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Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Philadelphia Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 2000
Ausgabe:	4. ed.
Schlagworte:	Internal medicine Innere Medizin Einführung
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Beschreibung:	Bis 3. Aufl. u.d.T.: Textbook of internal medicine / William N. Kelley
Beschreibung:	XLVIII, 99, 3254 S.
ISBN:	0781717876

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adam_text	comti Contributors xxiii Preface xliii List of Clinical Decision Guides xlv Rapid Access Guide RA1 PART 1: PRINCIPLES OF MEDICAL PRACTICE 1 SECTION I: HUMANISM AND ETHICS 2 1 Introduction to Internal Medicine as a Discipline 2 William N. Kelley and Joel D. Howell 2 Clinical Medicine, Clinical Ethics and Physicians Professionalism 4 Mark Siegler, Arthur L. Caplan, and Peter A. Singer SECTION II: BASIC MECHANISMS OF HEALTH AND DISEASE 9 3 The Genome Project and Molecular Diagnosis 9 Leslie G. Biesecker, Barbara B. Biesecker, and Francis S. Collins 4 Cell Growth, Differentiation, and Death 11 Max Wicha 5 Principles of the Immune Response 14 Robert Winchester 6 Inflammation: Cells, Cytokines, and Other Mediators 22 Zoltan Szekanecz and Alisa E. Koch 7 Mechanisms of Hormone Action 25 Daryl K. Granner 8 Principles of Nutrition 33 David H. Alpers 9 Principles of the Renal Regulation of Fluid and Electrolytes 47 L. B. Gardner and H. David Humes 10 Pulmonary Gas Exchange 54 John J. Marini and David R. Dantzker EMTS 11 Vascular Biology 67 Elizabeth G. Nabel 12 Disorders of Lipid Metabolism 72 Daniel J. Rader 13 Pathogenesis of Atherosclerosis 94 Alan M. Fogelman, Franklin L. Murphy, and Peter A. Edwards 14 Some Functional Pathways in the Central Nervous System 99 John A. Kiernan 15 Biology and Genetics of Aging and Longevity 108 Richard A. Miller 16 Clinical Physiology of Aging 118 Lewis A. Lipsitz 17 Healthcare Implications of an Aging Society 127 Joan Weinryb, Dennis Hsieh, Risa Lavizzo Mourey 18 Host Microbe Interaction 136 Herbert L. DuPont and Liliana Rodriguez 19 Etiology of Malignant Disease 141 William A. Blattner 20 Molecular and Cell Biology of Neoplasia 147 Peter C. Nowell 21 Epidemiology of Malignant Disease 152 David Schottenfeld 22 Prevention of Neoplasia 155 Peter Greenwald 23 Transplantation Immunology 159 Judith A. Shizuru SECTION III: APPROACH TO COMMON PRIMARY CARE ISSUES 164 24 Periodic Health Evaluation 164 Albert G. Mulley, Jr. 25 Preoperative Medical Evaluation 168 Judi M, Woolger 26 Immunizations 169 Theodore C. Eickhoff v/ii Viii CONTENTS 27 Infectious Disease Prevention in the International Traveler 174 David O. Freedman 28 Cancer Screening and Early Detection 179 John K. Gohagan, Burnett S. Kramer, and William C. Black 29 Epidemiology and Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease 182 Lori Mosca 30 Systemic Hypertension 191 Myron H. Weinberger 31 Approaches to Hypercholesterolemia and Other Abnormal Lipid Profiles 201 Daniel ]. Rader 32 Approach to the Patient With Chest Pain (Cardiac and Non Cardiac) 214 Alberto A. Mitrani and Mark Multach 33 Smoking and Smoking Cessation 219 Alfred Munzer 34 Approach to the Problem of Alcohol Abuse and Dependence 224 Charles P. O Brien 3 5 Approach to the Problem of Substance Abuse 229 Charles P. O Brien 36 Obesity 233 Albert J. Stunkard and Thomas A. Wadden 37 Anorexia Nervosa and Eating Disorders 242 Paul M. Copeland 38 Approach to the Patient With Unintentional Weight Loss 245 Daniel M. Lichstein and Robert L. Hernandez 39 Depression, Anxiety, and Other Psychiatric Disorders 247 Maria D. Llorente 40 Care of the Dying Patient 251 Joanne Lynn and Betty Ferrell SECTION IV: PRINCIPLES OF CLINICAL EVALUATION 255 41 The Clinical Approach to the Patient 255 James O. Woolliscroft 42 Principles of Clinical Epidemiology 257 Jay M. Sosenko 43 Evidence Based Medicine 260 Mark T. O Connell 44 Computers in Support of Clinical Decision Making 264 Edward H. Shortliffe 45 Quality Improvement and Clinical Outcomes Assessment 268 David Shulkin 46 Assessment of Physician Performance in the New Health Care Environment 272 Roberta Parillo, Mark Rivo, and Laurence B. Gardner 47 Medical Malpractice and Risk Management 275 Kimberly A. Cook and Juan D. Reyes SECTION V: RELATED MEDICAL DISCIPLINES 278 48 Adolescent Medicine 278 GailB. Slap 49 Principles of Occupational Medicine 282 Mark R. Cullen and Linda Rosenstock 50 Medical Ophthalmology 288 Michele R. Piccone and Stuart L. Fine 51 Medical Otolaryngology 291 Erica R. Thaler and David M. Kennedy 52 Principles of Women s Medicine 299 Erin N. Marcus 53 Principles of Sports Medicine 303 Paul McCaffrey Ford and Gordon O. Matheson 54 Principles of Rehabilitation Medicine 308 , Kresimir Banovac, Debbie Fertel, Joseph Bauerlein 55 Principles of Clinical Pharmacology 311 D. Craig Brater i 56 Alternative Medicine: Prevalence, Cost, and Usefulness 319 Mark Multach SECTION VI: SELECTED MEDICAL EMERGENCIES 324 57 General Principles in the Approach to the Patient with an Acute Emergency 324 Sheldon Jacobson 58 Animal Bites and Stings 335 Faith T. Fitzgerald 59 Near Drowning 339 Leonard D. Hudson and Kenneth P. Steinberg 60 Treatment of Anaphylaxis 342 Marc S. McMorris 61 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation 345 Kathleen S. Schrank 62 Hyperthermia and Hypothermia 349 Faith T. Fitzgerald 63 Ionizing Radiation Injuries 352 Brahm Shapiro PART 2: CARDIOLOGY 359 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DISORDERS 360 64 Essential Features of the Cardiac History and Physical Examination 360 Elizabeth G. Nabel 65 Approach to the Patient With Chest Pain 368 Elizabeth G. Nabel 66 Approach to the Patient With Heart Failure 374 Robert J. Cody 67 Approach to the Patient With Cardiac Arrhythmias 381 5. Adam Strickberger, Douglas P. Zipes, and Fred Morady 68 Approach to the Patient With Heart Murmurs 389 Jonathan Abrams 69 Approach to the Patient With Syncope 396 Patrick T. O Gara and Kristin Ellison 70 Approach to the Pregnant Patient With Heart Disease 406 G. Michael Felker and Kenneth L. Baughman 71 Approach to the Patient With Hypotension and Shock 415 ToddM. Koelling and Robert J. Cody SECTION II: DISORDERS OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM 428 72 Coronary Artery Disease 428 Mihai Gheorghiade and Robert O. Bonow 73 Acute Myocardial Infarction 448 Robert Roberts 74 Myocardial Diseases 464 Michael R. Bristow, John B. O Connell, and Louisa Mestroni CONTENTS JX 7 5 Tumors of the Heart 474 Joel S. Raichlen and Martin G St. John Sutton 76 Cardiac Arrhythmias 481 Bradley P. Knight, Douglas P. Zipes, and Fred Morady 77 Valvular Heart Disease 503 David Bach and Kim A. Eagle 78 Congenital Heart Disease in the Adult 521 Thomas J. Ryan and J. Kevin Harrison 79 Pericardial Diseases 540 E. William Hancock 80 Pulmonary Hypertension and Cor Pulmonale 547 Lewis J. Rubin 81 Vascular Medicine 554 Mark A. Creager and Marie Gerhard Herman 82 Genetics of the Cardiovascular System 569 Craig T. Basson and Carl J. Vaughan SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES 579 83 Cardiovascular Radiology 579 Robert D. Tarver, Dewey J. Conces, Jr., Lynn S. Broderick 84 Electrocardiography, Exercise Stress Testing, and Ambulatory Monitoring 584 Charles Fisch 85 Echocardiography 597 William F. Armstrong 86 Radionuclide and Magnetic Resonance Techniques 610 Mark A. Lawson and Gerald M. Pohost 87 Diagnostic and Therapeutic Catheterization 623 Richard A. Lange and L. David Hillis 88 Electrophysiologic Testing 635 Fred Morady 89 Principles of Cardiac Conditioning and Rehabilitation 644 Victor F. Froelicher and Jonathan N. Myers 90 Clinical Pharmacology of Cardiovascular Drugs 651 D. Craig Brater 91 Use of Anticoagulant Drugs 673 Michael D. Ezekowitz X CONTENTS 92 Principles and Applications of Cardiac Surgery 684 John G. Byrne, Raymond H. Chen, and David H. Adams 93 Medical Management of the Cardiac Transplant Patient 691 Keith Aaronson and Robert Cody PART 3: GASTROENTEROLOGY 697 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH DIGESTIVE AND HEPATOBILIARY DISORDERS 698 94 Approach to the Patient With Dysphagia 698 Joel E. Richer 95 Approach to the Patient With Noncardiac Chest Pain 702 Henry P. Parkman 96 Approach to the Patient With Abdominal Pain 707 Robert B. Stein and Gary R. Lichtenstein 97 Approach to the Patient With Acute Abdomen 718 Stewart C. Wang and Michael W. Mulholland 98 Approach to the Patient With Nausea and Vomiting 729 William L Hosier 99 Approach to the Patient With Diarrhea 738 Carol E. Semrad and Eugene B. Chang 100 Approach to the Patient With Constipation, Fecal Incontinence, and Gas 755 Jeffrey L. Barnett 101 Approach to the Patient With an Abdominal or Rectal Mass 763 Ilias Scotiniotis and Michael L. Kochman 102 Approach to the Patient With Gastrointestinal Bleeding 770 Grace H. Elta 103 Approach to the Patient With Jaundice 782 Richard H. Moseley 104 Approach to the Patient With Abnormal Liver Chemistries 791 Richard H. Moseley 105 Approach to the Patient With Complications of Chronic Liver Disease and Fulminant Hepatic Failure 801 Charmaine A. Stewart and Michael R. Lucey SECTION MA: DISORDERS OF THE ALIMENTARY TRACT 813 106 Diseases of the Esophagus 813 Joel E. Richter 107 Gastroduodenal Ulcer Disease and Gastritis 824 David C. Metz and John H. Walsh 108 Motor Disorders of the Gastrointestinal Tract 844 Chung Owyang 109 Irritable Bowel Syndrome 851 Yehuda Ringel and Douglas A. Drossman 110 Disorders of Digestion and Absorption 856 Dennis J. Ahnen 111 Inflammatory Bowel Disease 876 Lawrence S. Freidman and Daniel K. Podolsky 112 Mesenteric Vascular Diseases 896 James C. Stanley 113 Gastrointestinal Infections 905 CM. Thorpe and Andrew G. Plaut 114 Gastrointestinal Diseases With an Immune Basis 917 Charles O. Elson 115 Upper Gastrointestinal Neoplasms 925 Anil K. Rustgi 116 Colorectal Neoplasia 932 C. Richard Boland SECTION MB: DISORDERS OF THE PANCREAS, LIVER, AND BILIARY TRACT 943 117 Pancreatitis 943 James H. Grendell 118 Pancreatic Cancer and Gut Neuroendocrine Tumors 961 Daniel G. Haller 119 Viral Hepatitis 970 Frederick Nunes 120 Autoimmune Hepatitis and Primary Biliary Cirrhosis 978 Gillian Ann Zeldin and Albert J. Czaja 121 Alcoholic Liver Diseases 984 David W. Crabb and Lawrence Lumeng •. 122 Drug Induced Hepatic Injury 996 Shelley C. Lu and Lawrence S. Maldonado 123 Metabolic, Granulomatous, and Infiltrative Disorders of the Liver 1011 Bruce R. Bacon 124 Gallstones and Cholecystitis 1017 John H. Sekijima and Sum P. Lee 125 Biliary Tract Disease 1025 Jenny Heathcote 126 Hepatobiliary Neoplasms 1032 Andrew Stolz SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN DIGESTIVE AND HEPATOBILIARY DISORDERS 1040 127 Endoscopic Diagnosis and Therapy 1040 Gregory G. Ginsberg 128 Abdominal and Alimentary Tract Imaging and Interventional Radiology 1049 Stephen W. Trenker 129 Diagnostic Tests in Gastrointestinal Motility and Physiology 1055 William L Hosier 130 Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition 1062 William F. Stenson and Patti Eisenberg 131 Laproscopic Surgery for Gastrointestinal Disorders 1074 C. Daniel Smith and Timothy M. Farrell 132 Liver Transplantation 1082 Christopher F. Schultz and Michael R. Lucey PART 4: NEPHROLOGY 1091 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH RENAL AND ELECTROLYTE DISORDERS 1092 133 Approach to the Patient With Renal Disease 1092 H. David Humes 134 Approach to the Patient With Hematuria 1095 John H Galla 135 Approach to the Patient With Proteinuria and Nephrotic Syndrome 1098 Jeffrey R. Schelling and John R. Sedor 136 Approach to the Patient With Dysuria and Pyuria 1105 Eric W. Young CONTENTS Xi 137 Approach to the Patient With Polyuria or Nocturia 1108 Robert M.A. Richardson and Sheldon Tobe 138 Approach to the Patient With Urinary Retention and Obstruction 1112 Nelson Leung, Amit K. Ghosh, and Karl A. Nath 139 Approach to the Patient With Nephrolithiasis 1119 Rebeca D. Monk and David A. Bushinsky 140 Approach to the Patient With Oliguria and Acute Renal Failure 1124 H. David Humes 141 Approach to the Patient With Chronic Renal Failure 1133 Fuad N. Ziyadeh 142 Approach to the Patient With Volume Depletion and Dehydration 1146 James A. Shayman 143 Approach to the Patient With Edema 1148 James A. Shayman 144 Approach to the Patient With Hyponatremia 1150 Lawrence S. Weisberg and Malcolm Cox 145 Approach to the Patient With Hypernatremia 1157 Harold M. Szerlip and Malcolm Cox 146 Approach to the Patient With Hypokalemia 1162 Manuel Martinez Maldonado 147 Approach to the Patient With Hyperkalemia 1167 Manuel Martinez Maldonado 148 Approach to the Patient With Altered Magnesium Concentration 1172 Anton C. Schoolwerth, George M. Feldman, and R. Michael Culpepper 149 Approach to the Patient With Acid Base Abnormalities 1176 Thomas D. DuBose, Jr. SECTION II: DISORDERS OF THE KIDNEY 1191 150 Immune Mediated Glomerulopathies 1191 Ian R. Rifkin and David J. Salant 151 Tubulointerstitial Diseases 1208 Carolyn J. Kelly and Eric G. Neilson Xli CONTENTS 152 Vascular Diseases of the Kidney 1213 William L Henrich 153 Diabetes and the Kidney 1218 Frank C. Brosius HI and Charles W. Heilig 154 Dysproteinemias and the Kidney 1223 Paul W. Sanders 155 Renal Tubular Acidosis and Fanconi Syndrome 1228 Peter C. Brazy 156 Renal Cysts and Cystic Diseases 1232 William D. Kaehny 157 Hereditary Nephropathies 1235 Martin C. Gregory 158 Obstructive Nephropathy 1238 Nelson Leung, Amit K. Ghosh, and Karl A. Nath 159 Renal Lithiasis 1243 David A. Bushinsky 160 Tumors of the Kidney, Ureter, and Bladder 1248 Jia Bi and Derek Raghavan 161 Congenital Anomalies of the Kidney, Ureter, and Bladder 1254 Patrick Brophy and Jean E. Robillard 162 Pregnancy, the Kidney, and Hypertension 1260 Marshall D. Lindheimer and Adrian I. Katz SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN RENAL AND ELECTROLYTE DISEASES 1266 163 Laboratory Evaluation of Renal Disorders 1266 Majd I. Jaradat and Bruce A. Molitoris 164 Renal Biopsy and Treatment of Glomerular Disease 1273 Ronald J. Falk 165 Renal Substitution Treatment in Acute and Chronic Renal Failure 1290 Paul Sakiewicz and Emil Paganini 166 Renal Transplantation 1297 Christopher Y. Lu, Miguel A. Vazquez, Mariusz Kielar, D. Rohan Jeyarajah, and Xin J. Zhou 167 Adjustment of Drug Dosage in Patients With Renal Insufficiency 1304 Suzanne K. Swan PART 5: RHEUMATOLOGIC, ALLERGIC, AND DERMATOLOGIC DISEASES 1315 Rheumatology and Allergy 1316 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH RHEUMATOLOGIC AND ALLERGIC DISORDERS 1316 168 Approach to the Patient With Musculoskeletal Complaints 1316 Eric L. Radin 169 Approach to the Patient With Pain in One or a Few Joints 1320 Alisa E. Koch 170 Approach to the Patient With Polyarthritis or Generalized Musculoskeletal Pain 1324 Theodore Pincus 171 Approach to the Patient With Back Pain 1331 Glen S. O Sullivan 172 Approach to the Patient With Anergy 1338 Abba I. Terr 173 Approach to the Patient With Allergy 1340 Abba I. Terr , SECTION II: DISORDERS OF THE RHEUMATOLOGIC AND ALLERGIC SYSTEMS 1347 174 Rheumatoid Arthritis 1347 Gary S. Firestein 175 Osteoarthritis and Polychondritis 1359 Marc C. Hochberg 176 Spondyloarthropathies 1364 Frank C. Arnett , 177 Crystal Induced Synovitis 1370 Michael M. Ward 178 Systemic Lupus Erythematosus and Overlap Syndromes 1375 Ronald F. van Vollenhoven 179 Sderoderma and Raynaud s Syndrome 1392 James R. Seibold 180 Idiopathic Inflammatory Myopathies 1399 Robert L. Wortmann 181 Vasculitis: Its Many Forms 1404 Gary S. Hoffman, Brian Mandell 182 Infectious Arthritis 1418 Mary M. Stimmler 183 Lyme Disease 1424 Leonard H. Sigal 184 Infiltrative, Neoplastic, and Endocrinologic Causes of Musculoskeletal Complaints 1431 Juan ]. Canoso 185 Fibromyalgia (Fibrositis), Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Bursitis, and Other Nonarticular Rheumatic Complaints 1436 Juan J. Canoso 186 Heritable Disorders of Connective Tissue 1439 Uta Francke 187 Inherited Deficiencies of Complement and Immunoglobulins 1445 George F. Moxley SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN RHEUMATOLOGIC AND ALLERGIC DISEASES 1451 188 Use of Laboratory Tests in Rheumatic and Immunologic Diseases 1451 John A. Hardin 189 Arthroscopy 1458 William J. Arnold 190 Imaging Techniques for Rheumatologic Diagnosis 1460 Curtis W. Hayes and Avinash A. Balkissoon Dermatology 1469 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH DERMATOLOGIC DISEASES 1469 191 Approach to the Patient With Skin Lesions 1469 Christopher M. Barnard 192 Approach to the Patient With Alopecia or Balding 1478 Susan M. Swetter SECTION II: DISORDERS OF THE DERMATOLOGIC SYSTEMS 1481 193 Psoriasis, Lichen Planus, and Pityriasis Rosea 1481 Christopher M. Barnard 194 Infections of Skin 1486 Gary L. Darmstadt CONTENTS Xlii 195 Bullous Diseases of Skin and Mucous Membranes 1490 Mark C. Udey 196 Atopic and Contact Dermatitis 1494 Teresa A. Borkotvski and Mark C. Udey 197 Allergic Urticaria and Erythema Multiforme 1496 Christopher M. Barnard 198 Approach to the Management of Skin Cancer 1499 Susan M. Swetter 199 Cutaneous Reactions to Drugs 1503 Martin Vazaquez SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN DERMATOLOGIC DISEASES 1508 200 Dermatologic Diagnosis: Fundamentals for the Internist 1508 Julie Anne Winfield PART 6: ONCOLOGY AND HEMATOLOGY 1521 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH ONCOLOGIC AND HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS 1522 201 Approach to the Patient With Lymphadenopathy 1522 David J. Vaughn 202 Approach to the Patient With Splenomegaly 1530 Lynn M. Schuchter 203 Approach to the Patient With a Mediastinal Mass 1535 Kevin R. Fox 204 Approach to the Patient With Superior Vena Cava Syndrome 1540 Janice P. Dutcher 205 Approach to the Patient With a Palpable Breast Mass and/or An Abnormal Mammogram 1543 Helen Pass, Mark Helvie, and Sofia D. Merajver 206 Approach to the Patient With a Testicular Mass 1551 Stephen D. Williams 207 Approach to the Patient With a Prostate Nodule or Elevated Prostate Specific Antigen Level 1553 David C. Smith and James E. Montie Xiv CONTENTS 208 Approach to the Patient With an Adnexal Mass 1556 Ivor Benjamin and Stephen C. Rubin 209 Approach to the Patient With an Abnormal Papanicolaou Smear 1562 Andrew W. Menzin and Stephen C. Rubin 210 Approach to the Patient With A Pathologic Fracture 1567 Janice P. Dutcher 211 Approach to the Patient With Anemia 1570 Thomas P. Duffy 212 Approach to the Patient With Leukopenia 1575 Laurence A. Boxer 213 Approach to the Patient With Thrombocytopenia 1582 Douglas B. Cines 214 Approach to the Patient With Pancytopenia 1589 Joel M. Rappeport 215 Approach to the Patient With an Elevated Hemoglobin Level 1594 Eugene P. Frenkel 216 Approach to the Patient With Leukocytosis 1598 Stephen G. Emerson 217 Approach to the Patient With Thrombocytosis 1601 Allen M. Gewirtz 218 Approach to the Patient With Bleeding 1606 Keith R. McCrae 219 Approach to the Patient With Thrombosis 1614 Joel S. Bennett SECTION II: DISORDERS OF ONCOLOGY AND HEMATOLOGY 1618 220 Breast Cancer 1618 Teresa Gilewski and Larry Norton 221 Gynecologic Malignancies 1634 Mark A. Morgan and Stephen C. Rubin 222 Germ Cell Malignancies in Men 1639 Stephen D. Williams 223 Prostate Cancer 1644 Kenneth J. Pienta and David C. Smith 224 Sarcomas of Soft Tissue and Bone 1648 / Sybil Biermann and Laurence H. Baker 225 Epithelial Malignancies of the Head and Neck 1653 George ]. Bosl and David G. Pfister 226 Cancer of Unknown Primary Origin 1659 John D. Hainsworth and F. Anthony Greco 227 Acute Leukemias 1663 Peter H. Wiernik 228 Chronic Leukemias 1672 George P. Canellos 229 Myelodysplastic Syndrome 1676 Frederick R. Appelbaum 230 Aplastic Anemia and Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes 1680 Joel M. Rappeport 231 Myeloproliferative Disorders: Polycythemia Vera, Thrombocythemia, and Myelofibrosis 1684 Eugene P. Frenkel 232 Hodgkin s Disease 1689 Sandra]. Horning 233 Non Hodgkin s Lymphomas 1694 R. Gregory Bociek, Julie M. Vose, and James O. Armitage 234 Plasma Cell Disorders 1700 Phillip R. Greipp 235 Amyloidosis 1707 Robert A. Kyle 236 Waldenstrom s Macroglobulinemia 1710 Robert A. Kyle 237 Inherited Disorders of Blood Coagulation 1712 David Ginsburg 238 Acquired Disorders of Blood Coagulation 1718 Alvin H. Schmaier 239 Disorders of Platelet Function 1723 Keith R. McCrae and Sanford J. Shattil 240 Thrombotic Disorders 1733 Joel S. Bennett 241 Hemoglobinopathies 1740 George F. Atweh and Edward J. Benz, Jr. 242 Iron Deficiency and Iron Loading Anemias 1753 Kenneth R. Bridges 243 Megaloblastic Anemias 1758 Ralph Carmel 244 Hemolytic Anemias 1769 Joseph P. Catlett 245 Sickle Cell Anemia 1788 Bertram H. Lubin 246 Anemia of Chronic Disease 1794 Robert T. Means, Jr. 247 Paraneoplastic Syndromes 1797 Gregory P. Kalemkerian SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN ONCOLOGIC AND HEMATOLOGIC DISORDERS 1801 248 Imaging in Oncology 1801 Stephen I. Marglin and Ronald A. Castellino 249 Pathology and Cytology 1806 Virginia A. LiVolsi and John E. Tomaszewski 250 Tumor Markers 1811 Daniel F. Hayes 251 Molecular Diagnosis of Cancer 1815 Jeffrey Sklar and Neal Lindeman 252 Principles of Surgical Oncology 1825 John M. Daly and Michael D. Lieberman 253 Principles of Radiation Oncology 1830 Allen S. Lichter 254 Principles of Chemotherapy and Hormonal Therapy 1835 Bruce A. Chabner, Michael Seiden, and Jeffrey Clark 255 Principles of Biologic Therapy 1849 John W. Smith II and Walter J. Urba 256 Hematopoietic Growth Factors 1854 Malcolm A.S. Moore 257 Blood Types, Tissue Typing, and Transfusion of Blood Products 1858 Frank T. Hsieh, Steven A. Mechanic, Edward Snyder, and Albert Deisseroth 258 Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation 1865 Stephanie J. Lee and Joseph H. Antin 259 Anticoagulant and Fibrinolytic Therapy 1872 Bruce Furie 260 Cancer Pain Management 1875 Janet L. Abrahm 261 Antiemetic Treatment 1880 Richard J. Gralla 262 Design and Conduct of Cancer Clinical Trials 1883 Michael A. Friedman and Richard Simon CONTENTS XV PART 7: INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND AIDS 1887 Infectious Diseases 1888 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH INFECTIOUS DISEASES 1888 263 Approach to the Patient With Cellulitis and Other Soft Tissue Infections 1888 Ronald T. Lewis 264 Intra Abdominal Abscess: Diagnosis and Management 1895 Marianne Cinat and Samuel E. Wilson 265 Approach to the Patient With Osteomyelitis 1900 Layne O. Gentry 266 Approach to the Febrile Patient 1906 Philip A. Mackowiak 267 Approach to Infection in the Immunocompromised Host 1911 Kenneth V.I. Rolston and Gerald P. Bodey 268 Approach to the Patient With Bacteremia and Sepsis 1918 Gary A. Noskin and John P. Phair 269 Approach to the Patient With Recurrent Infections 1926 Burke A. Cunha SECTION II: INFECTIOUS DISEASES 1931 270 Endocarditis, Intravascular Infections, Pericarditis and Myocarditis 1931 C. Glenn Cobbs and Michael Saccente 271 Approach to Infections of the Genitourinary Tract, Including Perinephric Abscess and Prostatitis 1941 Baldwin Toye and Allan R. Ronald 272 Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Genital Tract Infections 1948 William C. Levine 273 Surgical Infections, including Burns and Postoperative Infections 1957 E. Patchen Bellinger Bacterial Infections 274 Staphylococcal Infections 1961 Dennis R. Schaberg 275 Streptococcal Infections 1965 Monica M. Farley and Benjamin Schwartz XVi CONTENTS 276 Anthrax 1978 Raymond A. Smego, Jr. 277 Listeria and Erysipeloid Infections 1980 Barry Zelnff, Marcia Kielhofner, and Susan J. Burgert 278 Corynebacterial Infections 1984 Robert T. Chen and Charles R. Vitek 279 Meningococcal Infections 1986 Peter Densen 280 Gonococcal Infections 1990 Geo F. Brooks 281 Salmonellosis 1997 Sonja J. Olsen and Robert V. Tauxe 282 Shigellosis 2000 Karen Kotloff and Myron M. Levine 283 Infections Caused by Vibrio and Campylobacter Species 2005 /. Glenn Morris, Jr. and Martin J. Blaser 284 Infection Caused by Heliobacter pylori 2012 David Y. Graham 285 Brucellosis, Tularemia, Pasteurellosis, and Yersiniosis 2015 Edward J. Young 286 Infections Caused by Hemophilus and Bordetella Species 2022 Charles J. Schleupner and Kenneth M. Sosnowski 287 Legionellosis 2028 Emanuel N. Vergis and Robert R. Muder 288 Chancroid and Granuloma Inguinale 2032 George P. Schmid 289 Bartonellosis 2034 NorbertJ. Roberts, Jr. 290 Clostridial Infections 2036 W. Lance George 291 Infections Caused by Nondostridial Anaerobes 2041 Sydney M. Finegold and W. Lance George 292 Cat Scratch Disease, Bacillary Angioimatosis, and Peliosis Hepatitis 2050 Thomas H. Belhorn 293 Rat Bite Fever 2053 Ronald G. Washburn Mycobacterial Infections 294 Tuberculosis 2055 Lisa K. Fitzpatrick and Christopher Braden 295 Nontuberculous Mycobacterial Diseases 2065 David E. Griffith and Richard J. Wallace, Jr. 296 Leprosy 2072 Robert R. Jacobson Spirochetal Infections 297 Syphilis 2073 Naiel N. Nassar and Justin David Radolf 298 Nonvenereal Treponematoses: Yaws, Pinta and Endemic Syphilis 2082 Naiel N. Nassar and Justin David Radolf 299 Leptospirosis 2085 George J. Alangaden 300 Relapsing Fever 2087 Thomas Butler Infections Caused by Fungi and Higher Bacteria 301 Actinomycetes: Nocardiosis, Actinomycetoma, Actinomycosis 2090 Richard J. Wallace 302 Infections Caused by Dimorphic Fungi 2094 Thomas F. Patterson 303 Opportunistic Fungal Infections 2099 John E. Edwards, Jr. Rickettsial Infections 304 Infections Caused by Rickettsia, Ehrlichia Orienta, and Coxiella 2105 Daniel B. Fishbein Mycoplasmal and Chlamydial Infections 305 Infections Caused by Mycoplasma pneumoniae and the Genital Mycoplasmas 2110 Charles M. Helms 306 Chlamydial Infections 2113 Robert B. Jones Viral Infections 307 Infections Caused by Arboviruses 2118 James P. Luby 308 Infections Caused by Arenaviruses, Hantaviruses and Filoviruses 2123 AH Khan and Anne K. Pflieger 309 Poxvirus Infections 2136 Brian W. J. Mahy 310 Respiratory Viral Infections 2138 Robert L. Atmar 311 Measles, Mumps, and Rubella 2147 Walter A. Orenstein and Melinda Wharton 312 Herpes Simplex Virus Infections 2152 Michael N. Oxman 313 Cytomegalovirus 2177 Sarah H. Cheeseman 314 Epstein Barr Virus, and the Infectious Mononucleosis Syndrome 2179 Joseph S. Pagano 315 Varicella Zoster Virus Infection 2185 Anne A. Gershon 316 Enterovirus Infections 2189 Ross E. McKinney, Jr. 317 Viral Gastroenteritis 2192 Roger I. Glass 318 Rabies 2194 Charles E. Rupprecht 319 Human Papillomaviruses 2199 William Bonnez 320 Human Herpesvirus 6 2204 Thomas H. Belhorn Parasitic Infections 321 Intestinal Protozoa 2206 Pablo C. Okhuysen and Cynthia L. Chappell 322 Malaria 2210 Donald J. Krogstad 323 Leishmaniasis 2215 A. Clinton White, Jr. and Peter C. Melby 324 African and American Trypanosomiasis 2220 Mario Paredes Espinoza and Patricia Paredes Casillas 325 Babesiosis 2226 Murray Winner 326 Toxoplasmosis 2230 Benjamin J. Luft 327 Pneumocystosis 2236 Donald Armstrong and Edward M. Bernard 328 Trichomoniasis 2240 Jose A. Prieto and Jorge D. Blanco 329 Free living Amebae Infections: Naegleria, Acanthameba, and Leptomyxids 2241 Richard J. Duma 330 Introduction to Helminthic Diseases 2245 Adel A.F. Mahmoud 331 Tissue Nematode Infections 2245 James W. Kazura 332 Intestinal Nematodes 2252 Robert A. Salata 333 Cestode Infections 2257 Robert Blanton CONTENTS XVii 334 Trematode Infections 2262 Charles H. King SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN INFECTIOUS DISEASES 2268 335 Antimicrobial Therapeutic Agents 2268 William A. Craig 336 Approach to the Treatment of Systemic Fungal Infections 2279 John H. Rex 337 Antimicrobial Chemoprophylaxis 2281 F. Marc LaForce 338 Hospital Epidemiology and Infection Control 2283 Jan Evans Patterson HIV AIDS 2293 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH HIV INFECTION 2293 339 Approach to the Patient With HIV Exposure 2293 Elise M. Jochimsen and Denise M. Cardo 340 Approach to the Patient With Asymptomatic HIV Infection (and Counseling) 2298 Abraham Verghese 341 Approach to the Symptomatic Patient With HIV Infection 2301 Henry Masur 342 HIV/AIDS: Approach to the Patient With Pulmonary Disease 2307 Philip C. Hopewell 343 HIV/AIDS: Approach to the Patient With Diarrhea and/or Wasting 2310 Roberto C. Arduino 344 HIV/AIDS: Approach to the Patient With Neurologic Symptoms 2312 Richard W. Price 345 Pathogenesis of HIV Infection 2316 Sharon Lewin and Martin Markowitz SECTION II: DISORDERS OF HIV INFECTION 2320 346 HIV/AIDS: Clinical Considerations 2320 Stephen B. Greenberg and Christopher J. Lahart xviii contents 347 Neoplasms in AIDS 2328 David M. Aboulafia and Ronald T. Mitsuyasu SECTION III: MANAGEMENT, PREVENTION, AND CONTROL 2332 348 Principles of Antiretroviral Treatment and Vaccines 2332 Christopher J. Lahart 349 HIV/AIDS: Epidemiology, Prevention and Control 2339 Subhash K. Hira PART 8: PULMONARY AND CRITICAL CARE MEDICINE 2343 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH RESPIRATORY DISEASE OR CRITICAL ILLNESS 2344 350 Approach to the Patient With Hypoxemia 2344 David H. Ingbar 351 Approach to the Patient With Dyspnea 2349 Kathy E. Sietsema 352 Approach to the Patient With Cough 2354 K. F Chung 353 Approach to the Patient With Hemoptysis 2361 Edward F. Haponik 354 Approach to the Critically 111 Patient 2366 Leonard D. Hudson and Kenneth P. Steinberg 355 Management of the Critically 111 Patient With Multiple Organ Dysfunction 2369 Paul M. Dorinsky and Michael A. Matthay 356 Approach to the Patient With Acute Respiratory Failure 2377 Thomas Corbridge 357 Approach to the Management of the Patient With Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome 2383 Kenneth P. Steinberg and Leonard D. Hudson 358 Approach to the Patient With Pleural Disease 2389 Steven A. Sahn and John E. Hefner 359 Approach to the Patient With a Solitary Pulmonary Nodule 2399 Joseph P. Lynch, III and Ella A. Kazerooni 360 Approach to the Patient With Interstitial Lung Disease 2403 Kevin K. Brown 361 Approach to the Patient With Suspected Pneumonia 2412 Galen B. Toews 362 Evaluation of Pulmonary Disease in the Immunocompromised Host 2419 Phillip C. Hopewell SECTION II: DISORDERS OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM 2427 363 Asthma 2427 Sally E. Wenzel 364 Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) 2433 Andrew L. Ries 365 Bronchiectasis 2439 John M. Luce and Robert M. Jasmer 366 Diseases of the Upper Airway 2443 Michael G. Glenn and Ernest A. Weymullerjr. 367 Lung Abscess 2450 Hugh A. Cassiere and Michael S. Niederman 368 Pulmonary Tuberculosis 2454 Charles L. Daley 369 Bronchopulmonary Aspergillosis 2460 Alan F. Barker 370 Cystic Fibrosis 2462 Moira L. Aitken 371 Idiopathic Interstitial Pneumonias 2469 Talmadge E. King, Jr. 372 Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis 2477 William W. Merrill 373 Sarcoidosis 2481 Lee S. Newman and Cecile S. Rose 374 The Granulomatous Vasculitides 2486 Ulrich Specks 375 Occupational Lung Diseases 2495 Patrick G. Hartley and David A. Schwartz 376 Miscellaneous Pulmonary Disease 2510 Leslie Zimmerman 377 Lung Cancer 2521 Eric J. Olsen and James R. Jett 378 Pulmonary Thromboembolism 2531 Thomas M. Hyers 379 Diseases of the Mediastinum and Chest Wall 2536 Cameron D. Wright 380 Diseases of Respiratory Muscles 2539 Thomas K. Aldrich 381 Diseases of Ventillatory Control 2541 Clifford W. Zwillich and Sogol Notvbar 382 Sleep Apnea Syndrome, Hypersomnolence, and Other Sleep Disorders 2545 David R. White 383 Inhalation and Aspiration Syndromes 2553 Norman E. Adair and Edward F. Haponik 384 Diseases of High Altitude 2559 Robert B. Schoene SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES 2563 385 Essential Points of the Pulmonary History and Physical Examination 2563 Michael E. Hanley 386 Approach to Imaging of the Chest 2569 David A. Lynch 387 Pulmonary Function Testing 2579 Jack L. Clausen 388 Hemodynamic and Respiratory Monitoring in Critical Care 2585 Barbara A. Cockrill 389 Diagnostic Procedures in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine 2593 Suzette Garofano and Diane E. Stover 390 Respiratory Therapy Techniques 2601 Carolyn H. Welsh 391 Lung Transplantation 2608 Robert M. Kotloff PART 9: ENDOCRINOLOGY, METABOLISM, AND GENETICS 2617 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH ENDOCRINOLOGIC, METABOLIC, AND GENETIC DISORDERS 2618 392 Approach to the Patient With a Thyroid Nodule 2618 James A. Fagin 393 Approach to Menstrual Disorders and Galactorrhea 2620 Robert L. Barbieri 394 Approach to the Patient With Virilization 2623 Richard S. Legro CONTENTS XIX 395 Approach to the Patient With Gynecomastia 2626 Glenn D. Braunstein 396 Approach to the Infertile Male 2628 Frances J. Hayes 397 Approach to Sexual Dysfunction in the Female 2631 Robert L. Barbieri 398 Approach to Sexual Dysfunction in the Male 2632 Max Hirshkotvitz and Glenn R. Cunningham 399 Approach to the Patient With Hyperglycemia 2635 Jay S. Skyler 400 Approach to the Patient With Hypoglycemia 2648 John F. Service 401 Approach to the Patient With Flushing 2651 Jerome M. Feldman 402 Approach to Hypercalcemia and Hypocalcemia 2652 Bruce Lobaugh and Marc K. Drezner SECTION II: DISORDERS OF ENDOCRINOLOGY, METABOLISM, AND GENETICS 2663 _ _ 403 Disorders of the Hypothalamic and Anterior Pituitary Gland 2663 John C. Marshall and Ariel L. Barkan 404 Disorders of Posterior Pituitary Function 2684 Alan G. Robinson 405 Disorders of the Pineal Gland 2691 Warner Burch 406 Disorders of the Thyroid Gland 2693 Leonard Wartofsky 407 Adrenal Cortical Disorders 2720 David E. Schteingart 408 Adrenal Medullary Disorders 2735 Brahm Shapiro and Milton D. Gross 409 Endocrinology of the Female 2740 Robert L. Barbieri 410 Disorders of Gonadal Function in Men 2743 Peter J. Snyder 411 Diabetes Mellitus, Types I and II 2751 Jay S. Skyler 412 Metabolic Bone Disease 2769 Dolores Shoback and Coleman Gross XX CONTENTS 413 Disorders of Carbohydrate Metabolism (Excluding Diabetes) 2784 Stanton Segal 414 Disorders of Amino Acid Metabolism 2788 Robert J. Smith 415 Multiple Endocrine Neoplasia 2793 Stephen J. Marx 416 Genetic Disorders 2796 Richard W. Erbe SECTION ill: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN ENDOCRINOLOGIC, METABOLIC, AND GENETIC DISORDERS 2812 417 Testing and Evaluation of Pituitary End Organ Function 2812 Ariel L. Barkan and John C. Marshall 418 Evaluation of Thyroid Function Tests 2821 Rasa Kazlauskaite, Bruce Weintraub, and Kenneth Burman 419 Human Gene Therapy 2829 James M. Wilson PART 10: NEUROLOGY 2833 SECTION I: APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WITH NEUROLOGIC DISEASES 2834 420 Approach to the Patient With Neurologic Complaints 2834 Vincent P. Sweeney and Donald W. Paly 421 Approach to the Patient With Headache 2836 James W. Lance 422 Approach to the Patient With Dizziness and Vertigo 2844 Mark F. Walker and David S. Zee 423 Approach to the Patient With Tumors of the Central Nervous System 2846 Lisa M. DeAngelis and J. Gregory Cairncross 424 Approach to the Patient With Impairment of Consciousness 2856 John J. Caronna 425 Approach to the Patient With a Sleep Disorder 2862 Roger J. Broughton 426 Approach to the Patient With Seizures 2864 Antonio V. Delgado Escueta 427 Approach to the Patient With Visual Complaints 2876 Preston C. Calvert 428 Approach to the Patient With a Gait Disorder 2881 Stephen G. Reich 429 Approach to the Patient With Abnormal Movements and Tremors 2884 Stephen G. Reich 430 Approach to the Patient With Disorders of Sensation 2888 John W. Griffin 431 Approach to the Patient With Suspected Infection of the Central Nervous System 2894 Anthony W. Chow and Donald W. Paty SECTION II: DISORDERS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM 2904 432 Cerebrovascular Diseases 2904 John J. Caronna 433 Demyelinating Diseases 2912 John J. Richert 434 Parkinson s Disease and Related Disorders 2915 Stephen G. Reich 435 Chronic Dementing Conditions 2918 Bruce L Miller 436 Cerebellar Degeneration 2921 Ging Yuek Robin Hsiung and Oksana Suchowersky 437 Amytrophic Lateral Sclerosis 2923 Andrea M. Corse 438 Huntington s Disease 2926 Michael R. Hayden and Blair R. Leavitt 439 Central Nervous System Poisoning 2928 / William Langston, Ian Irwin, Sarah A. Jewell 440 The Neurologic Complications and Consequences of Ethanol Use and Abuse 2933 Stanley A. Hashimoto and Donald W. Paty 441 Bacterial Infections of the Nervous System 2936 Anthony W. Chow and Donald W. Paty 442 Viral Infections of the Nervous System 2946 Jorge T. Gonzalez 443 Slow Virus Infections in the Nervous System, Including AIDS 2953 Jerry S. Wolinsky and Justin C. McArthur 444 Seizures and Epilepsies 2958 Antonio V. Delgado Escueta 445 Structural Disorders of the Spinal Column 2972 John Dean Ryboch 446 Disorders of the Peripheral Nervous System 2975 Ahmet Hoke and Thomas E. Feasby 447 Mononeuropathies and Entrapment Neuropathies 2987 Andrew A. Eisen 448 Muscle Disease 2991 Andrew A, Eisen and Kenneth Berry SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN NEUROLOGIC DISEASES 2996 449 Lumbar Puncture and Cerebrospinal Fluid Analysis 2996 George C. Ebers 450 Electroencephalography and Evoked Potentials 2999 David B. MacDonald 451 Neurophysiology: Nerve Conduction and Electromyography 3000 Andrew A. Eisen 452 Neuroimaging 3004 Jack O. Greenberg 453 Serologic and Molecular Genetic Diagnoses 3015 Russell Margolis and Christopher Ross PART 11: GERIATRICS 3019 SECTION I: APPROACH TO ASSESSMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF THE ELDERLY PATIENT WITH A MAJOR GERIATRIC PROBLEM COMPLEX 3020 454 Diagnosis and Management of the Elderly Patient 3020 Michele F. Bellantoni 455 Approach to the Elderly Patient With Hypertension 3026 William B. Applegate 456 Approach to the Elderly Patient With Diabetes 3032 Jeffrey B. Halter 457 Approach to the Elderly Patient With Dyslipidemia 3037 Walter H. Ettinger, Jr. and William R. Hazzard 458 Approach to the Elderly Patient With Incontinence 3041 Joseph G. Ouslander and Theodore M. Johnson, II CONTENTS XXI 459 Approach to the Elderly Patient With Altered Mental Status 3047 Sharon K. Inouye 460 Approach to the Elderly Patient With Depression 3053 Dan G Blazer 461 Approach to the Elderly Patient With Disorders of Fluid and Osmolality Regulations 3055 Jo Wiggins 462 Approach to the Elderly Patient With Falls and Impaired Mobility 3060 Mary E. Tinetti 463 Approach to the Patient With Pressure Ulcers 3067 Richard M. Allman 464 Approach to the Frail Elderly Patient 3069 Linda P. Fried and Jeremy Walston SECTION II: DISORDERS PROMINENT IN GERIATRIC MEDICAL PRACTICE 3074 465 Diagnosis and Management of Osteoporosis in Older Adults 3074 Karen Prestwood 466 Dementia, Including Alzheimer s Disease 3082 Christopher M. Clark 467 Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia/Urinary Obstruction 3085 /. Lisa Tenover SECTION III: DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC MODALITIES IN THE ELDERLY: SPECIAL ASPECTS AND CONSIDERATIONS 3091 468 Geriatric Assessment 3091 David B. Reuben 469 Geriatric Clinical Pharmacology 3095 Janice B. Schwartz 470 Geriatric Clinical Nutrition, Including Malnutrition, Obesity, and Weight Loss 3107 Jeffrey I. Wallace, Robert S, Schwartz 471 Exercise in the Elderly 3114 Alice S. Ryan and Andrew P. Goldberg 472 Geriatric Rehabilitation 3123 Kenneth Brummel Smith 473 Philosophical and Ethical Issues in Geriatrics 3127 Christine K. Cassel
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