneumonia
Thomas M. File Jr.

32. Community-acquired pneumonia
Kapar S. Jaya

33. Nosocomial pneumonia
Cleston B. Cunha and Burke A. Cunha

34. Aspiration pneumonia
Jose Gills and Matthew Baddel Gatz

35. Lung abscess
John G. Bartlett and Lisa L. Dover

36. Empyema and bronchopleural fistula
Charlotte B. Bobo and Donal J. Shell

Section 6—Clinical syndromes: Heart and blood vessels
37. Endocarditis
John L. Braun

38. Acute pericarditis
Richard A. Montalbano and Michael Capello

39. Myocarditis
Lori Blosemit and Andrew Reschunan

40. Mediastinitis
Ravi Kumar and Keith S. Kaye

41. Vascular infection
Scott R. Beauchamp and David K. Henderson

42. Infections of cardiovascular implantable devices
M. Ramesh Subill, Daniel C. DeSimone, and James M. Steckelberg

Section 7—Clinical syndromes: Gastrointestinal tract, liver, and abdomen
43. Acute viral hepatitis
Kadija Rani Brahman and Paul Martin

44. Chronic viral hepatitis
Michael E. Freedman and Lawrence S. Friedman

45. Biliary infection: Cholecystitis, cholangitis
Ragbar Chauhan and Robert K. Kaye

46. Pyogenic liver abscess
Jeffrey H. Harris and Franklin Herlong

47. Infectious complications in acute pancreatitis
Justin R. Roberts and Ethan B. Burke

48. Esophageal infections
Utic Wang and Jean-Pierre Ranghian

49. Gastroenteritis
Douglas R. Morgan, Yashu Colins, and Robert L. Owens

  1. Food poisoning
    Carly R. Davis and Andrew T. Pavia

  2. Clostridioides (Clostridium) difficile
    Cheston B. Cunha and Burke A. Cunha

  3. Sexually transmitted enteric infections
    Thomas C. Quinn

  4. Acute appendicitis
    Bian Wu and John Maa

  5. Diverticulitis
    Matthew D. Zelhart and Ronald L. Nichol

  6. Abdominal abscess
    K. Shad Pharaon and Donald D. Trunkey

  7. Splenic abscess
    Walter Debrity and Thomas R. Howdieshell

  8. Peritonitis
    Linda A. Slavoski and Matthew E. Levison

  9. Whipple’s disease and sprue
    Amirkavab Mujtabed and Payam Afihar

Section 8 Clinical syndromes: Genitourinary tract

  1. Urethritis and dysuria
    George Pappas, Ioannis A. Blizistis, and Matthew F. Falagas

  2. Vaginitis and cervicitis
    Sebastian Faro

  3. Epididymo-orchitis
    Rebecca Fallis and Daniel Mueller

  4. Genital ulcer adenopathy syndrome
    Allan Ronald

  5. Prostatitis
    Cheston B. Cunha and Burke A. Cunha

  6. Pelvic inflammatory disease
    William J. Ledger

  7. Urinary tract infection
    Peter Liu, Keith W. Hamilton, and Judith A. O’Donnell

  8. Candiduria
    Jack D. Sobel

  9. Focal renal infections and papillary necrosis
    Ann F. Fisher and Louis M. Desbry

Section 9 Clinical syndromes: Musculoskeletal system

  1. Infection of native and prosthetic joints
    Shahbaz Hasan and James W. Smith

  2. Bursitis
    Richard H. Parker

  3. Acute and chronic osteomyelitis
    Ilona Konig, Pierre Vaudaux, Domizio Savà, Daniel Lew, and Ilker Uçkay

  4. Polyarthritis
    Kathryn H. Dao and John J. Cush

Section 10—Clinical syndromes: Neurologic system
74. Bacterial meningitis
Jennie E. Johnson and Allan N. Tunkel

75. Aseptic meningitis
Bart R. Meyer and Dalilah Restrepo

76. Viral encephalitis
John J. Halperin and David N. Irani

77. Intracranial suppuration
Brian Widepenny and Christopher J. Arnold

78. Spinal epidural abscess
Mark J. Davlilak

79. Myelitis and peripheral neuropathy
Rohan Samudabhar and Rodrigo Hadaan

80. Eye syndrome
Daniel L. Weiner and Avery Hansen

81. Progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy
Christopher M. Peronard and Joseph K. Berger

82. Cerebrospinal fluid shunt infections
Elizabeth E. Adderson and Patricia M. Flynn

Section 11—The susceptible host
83. Evaluation of suspected immunodeficiency
Thomas A. Heither and Sergio D. Rosenzweig

84. Infection in the neutropenic patient
Eric Holiday, Aaron Mishkin, and Hafiz Samuel

85. Infections in patients with neoplastic disease
Amir Sulfgar and Donald Armstrong

86. Corticosteroids, cytotoxic agents
Babafemi O. Taiwo and Hannah Nam

87. Biologics
Rebecca A. Ward, Trish Sato, and Jatin M. Vyas

88. Infection in transplant patients
Raymond R. Reasonable

89. Diabetes and infection
Sylvia J. Shaw and Reza Iqbal

90. Infectious complications in the injection and non-injection drug user
Carlo Contessory

91. Infections in the alcoholic
Lauriel C. Problem and Manuela Velasquezki

92. Infection in the elderly
Kent Crosky

93. Neonatal infection
Patrick G. Gallagher and Robert S. Baltimore

Section 12—HIV
97. HIV infection: Initial evaluation and monitoring
Aaron E. Glatt, Amisha A. Solanki, and Steven M. Weis

98. HIV: Antiretroviral therapy
Amy B. Behelman and Joseph M. Godland

99. Immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome
Susanna Martins and George McInigs

100. Opportunistic infections in HIV
Antony Ogedegbe and Marshall Gladly

101. Prophylaxis of opportunistic infections in HIV disease
Brenda MacIntyre, Robert L. Rethker, and Jeffrey M. Alper

Section 13—Nosocomial infection
102. Percutaneous injury: Risks and management
David Kashar and Kristen Powell

103. Hospital-acquired fever
Susan K. Su and Andrew E. Brown

104. Transfusion-related infection
William R. Jarvis and Virginia R. Roth

105. Intravascular catheter-related infection
Jeffrey Binns, Alexander E. Malek, and Jason L. Rand

106. Infections associated with urinary catheters
Lindsey E. Neville

Section 14—Infections related to surgery and trauma
107. Postoperative wound infection
E. Patricia Dolling

108. Trauma-related infection
Mark A. Malangone

109. Infected implants
Gordon Dickinson

110. Infection in the burn-injured patient
Roger M. Yost and Rafael Gonzalo Magazian

Section 15—Prevention of infection
111. Nonsurgical antimicrobial prophylaxis
Nadine G. Rouphel and Alexandra Wolbert Drexler

112. Surgical prophylaxis
Souya Trivik and George A. Pousky

  1. Immunizations
    Flaine C. Jong

Section 16 – Travel and recreation

  1. Advice for travelers
    Henry M. Wu and Jessica K. Fairley

  2. Fever in the returning traveler
    Alimuddin Zumala

  3. Systemic infection from animals
    David J. Weber, Jonathan J. Juliano, and William A. Rutala

  4. Tick-borne disease
    Steven C. Buckingham

  5. Recreational water exposure
    Mary E. Wilson and Andrea K. Boggild

  6. Travelers’ diarrhea
    Karen J. Vigil and Herbert L. DuPont

Section 17 – Bioterrorism

  1. Bioterrorism
    Megan C. Gallagher and Andrew W. Artenstein

Section 18 – Specific organisms: Bacteria

  1. Actinomycosis
    Thomas A. Russo and Grishma R. Trivedi

  2. Anaerobic infections
    Itzhak Brook

  3. Anthrax
    Tindad T. Zangeneh, Marc Traeger, and Stephen A. Klotz

  4. Bartonella bacilliformis
    Nuria Sanchez Clemente

  5. Cat scratch disease and other Bartonella infections
    William A. Schwartzman

  6. Bordetella
    Emily Souder and Sarah & Long

  7. Branhamella-Moraxella
    Lisa S. Hodges and Joseph A. Bocchini, Je

  8. Brucellosis
    Carlo Carrillo and Eduardo Gotazzo

  9. Campylobacter
    David W. K. Adhes

  10. Clostridium
    Derek Foster

  11. Corynebacteria
    Carles H. Ramirez-Ronda and Carlos R. Ramirez-Ramirez

  12. Enterobacteriaceae
    Charles Stratton

  13. Enterococcus
    Ronald N. Jones and Rodrigo F. Mendes

  14. Erysipelothrix
    W. Lee Hand

  1. HACEK
    Vivian H. Chu

  2. Helicobacter pylori
    David Y. Graham and Emiko Rindara

  3. Neisseria gonorrhoeae
    Any J. Mathers and Michael F. Rein

  4. Haemophilus
    Any Spallone and Daniel Musher

  5. Legionellosis
    Thomas J. Marrie, Shelly McNeil, and Mark Robbins

  6. Leprosy
    Rabir H. Chameddin and Travis Vandergriff

  7. Meningococcus and miscellaneous neisseriae
    Chun-Yen Lau and Edmund C. Tramont

  8. Listeria
    Bennett Larber

  9. Nocardia
    Lisa Haglund

  10. Pasteurella multocida
    Andrew S. Webster, Paulina A. Rebolledo, Naasha J. Telati, and David S. Stephens

  11. Pneumococcus
    Maurice A. Mufion and Nancy B. Norton

  12. Pseudomonas, stenotrophomonas, and burkholderia
    Titus L. Daniel

  13. Rat-bite fevers
    Neil S. Lipan

  14. Salmonella
    Bruce S. Rilmer

  15. Staphylococcus
    Sun F. Bradley

  16. Streptococcus groups A, B, C, D, and G
    Dennis L. Stevens, J. Anthony Melune, and Karl Madaras Kelly

  17. Viridans streptococci
    John L. Brusch

  18. Poststreptococcal immunologic complications
    Barbara W. Stuchenberg

  19. Shigella
    Eduardo Rodriguez-Noriega

  20. Tularemia
    Kari Neeman and Jessica N. Snowden

  21. Tuberculosis
    Jay B. Mata and Asim K. Dut

  22. Nontuberculous mycobacteria
    Timothy Aksamit and David E. Griffith

  23. Vibrios
    Duc J. Vigia

  24. Yersinia
    Royce H. Johnson and Arab Heidar

    1. Miscellaneous gram-positive organisms
      Iqra Choudary, Steven K. Schmitt, and Roberto Baun Coales

    2. Miscellaneous gram-negative organisms
      Sampath Kumar and Kamaljit Singh

    Section 19 – Specific organisms: Spirochetes

    1. Syphilis and other treponematoses
      Arlene C. Seña and Adaora A. Adimora

    2. Lyme disease
      Janine Evans

    3. Borreliosis
      Sally J. Cutler

    4. Leptospirosis
      Daniela F. DiMarco

    Section 20 – Specific organisms: Mycoplasma and Chlamydia

    1. Mycoplasma
      Ken B. Waites and Sixto M. Leal, Jr.

    2. Chlamydia pneumoniae
      Margaret R. Hammerschlag

    3. Chlamydophila psittaci (psittacosis)
      Thomas J. Marric

    Section 21 – Specific organisms: Rickettsia, Ehrlichia, and Anaplasma

    1. Rickettsial infections

    2. Ehrlichiosis and anaplasmosis
      Joban S. Bakken and J. Stephen Dumler

    Section 22 – Specific organisms: Fungi

    1. Candidiasis
      Christopher F. Carpenter and Nicholas Gilpin

    2. Aspergillus
      Stuart M. Levitz and Sanjay Ram

    3. Mucormycosis (and entomophthoramycosis)
      Scott F. Davies

    4. Sporotrichum
      Ronald A. Greenfield

    5. Cryptococcus
      William G. Powderly

    6. Histoplasmosis
      Cole Beeler and Mitchell Goldman

    7. Blastomycosis
      Todd P. McCarty and Peter G. Pappas

    8. Coccidioidomycosis
      Trung T. Vu, Jose Cadena, and Gregory M. Anstead

    9. Pneumocystis jirovecii (carinii)
      Shelley A. Gilroy and Nicholas J. Bennett

    10. Miscellaneous (emerging) fungi and algae
      Obinna N. Neda and George A. Pankey
      Nel Hd Dichloe and Daul Halto

    11. Section 23 – Specific organisms: Viruses

      1. Cytomegalovirus
        Rima L. El-Herte and Jeffrey L. Meier

      2. Dengue
        Nguyen Thanh Hung

      3. Enteroviruses
        Penelope Dennehy

      4. Epstein-Barr virus and other causes of the infectious mononucleosis syndrome
        Jeffrey L. Meier

      5. Hantavirus cardiopulmonary syndrome
        Gregory Mert

      6. Herpes simplex 1 and 2
        Richard J. Whitley and Abdulsalam Almelami

      7. Human herpes virus 6, 7, 8
        Eleni E. Magira

      8. Influenza
        Ramin Sedaghat Herati and Harvey M. Friedman

      9. Coronavirus-19
        Smitha Gudipati, Gina Maki, Marcus Zervos, and Mayur Ramesh

      10. Papillomavirus in oro-genital infection
        Lawrence J. From

      11. Acute and chronic parvovirus infection
        Neal S. Young

      12. Rabies
        Anita Mahaden, Susarla K. Shankar, and Avindra Nath

      13. Varicella-zoster virus
        Jeffrey M. Weinberg

      14. Viral hemorrhagic fevers
        Daniel G. Bausch

      Section 24 – Specific organisms: Parasites

      1. Intestinal roundworms
        Kathryn N. Suh, Anne E. McCarthy, and Jay S. Keystone

      2. Tissue nematodes
        Ian C. Michelow and Daniel B. Blatt

      3. Schistosomes and other trematodes
        James H. Maguire

      4. Tapeworms (cestodes)
        Zbigniew S. Pawlowski

      5. Toxoplasma
        Roderick Go and Benjamin J. Lufi

      6. Malaria
        Jessica K. Fairley and Henry M. W.

      7. Babesiosis
        Tempe K. Chen, Choukri Ben Mamoun, and Peter J. Krause

      8. Trypanosomes and leishmania
        Anastacio de Sousa, Selma M. B. Jeronimo, and Richard Pearson

  1. Intestinal protozoa
    M. Paul Kelly

  2. Extraintestinal amebic infection
    Rosa Andrade

Section 25 – Antimicrobial therapy: General considerations

  1. Principles of antibiotic therapy
    John S. Cachor

  2. Antibacterial agents
    Richard R. Watkins

  3. Principles and practice of antimicrobial stewardship
    Cheston B. Cunha, Varsha Gupta, and Rita Garg

  4. Antifungal therapy
    Dimitris Fermakit and Ralph Rogers

  5. Antiviral therapy
    Rajce Shab and Cheston B. Cunha

  6. Probiotics: an update

  7. Hypersensitivity to antibiotics
    Santiago Alvarez-Arango and N. Franklin Adkinson, Jr.

  8. Antimicrobial agent tables
    Diane Paste and Cheston B. Cunha

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