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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
- 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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