Pediatrics — Specific Infectious Diseases

Pediatrics · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Exhaustive expert-level compendium: molecular etiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, antimicrobial treatment and prevention. From neonatal sepsis to tuberculosis, including rashes, congenital infections, parasitosis and the rational management of antibiotics in pediatrics.

What it covers

1. Pediatric Febrile Syndrome
2. · Non-Focus Fever (FSF) — Management by Age
3. · Pediatric Fever of Unknown Origin (FOD)
4. Exanthematic Diseases
5. Viral Respiratory Infections
6. Pediatric Sepsis
7. · Phoenix Sepsis Score 2024 — New Pediatric Definition
8. · Bacterial Etiology by Age Group
9. · Management Protocol — Pediatric Sepsis Bundle (PALS/SCCM)
10. Streptococcus pyogenes — Clinical Spectrum
11. Gastrointestinal infections
12. · Acute Gastroenteritis (AGE) — Principles
13. · Viral Hepatitis in Pediatrics
14. Family Herpesviridae
15. · Neonatal Herpes — Diagnostic Urgency
16. · Infectious Mononucleosis — Complications and Management
17. Diseases Preventable by Vaccination
18. Pediatric Parasitosis
19. Fungal Infections
20. Pediatric Tuberculosis
21. · Diagnosis — Particularities in Children
22. · Clinical Forms and Treatment
23. Congenital Infections — TORCH Expanded
24. Skin and Soft Parts Infections
25. Antimicrobials in Pediatrics
26. · Pediatric Pharmacokinetic Principles
27. · Contraindicated or Restricted Antibiotics in Pediatrics
28. · First Line Antibiotics for Pathology
29. · Rational Use of Antibiotics and Resistance