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Medical management of pulmonary diseases / edited by Gerald S. Davis; associate editors, Theodore W. Marcy, Elizabeth A. Seward.

Holman Biotech Commons RC731 .M43 1999
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Davis, Gerald S., 1944-
Seward, Elizabeth A., 1955-
Series:
Clinical guides to medical management
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Respiratory organs--Diseases.
Respiratory organs.
Lung Diseases--diagnosis.
Lung Diseases--therapy.
Respiratory Physiological Phenomena.
Respiratory System--physiopathology.
Respiratory Tract Infections.
Medical Subjects:
Lung Diseases--diagnosis.
Lung Diseases--therapy.
Respiratory Physiological Phenomena.
Respiratory System--physiopathology.
Respiratory Tract Infections.
Physical Description:
xxvii, 795 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm.
Place of Publication:
New York : Marcel Dekker, [1999]
Contents:
I. The Anatomy and Physiology of the Respiratory Tract
1. Anatomy of the Respiratory System / Theodore W. Marcy, Gerald S. Davis 1
II. Function of the Respiratory System 1
III. Structure-Function Relationships 3
2. Muscles, Nerves, and Central Control of Respiration / James C. Leiter 15
I. Respiratory Muscles and Nerves 15
II. Central Control of Respiration 19
III. Integrated Control 25
3. Principles of Air Movement Into and Out of the Lung / David A. Kaminsky 31
II. Forces Involved in Air Movement 32
III. Air Movement Into the Lung 36
IV. Air Movement Out of the Lung 43
V. Work of Breathing 45
4. Principles of Blood Flow, Gas Exchange, and Oxygen Delivery / Jason Kelley 51
II. Blood Flow 51
III. Gas Exchange 53
IV. Oxygen Transport and Delivery 60
V. Carbon Dioxide Clearance 63
5. Host Defense Mechanisms of the Lung / Herbert Y. Reynolds 65
III. Alveolar Space
Air Exchange Surface 71
IV. Recognition and Characterization of Defects in Host Defense 73
II. Symptoms and Signs of Respiratory Disease
6. The Respiratory System: History / Gerald S. Davis, Theodore W. Marcy 79
I. Symptoms of Respiratory Disease 79
II. Past Medical History, Family History, and Smoking 87
III. Occupational and Environmental Exposure History 88
IV. Medication Use History 90
7. Physical Examination of the Respiratory System and Thorax / Gerald S. Davis, Theodore W. Marcy 93
I. Inspection 93
II. Digital Clubbing 96
III. Palpation 98
IV. Percussion 102
V. Auscultation 103
VI. Cardiovascular Examination for Respiratory Disease 106
VII. Synthesis 108
8. Lung Sounds in Health and Disease / Raymond L.H. Murphy, Jr., Robert G. Loudon 111
I. Classification of Lung Sounds 111
II. The Mechanisms That Produce Lung Sounds 113
III. Acute Respiratory Disorders 117
IV. Chronic Respiratory Disorders 119
V. Observer Variability 120
VI. Computer-Based Analysis 121
III. Common Diagnostic Studies: Principles and Interpretation
9. Pulmonary Function Testing / David A. Kaminsky 123
II. Spirometry 126
III. Lung Volumes 133
IV. Measures of Gas Exchange 136
V. Special Testing 139
VII. Cases 145
10. Principles and Interpretation of the Chest Radiograph / Peter A. Dietrich, Todd Peebles 153
I. Role of the Chest Radiograph in the Evaluation of Patients with Respiratory Symptoms 153
II. Common Radiographic Techniques 153
III. An Approach to Chest Film Interpretation 154
IV. Chest Radiographs in Selected Clinical Situations 160
V. Limitations of the Chest Film 167
11. Computed Tomography / Kevin K. Matsuba, Jeffrey S. Klein 169
I. General Utility of Computed Tomography of the Chest 169
II. Specific Diagnostic Problems 170
12. Bronchoscopy in Diagnosis and Management of Pulmonary Diseases / Michael Unger 199
II. Classification of Bronchoscopy 200
III. Indications for Diagnostic Bronchoscopy 203
IV. Therapeutic Interventional Bronchoscopy 206
V. Complications 208
13. Diagnostic Sampling of Lung Tissues and Cells / Kevin O. Leslie, Louis A. Lanza, Richard A. Helmers, Thomas V. Colby 213
II. Specimens from Bronchoscopy 213
III. Specimens from Transthoracic Needle Biopsy and Aspiration 216
IV. Specimens from Thoracoscopy and Thoracotomy 217
IV. Common Diagnostic and Treatment Dilemmas
14. Dyspnea / Donald A. Mahler, Roberto Mejia 221
II. What Is Dyspnea? What Causes Dyspnea? 221
III. Types of Dyspnea 223
IV. Acute Dyspnea 224
V. Positional Dyspnea 225
VI. Chronic Dyspnea 227
VII. Treatment Strategies 228
15. Management of Cough / Richard S. Irwin, J. Mark Madison 233
II. What Does Cough Mean to the Physician? 233
III. Why Do Patients with Cough Seek Medical Attention So Frequently? 234
IV. What Has Been Learned About the Workup of Chronic, Persistent Cough? 235
V. What Protocols Are Recommended for Evaluating Cough? 237
VI. What Is the Role of Empiric Therapy in Diagnosing the Cause of Chronic Cough? 239
VII. What Has Been Learned About the Treatment of Chronic, Persistent Cough? 242
VIII. What are the Common Pitfalls in Managing Patients with Chronic Cough? 244
16. Chronic Rhinitis and Sinusitis / Sidney S. Braman 247
I. Anatomy and Physiology of the Nose and Paranasal Sinuses 247
II. Symptoms of Rhinitis and Sinusitis 250
III. Epidemiology of Rhinitis and Sinusitis 252
IV. Chronic Rhinitis 253
V. Nasal Polyposis 259
VI. Lung Function in Allergic Rhinitis 260
VII. Nasal Hyperreactivity 261
VIII. Nasal Disease and Obstructive Sleep Apnea 261
IX. Acute and Chronic Sinusitis 261
17. Pleural Effusion and Pneumothorax / Patrick A. Dowling, Veena B. Antony 265
II. Pleural Effusion 265
III. Pneumothorax 286
18. Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Infection / Shawn J. Skerrett 293
I. Epidemiology of Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Infection 293
II. Microbiology of Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Infection 294
III. Clinical Presentation of Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Infection 295
IV. Evaluation of Patients with Suspected Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Infection 296
V. Management of Acute Lower Respiratory Tract Infection 302
VI. Prognosis and Follow-Up 306
19. Acute Respiratory Failure / John J. Marini 309
II. Oxygenation Failure 309
III. Ventilatory Failure 318
IV. Principles of Managing Respiratory Failure 324
20. Evaluation and Management of the Solitary Pulmonary Nodule / T. Glen Bouder, Jay H. Ryu 329
II. Initial Evaluation 331
III. Diagnostic Procedures 333
IV. Decision Making 336
V. Prognosis 338
21. Hemoptysis / David H. Ingbar 341
II. Etiologies 341
III. Approach to Diagnosis and Management 352
IV. Treatment 354
V. Common Therapies
22. Oxygen Therapy / Walter J. O'Donohue, Jr. 357
II. Regulations and Requirements for Home Oxygen Therapy 357
III. Physician Responsibility in Long-Term Oxygen Therapy 359
IV. Oxygen Reimbursement Issues 360
V. Oxygen During Sleep and Exercise 360
VI. Oxygen Delivery Systems 362
VII. Oxygen Concentrators 362
23. Smoking Prevention and Smoking Cessation / Roger H. Secker-Walker 371
I. Scope of the Problem 371
II. Smoking Prevention 373
III. Smoking Cessation 374
24. Lung Transplantation / James H. Dauber 383
II. Definitions and Surgical Considerations 383
III. Diseases Amenable to Transplantation 384
IV. Selection of Recipients 386
V. Selection of a Donor 389
VI. Principles of Immunosuppression 391
VII. Outcomes of Lung Transplantation 394
VIII. Complications 397
25. Principles of Mechanical Ventilation / Theodore W. Marcy 413
I. Goals of Mechanical Ventilation 413
II. Classification of Ventilator Modes 413
III. Ventilator Settings in Specific Clinical Settings 421
IV. Evaluating for Discontinuation of Ventilatory Support 424
V. Long-Term Ventilation 425
VI. Important Specific Diseases
26. Asthma / William J. Calhoun 429
II. Goals of Asthma Management 429
III. Approach to Asthma Diagnosis 430
IV. Approach to Asthma Management 436
V. Specific Asthma Syndromes 446
27. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and Emphysema / John W. Kreit, Robert M. Rogers 451
II. Pathophysiology 451
III. Clinical Features 453
IV. Diagnosis 455
V. Management of Stable COPD 457
VI. Evaluation and Management of COPD Exacerbations 467
28. Sarcoidosis / Gunnar Gudmundsson, Gary W. Hunninghake 475
II. Pathogenesis 475
III. Clinical Manifestations 477
IV. Treatment 478
29. Chronic Diffuse Parenchymal Lung Diseases / Talmadge E. King, Jr., Marvin I.
Schwarz 487
II. Occupational and Environmental Causes of DPLD 494
III. Drug-Induced Interstitial Lung Disease 494
IV. Fibrotic Diseases of Unknown Etiology 496
V. Collagen Vascular Diseases 512
VI. "Primary" or Unclassified Syndromes 517
30. Venous Thromboembolism / Roger H. Secker-Walker 531
I. Venous Thromboembolism 531
II. Clinical Features 534
III. Diagnosis 535
IV. Management 538
31. Sleep-Disordered Breathing / David E. Gannon 551
II. Physiology of Sleep and Sleep-Disordered Breathing 551
IV. Risk Factors 554
V. Clinical Presentation 554
VI. Clinical Evaluation of Patients 556
VII. Management of Obstructive Sleep Apnea Syndrome 563
32. Lung Cancer / M. Patricia Rivera, Diane E. Stover 569
I. Epidemiology 569
II. Risk Factors/Etiology 569
III. Molecular Biology 570
IV. Histology 571
V. Clinical Presentation 571
VI. Paraneoplastic Syndromes 572
VII. Diagnosis 572
VIII. Preoperative Assessment of NSCLC 573
IX. Staging of SCLC 576
X. Natural History of Lung Cancer 577
XI. Treatment of NSCLC 577
XII. Treatment of SCLC 579
XIII. Prevention 580
XIV. The Future 580
33. Heart Disease Caused by Lung Disease / William E. Hopkins 581
II. Pulmonary Hypertension 581
III. Parenchymal Lung Disease and Hypoxia 587
IV. Pulmonary Vascular Occlusive Disease with Right Heart Failure 589
V. Pulmonary Vascular Occlusive Disease Without Right Heart Failure 592
34. Cystic Fibrosis / William P. Sexauer, Stanley B. Fiel 595
II. Pathophysiology 595
III. Approach to the Patient 597
IV. Antimicrobial Therapy 598
V. Chest Physiotherapy and Mucociliary Clearance 603
VI. Bronchodilators and Aerosols 604
VII. Mucolytics and DNase 604
VIII. Anti-Inflammatory Therapies 605
IX. Lung Transplantation 607
X. Complications 608
35. Tuberculosis / Jeffrey D. Edelman, Milton D. Rossman 613
II. Clinical Presentation of Tuberculosis 613
III. Diagnosis of TB Infection 615
IV. Tuberculin Skin Testing and Prophylaxis 617
V. Treatment of Active Tuberculosis 619
VI. Prevention of Transmission 623
36. Infections Due to Nontuberculous Mycobacteria / Michael D. Iseman 627
II. Various Forms of Pulmonary Disease 627
III. Diagnosis of Pulmonary NTM Infection 630
IV. Principles of Treatment 631
V. Adjunctive Therapy 633
VI. Common Pathogens 633
VII. Recommended Management 637
37. Chronic Fungal Pulmonary Infections / Scott F. Davies 639
II. Histoplasmosis 640
III. Blastomycosis 642
IV. Coccidiodomycosis 644
V. Cryptococcosis 647
VI. Aspergillosis 648
VII. Respiratory Disease in Special Settings
38. Occupational and Environmental Airway Disease / Joel N. Kline, David A. Schwartz 653
II. Occupational History 654
III. Occupational Asthma 655
IV. Chronic Airway Disease-Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Industrial Bronchitis, and Byssinosis 659
V. Toxic Fumes 660
VI. Reactive Airways Dysfunction Syndrome (RADS) 663
VII. Organic Dust Toxic Syndrome (ODTS) 664
VIII. Management and Outcome 666
39. Occupational and Environmental Lung Diseases Caused by Inhaled Particles and Fibers / Gerald S. Davis 667
I. Diagnosis of Occupational Parenchymal Lung Diseases 667
II. Dose, Time, Exposure, and Biological Response 670
III. Lung Diseases Caused by Inhaled Particles 673
IV. Lung Diseases Caused by Inhaled Fibers 684
V. Lung Diseases Caused by Cobalt 690
VI. Lung Diseases Caused by Beryllium 694
40. Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis / Gerald S. Davis 697
I. Clinical Features 697
II. Agents and Environmental Exposures 701
III. Pathogenesis 705
IV. Prevalence 707
V. Diagnosis 707
VI. Prognosis 709
VII. Therapy 709
41. Evaluation of Respiratory Impairment and Disability / Akshay Sood, Carrie A. Redlich 713
II. Basic Definitions 713
III. Guidelines for Disability Evaluation 714
IV. Clinical Approach to Evaluating Pulmonary Disability 714
V. Evaluation of Common Diseases 716
VI. Workmen's Compensation 719
VII. Reporting Disability and Compensation Evaluations 720
42. Altitude and Illness / William G.B. Graham 721
II. General Adaptive Mechanisms in Normals 722
III. Altitude and Illness 724
IV. Acute Mountain Sickness 725
V. High-Altitude Pulmonary Edema (HAPE) 726
VI. High-Altitude Cerebral Edema 727
VII. Altitude and Existing Lung Disease 728
VIII. Lung Disease and Adaptation to Altitude 728
IX. Aircraft Flight 730
43. Obesity / Dudley F. Rochester 735
II. Quantification and Distribution of Obesity 735
III. Gas Exchange and Pulmonary Function 737
IV. Respiratory System Compliance and Resistance 738
V. Control of Breathing 738
VI. Respiratory Muscle and Exercise Performance 739
VII. Clinical Complications Related to the Respiratory System 740
VIII. Weight Loss in Morbid Obesity 743
IX. Treatment of OSA and Ventilatory Failure 744
X. Case Presentation 746
44. Pregnancy / Jing W. Liu, Dudley F. Rochester 751
II. Respiratory Physiology in Pregnancy 751
III. Obstructive Lung Diseases 754
IV. Restrictive Disorders of the Lungs and Chest Wall 758
V. Infectious Diseases 759
VI. Acute Respiratory Failure 762
VII. Deep Venous Thrombosis and Pulmonary Embolism 764
45. Preoperative Evaluation and Management of the Respiratory Disease Patient / Simon D. Spivack, Joseph L. Saraceno 769
I. The Surgical Procedure as a Challenge to the Respiratory Disease Patient 769
II. Anesthesia 769
III. Site-Specific Risks for Surgery 771
IV. Perioperative Interventions That Minimize Risk 777
V. Smoking Cessation 777
VI. Lung Expansion Techniques 778
VII. Management of Airflow Obstruction 780
VIII. Prophylaxis Against Deep Vein Thrombosis 780.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:
0824760026
OCLC:
41712219

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