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management diabetic diagnosis indications infections antibiotic biopsy bone dfi differential duration failure hivaids jiroveci nonoperative nonsurgical opportunistic osteomyelitis pcp pheochromocytoma
IDSA - Approach to Treating a Patient With Diabetic Foot Osteomyelitis When to consider a trial of
IDSA - Approach ... of nonsurgical treatment ... 48–72 h if on treatment ... consider bone resection ... #Resection #Indications
IDSA Diabetic Foot infection - In Which Situations Is Diagnostic Bone Biopsy Most Recommended? • Patient
IDSA Diabetic Foot ... choice of early surgery ... favor of prolonged treatment ... osteomyelitis with antibiotic-resistant ... consider surgical resection
Causes of Antibiotic Failure - Differential Diagnosis Framework Diagnosis: • Non-Infectious: Malignant, Autoimmune, Drug-related (NMS, serotonin syndrome,
Causes of Antibiotic ... Immunocompromise Treatment ... Tissue penetration (CNS ... to Treatment: Drug ... side effect/reaction
IDSA - Diabetic Foot Infections - Suggested Route, Setting, and Duration of Antibiotic Therapy, by Clinical
IDSA - Diabetic ... Foot Infections ... 4–6 wk • No surgery ... #Diabetic #Foot ... #pharmacology #
Pheochromocytoma - Diagnosis and Management Summary 10 percent rule = 10% of pheochromocytomas are extra-adrenal, multiple, bilateral,
, and, rarely, secondary ... of anesthesia, surgery ... management and then surgery ... laparoscopic tumor resection ... Open surgical resection
IDSA Recommendations for Prevention and Treatment of Pneumocystis Pneumonia (PCP) in HIV-AIDS Indications for Initiating Primary Prophylaxis:
IDSA Recommendations ... Prevention and Treatment ... ) in HIV-AIDS Indications ... opportunistic #infections ... HIVAIDS #management #pharmacology
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