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Conn's Current Therapy 2010 E-Book

Conn's Current Therapy 2010 E-Book

Edward T. Bope | Robert E. Rakel | Rick D. Kellerman

(2010)

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Abstract

Conn’s Current Therapy 2010 provides concise and easy-to-use guidance on the latest advances in therapeutics for common complaints and diagnoses. Edward T. Bope, MD; Robert E. Rakel, MD; and Rick D. Kellerman offer their expertise and the knowledge of hundreds of skilled international leaders on the full range of evidence-based management options. Tap into recent developments and thorough updates on myelodysplastic syndromes, psychocutaneous medicine, recently-approved and soon-to-be-approved drugs, and much more to stay on top of current treatment practices. With the full text online at expertconsult.com, you’ll have the information you need right at your fingertips for easy access!

  • Provides access to the full contents of the text online at expertconsult.com.
  • Discusses recent developments and thorough updates on myelodysplastic syndromes, psychocutaneous medicine, recently-approved and soon-to-be-approved drugs, and much so you can stay on top of current treatment practices.
  • Contains important diagnostic criteria in each chapter because correct diagnoses lead to the delivery of effective treatment.
  • Features acknowledged expert contributors for each chapter so you know that you are getting the best and most practical and accurate advice.
  • Presents management methods used by international experts to provide you with best practices from around the world.
  • Covers most common major presenting symptoms in a section on symptomatic care to assure that your patients can get the best possible treatment while tests are being performed.
  • Incorporates the latest information on recently-approved and soon-to-be-approved drugs so you are aware of all treatment options.
  • Includes the ICD-9 list of common diseases and codes on end papers to enable you and your staff to accurately code for reimbursement.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover Cover
Conn's Current Therapy 2010 iii
Copyright Page iv
Contributors v
Preface xxv
Contents xxvii
Section 1: Symptomatic Care Pending Diagnosis 1
Chapter 1: Pain 1
Classification 1
Pain as a Vital Sign 1
Treatment 1
Issues in Pain Management 4
Pain Emergencies 5
References 5
Chapter 2: Nausea and Vomiting 5
Differential Diagnosis 6
History: Defining the Illness 6
Physical Examination 6
Laboratory and Diagnostic Testing 7
Treatment 7
References 8
Chapter 3: Gaseousness and Dyspepsia 9
Gaseousness 9
Dyspepsia 10
References 11
Chapter 4: Hiccups 11
Etiology 11
Treatment 12
References 12
Chapter 5: Acute Infectious Diarrhea 13
Etiology 13
Differential Diagnosis 15
Special Cases 16
Prevention 16
Treatment 17
References 19
Chapter 6: Constipation 19
Definition 20
Demographics 20
Causes and Pathophysiology 20
Evaluation of Chronic Constipation 21
References 23
Chapter 7: Fever 23
Definitions 23
Pathogenesis and Physiology 24
Risks and Benefits of Fever 24
Fever of Unknown Origin 24
Treatment 25
References 25
Chapter 8: Cough 25
Acute Cough 26
Postinfectious Cough 26
Chronic Cough 26
Key Diagnostic Points 26
Treatment 28
References 29
Chapter 9: Pruritus 30
Diagnosis 30
Treatment 33
Complications 33
Follow-Up 33
References 35
Chapter 10: Tinnitus 35
General Phenomena of Tinnitus 35
Clinical Types 36
Contemporary and Practical Treatment 38
References 39
Chapter 11: Spine Pain 40
Epidemiology 40
Pathophysiology 40
Somatic Pain 40
Neuropathic Pain 40
Assessment 41
History 41
Examination 41
Natural Course of the Disease 41
Management 42
Radicular Pain Predominating 42
Axial Pain Predominating 43
Section 2: The Infectious Diseases 45
Chapter 12: The Patient with HIV Disease 45
Epidemiology 45
Pathophysiology 46
Natural History 46
Diagnosis 46
Screening 47
Approach to the Patient with HIV Infection 47
Antiretroviral Therapy 47
Treatment Failure 54
Drug Resistance and Resistance Testing 54
Adverse Drug Reactions and Drug-Drug Interactions 54
Complications 59
Management of HIV in Pregnant Women 62
Postexposure Prophylaxis of HIV Infection 62
References 62
Chapter 13: Amebiasis 62
Intestinal Amebiasis 63
Amebic Liver Abscess 63
Diagnosis 63
Therapy 63
References 64
Chapter 14: Giardiasis 64
Background 64
Organism 64
Epidemiology 64
Pathogenesis 65
Clinical Features 65
Diagnosis 66
Treatment 66
Follow-up 67
Prognosis 67
Prevention 67
References 67
Chapter 15: Severe Sepsis and Septic Shock 68
Epidemiology 68
Definitions 68
Pathophysiology 69
Diagnosis 69
Treatment 69
Prognosis and Limits of Care 72
References 72
Chapter 16: Brucellosis 72
Etiology 72
Epidemiology 72
Pathogenesis 73
Clinical Features 73
Diagnosis 74
Treatment 74
Prevention 75
References 76
Chapter 17: Varicella (Chickenpox) 76
Pathogenesis of Chickenpox 76
Epidemiology after Approval of the Vaccine 76
Treatment 77
References 78
Chapter 18: Cholera 78
Etiology 78
Treatment 79
Complications and Prognosis 80
References 81
Chapter 19: Foodborne Illness 81
History 81
Etiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment 81
References 83
Chapter 20: Necrotizing Skin and Soft Tissue Infections 83
Etiology 83
Clinical Features 84
Diagnosis 85
Treatment 85
References 86
Chapter 21: Toxic Shock Syndrome 86
Epidemiology 87
Clinical Manifestations 87
Pathogenesis 87
Diagnosis 87
Treatment 88
Prevention 88
References 88
Chapter 22: Influenza 88
Microbiology 88
Prevention 89
Evaluation 89
Complications 90
Chemoprophylaxis 90
Treatment 91
References 91
Chapter 23: Visceral Leishmaniasis 91
Epidemiology 92
Diagnosis 92
Available Drugs 93
Therapeutic Strategies 94
References 94
Chapter 24: Leprosy 95
Epidemiology 95
Etiopathogenesis 95
Clinical Features 95
Diagnosis 98
Classification Of Disease 98
Rare Variants 98
Treatment 99
Reactions 100
Prevention of Disabilities and Rehabilitation 101
Prevention 101
WHO Strategy for 2006 Through 2010 101
References 101
Chapter 25: Malaria 101
Transmission 102
Etiology and Life Cycle 102
Epidemiology 102
Clinical Manifestations 102
Diagnosis 104
Antimalarial Drugs 104
Treatment 106
Prevention 108
References 110
Chapter 26: Bacterial Meningitis 110
Diagnosis 110
Antibiotic Selection 110
Special Considerations for Antibiotic Therapy 110
Adjunctive Therapy 112
Chemoprophylaxis for Bacterial Meningitis 112
Vaccines for Bacterial Meningitis 113
References 113
Chapter 27: Infectious Mononucleosis 113
Classic Syndrome and Disease Course 114
Complications of Infectious Mononucleosis 114
Unusual Manifestations of Infectious Mononucleosis 114
Diagnosis 115
Treatment 115
References 116
Chapter 28: Chronic Fatigue Syndrome 116
Definition 116
Epidemiology 116
Diagnosis 117
Therapy 117
References 119
Chapter 29: Mumps 119
Epidemiology 119
Clinical Manifestations 119
Diagnosis 120
Treatment 120
Prevention 120
References 120
Chapter 30: Plague 121
Epidemiology 121
Modes of Transmission 121
Bioterrorism Threat 121
Pathogenesis and Clinical Syndromes 121
Diagnosis 121
Treatment 121
Prevention and Control 122
References 122
Chapter 31: Anthrax 122
Background 122
Clinical Features 122
Diagnosis 123
Treatment 124
References 126
Chapter 32: Psittacosis 126
Epidemiology 126
Clinical Features 126
Diagnosis 126
Management 127
References 127
Chapter 33: Q Fever 127
Diagnosis 127
Disease States 127
Treatment 128
References 128
Chapter 34: Rabies 128
Pathogenesis 128
Clinical Features 129
Epidemiology 129
Diagnosis 129
Prevention 129
Management of Human Rabies 130
References 130
Chapter 35: Rat-Bite Fever 130
Epidemiology 130
Clinical Presentation 131
Diagnosis 131
Differential Diagnosis 131
Treatment 131
References 132
Chapter 36: Relapsing Fever 132
Epidemiology 132
Clinical Diagnosis 132
Laboratory Diagnosis 133
Treatment 134
Jarisch-Herxheimer Reaction 134
Outcome 134
Prevention 135
References 135
Chapter 37: Lyme Disease 135
Epidemiology 135
Clinical Features 135
Laboratory Testing in Lyme Disease 136
Treatment 136
Prevention 138
References 138
Chapter 38: Rubella and Congenital Rubella Syndrome 138
Background and Epidemiology 139
Clinical Features and Diagnosis 139
Complications 139
Treatment and Vaccination 140
References 140
Chapter 39: Measles (Rubeola) 140
Epidemiology 140
Clinical Features 140
Diagnosis 141
Treatment 141
Prevention 141
References 141
Chapter 40: Tetanus 142
Etiology 142
Epidemiology 142
Clinical Features 142
Diagnosis 142
Treatment 143
Prevention 143
References 144
Chapter 41: Pertussis 144
Microbiology and Pathophysiology 144
Epidemiology 144
Immunity 145
Clinical Symptoms 145
Complications 145
Diagnosis 145
Treatment 145
Prevention 145
References 146
Chapter 42: Office-Based Immunization Practices 146
The Adoption of a Comprehensive Immunization Schedule 146
Adoption of Immunization-Specific Practices 152
Common Problems 154
References 155
Chapter 43: Travel Medicine 155
Pretravel Counseling 156
Immunizations 156
Protection against Malaria 161
Protection against Traveler's Diarrhea 162
Illness in the Returned Traveler 165
Post-travel Counseling 168
References 168
Chapter 44: Toxoplasmosis 169
Pathophysiology and Epidemiology 169
Diagnosis and Testing 169
Infection in Immunocompetent Patients 171
Infection in Immunocompromised and AIDS Patients 171
Ocular Toxoplasmosis 171
Congenital Toxoplasmosis and Toxoplasmosis in Pregnancy 171
Treatment 171
Prevention 173
References 174
Chapter 45: Cat-Scratch Disease 174
Epidemiology 174
Clinical Manifestations 174
Diagnosis 175
Treatment 175
Prevention 175
References 175
Chapter 46: Salmonellosis 176
Microbiology 176
Epidemiology 176
Pathogenesis 176
Clinical Presentation 177
Treatment 177
Bacteremia and Focal Infection 178
Treatment 178
Enteric Fever 179
Carrier State 179
Prevention 179
References 179
Chapter 47: Typhoid Fever 179
Epidemiology 180
Clinical Features 180
Complications 180
Diagnosis 180
Treatment 180
Prevention 181
References 182
Chapter 48: Rickettsial and Ehrlichial Infections 182
Rickettsial Infections 182
Ehrlichial Infections 183
References 185
Chapter 49: Smallpox 185
Clinical Features 185
Clinical Course 185
Differential Diagnosis and Laboratory Studies 189
Treatment 191
Acknowledgments 191
References 191
Section 3: Diseases of the Head and Neck 193
Chapter 50: Vision Correction Procedures 193
Background and Definitions 193
Epidemiology 194
Surgical Management of Refractive Error 194
Treatment of Presbyopia 197
Future Outlook 197
Summary 197
References 197
Chapter 51: Conjunctivitis 197
Allergic Conjunctivitis 197
Viral Conjunctivitis 198
Bacterial Conjunctivitis 199
Adult Inclusion Conjunctivis 199
Neonatal Conjunctivitis 199
Chapter 52: Optic Neuritis 200
Clinical Presentation 200
Investigations 201
Current Approach to Therapy: Acute and Long-term Management 201
Prognosis and Future Considerations 202
References 202
Chapter 53: Uveitis 202
Clinical Features and Diagnosis 202
Sequelae and Complications of Uveitis 203
Current Treatment 203
References 204
Chapter 54: Glaucoma 204
Types of Glaucoma 205
Treatment 206
References 207
Chapter 55: Otitis Externa 208
Anatomy and Physiology 208
Diagnosis 208
Treatment 208
Differential Diagnosis and Treatment 208
References 209
Chapter 56: Otitis Media 209
Definitions 210
Treatment Recommendations 210
Conclusion 211
References 211
Chapter 57: Episodic Vertigo 211
The Vestibular System 211
Approach to the Patient 213
Management 214
References 214
Chapter 58: Meniere's Disease 214
Background and Epidemiology 214
Pathophysiology 214
Evaluation 215
Management 215
References 216
Chapter 59: Sinusitis 216
Definitions 216
Acute Rhinosinusitis 217
Chronic Rhinosinusitis 217
Recurrent Acute Bacterial Rhinosinusitis 218
Radiographic Imaging 219
Complications of ABRS and Differential Diagnosis 219
Conclusions 219
References 219
Chapter 60: Nonallergic Perennial Rhinitis 220
Classification 220
Nasal Physiology 220
Pathophysiology 220
Diagnosis 221
Treatment 222
Conclusion 223
References 223
Chapter 61: Hoarseness and Laryngitis 224
Normal Laryngeal Function 224
Evaluation of Dysphonia 224
Types of Dysphonia 225
Neurologic Disorders and the Voice 228
Functional Voice Disorders 228
Presbylaryngis 228
Conclusion 229
References 229
Chapter 62: Streptococcal Pharyngitis 229
Epidemiology 229
Reasons to Treat 229
Clinical Diagnosis 230
Testing 230
Differential Diagnosis 231
Treatment 231
Complications 232
Vaccine Development 234
References 234
Section 4: The Respiratory System 235
Chapter 63: Acute Respiratory Failure 235
Definitions and Pathophysiology 235
Treatment 236
Specific Causes of Acute Respiratory Failure 238
References 240
Chapter 64: Atelectasis 240
Etiology 240
Pathophysiology 240
Clinical Presentation 241
Diagnosis 241
Treatment 241
References 241
Chapter 65: Management of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 241
Pathophysiology 241
Epidemiology and Risk Factors 242
Diagnosis 242
COPD Classification 242
Management of Stable COPD 243
Management of Exacerbations 245
Surgical Options 246
Chapter 66: Cystic Fibrosis 246
Pathophysiology 246
Clinical Presentation 246
Diagnosis 248
Treatment 248
References 249
Chapter 67: Sleep Apnea 250
Obstructive Sleep Apnea 250
Central Sleep Apnea 251
References 252
Chapter 68: Primary Lung Cancer 252
Epidemiology 252
Etiology 252
Clinical Presentation 253
Diagnosis and Evaluation 253
Treatment 254
References 256
Chapter 69: Coccidioidomycosis 257
Clinical Manifestations 257
Diagnosis 257
Treatment 258
References 258
Chapter 70: Histoplasmosis 258
Etiology and Epidemiology 258
Pathogenesis 259
Diagnosis 259
Clinical Manifestations 259
Prophylaxis in Patients with AIDS 260
Treatment 260
References 261
Chapter 71: Blastomycosis 261
Epidemiology 261
Clinical Manifestations 262
Diagnosis 262
Treatment 262
References 263
Chapter 72: Pleural Effusion and Empyema Thoracis 263
Physiology of Pleural Disease 263
Clinical Features of Pleural Effusions and Empyema 263
Etiology 263
Laboratory Investigations 264
Imaging 265
Treatment of Pleural Effusion 265
Treatment of Empyema 265
Outcome 266
References 266
Chapter 73: Primary Lung Abscess 266
Cause 266
Signs and Symptoms 267
Diagnosis 267
Treatment 267
Prevention 268
References 268
Chapter 74: Acute Bronchitis 268
Diagnosis 268
Treatment 268
References 269
Chapter 75: Bacterial Pneumonia 269
Community-Acquired Pneumonia 269
Health Care-Acquired Pneumonia 272
References 273
Chapter 76: Viral Respiratory Infections 273
Common Colds 273
Influenza-Like Illness 274
Croup 274
Bronchiolitis 274
References 275
Chapter 77: Viral and Mycoplasmal Pneumonias 275
Influenza (Human, Avian, and Swine) 275
Mycoplasma pneumoniae Pneumonia 276
References 278
Chapter 78: Legionellosis 279
Epidemiology 279
Clinical Features 279
Diagnosis 279
Treatment 279
Chapter 79: Venous Thromboembolism 280
Pathogenesis and Risk Factors 280
Epidemiology and Natural History of Venous Thromboembolism 281
Diagnosis of Deep Venous Thrombosis 281
Diagnosis of Recurrent Deep Venous Thrombosis 283
Diagnosis of Pulmonary Embolism 283
Prevention of Venous Thromboembolism 285
Treatment of Venous Thromboembolism 286
Acknowledgment 287
References 287
Chapter 80: Sarcoidosis 288
Epidemiology 288
Etiology and Pathophysiology 288
Clinical Presentation 288
Diagnosis 293
Natural History 293
Treatment 294
References 295
Chapter 81: Pneumoconiosis 295
Pneumoconiosis 295
Asbestosis 295
Silicosis 296
Disclaimer 298
References 298
Chapter 82: Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis 298
Pathophysiology 298
Clinical Presentation and Diagnosis 298
Treatment 298
References 299
Chapter 83: Tuberculosis and Other Mycobacterial Diseases 299
Tuberculosis 299
Diagnosis of Active Tuberculosis 300
Principles of Treatment 300
References 305
Section 5: The Cardiovascular System 307
Chapter 84: Acquired Diseases of the Aorta 307
Aortic Aneurysms 307
Aortic Occlusive Disease 308
Aortic Dissections 309
Traumatic Aortic Injury 310
References 310
Chapter 85: Angina Pectoris 311
Clinical Features 311
Diagnostic Testing 311
Risk Factor Management 312
Approach to Treatment 313
Other Causes of Angina 315
Newer Imaging Techniques 316
Summary 316
References 316
Chapter 86: Cardiac Arrest: Sudden Cardiac Death 316
Definition and Causes 316
Tests to Identify Risk for Sudden Death 317
Treatment 317
Primary Prevention of Ventricular Arrhythmias and Sudden Cardiac Death 317
Sudden Death Associated with Abnormalities of the QT Interval 319
Idiopathic Ventricular Fibrillation 320
Adult Congenital Heart Disease 320
Neuromuscular Diseases 320
Bradyarrhythmia 320
References 320
Chapter 87: Atrial Fibrillation 320
Classification 320
Presentation 320
Clinical Evaluation 321
Treatment 321
References 324
Chapter 88: Premature Beats 324
Premature Atrial Complexes 324
Premature Junctional Complexes 325
Premature Ventricular Complexes 326
References 327
Chapter 89: Heart Block 327
Mechanisms 327
Etiology 328
Signs and Symptoms 328
Treatment 329
Approach to the Patient 330
Conclusions 331
Acknowledgments 331
References 331
Chapter 90: Tachycardias 331
Mechanisms of Tachyarrhythmias 331
Supraventricular Tachyarrhythmias 332
Ventricular Tachyarrhythmias 335
Brugada Syndrome 336
References 337
Chapter 91: Congenital Heart Disease 337
Cardiac Evaluation 337
Acyanotic Lesions with Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow 338
Acyanotic Lesions with Obstruction 339
Cyanotic Lesions with Decreased Pulmonary Blood Flow 340
Cyanotic Lesions with Increased Pulmonary Blood Flow 342
References 342
Chapter 92: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy 342
Definition 342
Prevalence 343
Clinical Manifestations 343
Molecular Genetics 343
Pathogenesis 343
Treatment 344
Experimental Pharmacologic Agents 345
References 345
Chapter 93: Mitral Valve Prolapse 345
Prevalence 345
Classification 346
Pathology 346
Clinical Presentation 346
Diagnosis 347
Use of Echocardiography 347
Medical Management 348
Surgical Management 348
References 349
Chapter 94: Heart Failure 349
Definition 349
History and Physical Examination 349
Laboratory and Diagnostic Procedures 350
Classification 351
Management of Heart Failure 351
Common Management Errors 352
References 353
Chapter 95: Infective Endocarditis 353
Epidemiologic Changes 353
Forms of Endocarditis 353
Microbiology 354
Clinical Manifestations 354
Diagnosis 355
Treatment of Infective Endocarditis 356
References 359
Chapter 96: Hypertension 359
Definition 359
Epidemiology 359
Pathogenesis 361
Evaluation 361
Treatment 362
Resistant Hypertension 365
Secondary Hypertension 368
Hypertensive Emergencies 368
References 369
Chapter 97: Acute Myocardial Infarction 369
Incidence 369
Pathophysiology 369
Clinical Presentation 369
Evaluation of Suspected Acute Myocardial Infarction 370
Treatment 370
Summary 376
References 376
Chapter 98: Pericarditis and Pericardial Effusions 376
Embryologic Origin of the Pericardium 376
Pathologic Processes Involving the Pericardium 376
Classification 376
Clinical Manifestations 377
Diagnostic Work-up 377
Treatment 379
Prognosis 379
References 379
Chapter 99: Peripheral Arterial Disease 380
Carotid Artery Disease 380
Lower Extremity Occlusive Disease 382
References 384
Chapter 100: Venous Thrombosis 384
Air Travel and Thrombosis 384
Epidemiology 384
Etiology 384
Prevention 385
Summary 386
References 386
Section 6: The Blood and Spleen 387
Chapter 101: Aplastic Anemia 387
Definition 387
Differential Diagnosis 387
Supportive Care 388
Treatment 388
Long-Term Complications of Treatment 390
Conclusions 391
Acknowledgments 391
References 391
Chapter 102: Iron Deficiency 391
Normal Iron Metabolism 391
Causes of Iron Deficiency 392
Signs and Symptoms of Iron Deficiency 392
Laboratory Abnormalities 392
Principles of Iron Replacement Therapy 392
References 394
Chapter 103: Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia 394
General Clinical and Laboratory Findings of AIHA 395
Warm-Antibody AIHA 395
Cold-Antibody AIHA 396
Paroxysmal Cold Hemoglobinuria 396
Evans Syndrome 397
Medication-Induced AIHA 397
References 398
Chapter 104: Nonimmune Hemolytic Anemia 398
Diagnosis 398
Management 398
Congenital Hemolytic Anemias 399
Acquired Nonimmune Hemolytic Anemias 401
Hemolytic Anemia Caused by Erythrocyte Fragmentation 402
Hemolytic Anemia Caused by Chemical and Physical Agents 402
Hemolytic Anemia Caused by Infection 402
References 402
Chapter 105: Pernicious Anemia and Other Megaloblastic Anemias 402
Pernicious Anemia 402
Other Causes of Megaloblastic Anemia 402
Clinical Manifestations 403
Laboratory Diagnosis 404
Diagnosing Pernicious Anemia 404
Treatment 404
References 405
Chapter 106: Thalassemia 405
Globin Gene Arrangements 405
Pathophysiology 406
-Thalassemia Major 407
-Thalassemia Intermedia 409
-Thalassemia Minor 409
-Thalassemia 409
References 410
Chapter 107: Sickle Cell Disease 410
Clinical Features 410
Treatment 413
Other Therapeutic Issues 417
References 419
Chapter 108: Neutropenia 419
Evaluation of Neutropenia 419
Classification 420
Therapy 420
References 421
Chapter 109: Hemolytic Disease of the Fetus and Newborn 421
The RhD Antigen 421
Treatment 422
Hemolytic Disease of the Fetus and Newborn from non-RhD Antibodies 424
References 424
Chapter 110: Hemophilia and Related Bleeding Disorders 430
Hemophilia A and Hemophilia B 424
Von Willebrand's Disease 428
Rare Bleeding Disorders 430
References 430
Chapter 111: Platelet-Mediated Bleeding Disorders 430
Elements of Platelet Function 430
Quantitative Bleeding Disorders 431
Qualitative Platelet Disorders 432
References 433
Chapter 112: Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation 433
Pathophysiology 433
Complications 433
Diagnosis 434
Treatment 434
References 434
Chapter 113: Thrombotic Thrombocytopenic Purpura 434
Classification 435
Pathogenesis 435
Clinical Presentation 435
Diagnosis 436
Treatment 436
Prognosis 436
References 437
Chapter 114: Hemochromatosis 437
Clinical Features of Hemochromatosis: Liver Disease 437
Diagnosis of Hemochromatosis 437
Family Studies 438
Treatment 439
Population Screening 439
References 440
Chapter 115: Hodgkin's Lymphoma 440
Histologic Classification 440
Staging and Risk Categorization 440
Clinical Presentation and Initial Investigations 441
Treatment 442
Issues of Survivorship 444
References 445
Chapter 116: Hodgkin's Disease: Radiation Therapy 445
Epidemiology 445
Natural History 445
Pathology 445
Evaluation and Staging 446
Treatment 446
References 448
Chapter 117: Acute Leukemia in Adults 448
Diagnosis of Acute Leukemia 448
Prognosis in Acute Leukemia 449
Treatment 450
References 452
Chapter 118: Acute Leukemia in Children 452
Classification 452
Epidemiology 452
Prognosis 453
Etiology 454
Clinical Presentation 455
Medical Emergencies in Childhood Leukemia 455
Differential Diagnosis 456
Risk Stratification 456
Treatment 457
Relapse 458
Late Effects 458
References 459
Chapter 119: Chronic Leukemias 459
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia 459
Treatment 460
Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia 463
References 466
Chapter 120: Non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma 466
Epidemiology and Etiology 466
Classification 466
Clinical Presentation, Diagnosis, and Staging 467
Treatment Principles 468
Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma 468
Follicular Lymphoma 469
Burkitt's Lymphoma 470
T-Cell and NK-Cell Lymphomas 470
References 470
Chapter 121: Multiple Myeloma 471
Diagnosis 471
Staging and Prognosis 472
Therapy 472
References 475
Chapter 122: Polycythemia Vera 476
Epidemiology and Prognosis 476
Thromboembolic Complications 476
Clinical Features 476
Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis 477
Therapy 477
Special Considerations 478
References 478
Chapter 123: Porphyria 479
Classification 479
Diagnosis 479
Treatment 479
References 484
Chapter 124: Therapeutic Use of Blood Components 484
Red Blood Cells 484
Platelets 486
Plasma 487
Granulocytes 487
References 487
Chapter 125: Adverse Effects of Blood Transfusion 488
Transfusion Reactions 488
Transfusion-Related Complications 493
References 496
Chapter 126: Myelodysplastic Syndromes 496
Epidemiology 496
Clinical Manifestations 496
Diagnostic Evaluation 496
Prognosis 496
Treatment 497
References 498
Section 7: The Digestive System 499
Chapter 127: Cholelithiasis and Cholecystitis 499
Cholelithiasis 499
Acute Cholecystitis 499
Chronic Cholecystitis 501
Biliary Sludge 501
Choledocholithiasis 501
References 502
Chapter 128: Cirrhosis 502
Ascites 503
Spontaneous Bacterial Peritonitis 504
Portosystemic (Hepatic) Encephalopathy 505
Hepatorenal Syndrome 506
Portopulmonary Hypertension 506
Hepatopulmonary Syndrome 507
Hepatic Hydrothorax 507
Hepatocellular Carcinoma 507
Vaccination 508
Osteopenia 508
Liver Transplantation 508
References 509
Chapter 129: Bleeding Esophageal Varices 510
Variceal Bleeding: Scope of the Problem 510
Treatment 510
References 513
Chapter 130: Dysphagia and Esophageal Obstruction 513
Pathophysiology 513
Diagnosis 513
Treatment 515
Summary 516
References 516
Chapter 131: Diverticula of the Alimentary Tract 516
Esophagus 516
Stomach 517
Small Intestine 517
Colon 518
Special Problems 519
References 520
Chapter 132: Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Crohn's Disease and Ulcerative Colitis 520
Clinical Manifestations 520
Diagnosis 521
Treatment 522
Therapeutic Options 523
References 525
Chapter 133: Irritable Bowel Syndrome 525
Epidemiology 525
Pathophysiology 525
Evaluation 526
Treatment 526
References 527
Chapter 134: Hemorrhoids, Anal Fissure, and Anorectal Abscess and Fistula 527
Anatomy and Function of the Anal Canal 527
History and Physical Examination 528
Hemorrhoids 528
Anal Fissure 529
Anorectal Abscess and Fistula 529
References 530
Chapter 135: Gastritis and Peptic Ulcer Disease 530
Dyspepsia 530
Gastritis 531
Peptic Ulcer Disease 532
Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome 535
References 535
Chapter 136: Acute and Chronic Viral Hepatitis 535
Hepatitis A Virus 536
Hepatitis E Virus 536
Hepatitis B Virus 537
Hepatitis D Virus 539
Hepatitis C Virus 539
References 540
Chapter 137: Malabsorption 540
Diagnosis 540
Evaluation of Suspected Malabsorption 543
Specific Disorders Associated with Malabsorption 544
References 546
Chapter 138: Acute and Chronic Pancreatitis 547
Acute Pancreatitis 547
Chronic Pancreatitis 552
References 556
Chapter 139: Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease 556
Pathophysiology 556
Complications 557
Diagnosis 557
Management 558
References 559
Chapter 140: Tumors of the Stomach 559
Gastric Adenocarcinoma 559
Gastrointestinal Stromal Tumors 561
Carcinoid Tumors 561
Gastric Lymphomas 561
References 561
Chapter 141: Tumors of the Colon and Rectum 562
Background, Epidemiology, and Etiology 562
Evaluation 563
Management 565
References 566
Chapter 142: Intestinal Parasites 567
Protozoa: Amoebae, Flagellates, Ciliates 567
Spore-Forming Protozoa and Microsporidia 571
Helminths 573
References 577
Section 8: Metabolic Disorders 579
Chapter 143: Diabetes Mellitus in Adults 579
Epidemiology 579
Diagnosis and Classification of Diabetes and Prediabetes 579
Pathophysiology 579
Treatment 580
References 587
Chapter 144: Diabetes Mellitus in Children and Adolescents 587
Diagnosis 588
Initial Management 588
Diabetic Ketoacidosis 588
Initiation of Insulin Replacement Therapy 589
Outpatient Diabetes Care 589
Diabetes Education 589
Goals of Therapy 590
Insulin Therapy 590
Self-Monitoring 591
Medical Nutrition Therapy 591
Exercise 592
Psychosocial Support 592
Sick Day Management 592
Hypoglycemia 592
Screening for Diabetes-Related Complications 592
Screening for Other Autoimmune Diseases 593
Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Youth 593
References 594
Chapter 145: Diabetic Ketoacidosis 594
Diagnosis 595
Treatment 595
Complications 598
Summary 598
References 599
Chapter 146: Hyponatremia 599
Clinical Presentation 599
Regulation of Water Balance 599
Central Nervous System Response to Hyponatremia/Hypoosmolality 600
Classification and Differential Diagnosis of Hyponatremia 600
Management 603
Summary 605
References 605
Chapter 147: Hyperuricemia and Gout 605
Diagnosis 605
Treatment 606
References 608
Chapter 148: Dyslipoproteinemias 608
Dynamics of Lipid Metabolism and Its Contribution to Atherosclerosis 608
Assessment of the Patient with Dyslipoproteinemia 609
Lifestyle Changes 609
Drug Therapy for Dyslipoproteinemia 610
References 612
Chapter 149: Obesity 612
Epidemiology 612
Diagnosis 612
Etiology and Pathophysiology 614
Associated Comorbidities 614
Coronary Heart Disease 614
Treatment 614
Future Directions 617
References 618
Chapter 150: Osteoporosis 618
Epidemiology and Scope of the Problem 618
Etiology and Pathophysiology 618
Risk Factors 619
Evaluation 619
Management 620
References 622
Chapter 151: Paget's Disease of Bone 622
Etiology 622
Epidemiology 623
Clinical Presentation 623
Diagnosis 623
Treatment 624
References 625
Chapter 152: Parenteral Nutrition in Adults 625
Indications and Contraindications 625
Assessment of Nutritional Status 625
Estimating Nutritional Requirements 626
Composition of Central and Peripheral Venous Solutions 628
Administration and Venous Access 629
Infusion and Patient Monitoring 629
Patients with Special Needs 630
Common Complications and Management 633
References 633
Chapter 153: Parenteral Fluid Therapy for Infants and Children 633
Maintenance Fluids 634
Rehydration 635
Monitoring Requirements 638
References 638
Section 9: The Endocrine System 639
Chapter 154: Acromegaly 639
Physiology, Biochemistry and Regulation of the GH/IGF-1 Axis 639
Etiopathogenesis of Growth Hormone-Secreting Tumors 639
Clinical Manifestations 640
Mortality 641
Biochemical Diagnosis 641
Imaging 641
Treatment 641
References 642
Chapter 155: Adrenocortical Insufficiency 643
Clinical Presentation 643
Evaluation 643
Etiology 644
Treatment 644
Adrenal Suppression and Chronic Glucocorticoid Therapy 645
References 645
Chapter 156: Cushing's Syndrome 645
Clinical Features 645
Etiology 646
Diagnosis 646
Treatment 648
References 650
Chapter 157: Diabetes Insipidus 650
General Principles of Treating Central (Neurogenic) Diabetes Insipidus 650
Principles of Treating Specific Problems 651
Special Problems of Fluid Balance 652
Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus 653
References 653
Chapter 158: Primary Hyperparathyroidism and Hypoparathyroidism 653
Primary Hyperparathyroidism 653
Hypoparathyroidism 656
References 657
Chapter 159: Primary Aldosteronism 657
Primary Aldosteronism 657
Diagnosis and Treatment of Less Common Causes of Primary Aldosteronism 664
References 664
Chapter 160: Hypopituitarism 664
The Function of the Pituitary 664
Causes of Hypopituitarism 665
Clinical Presentation, Diagnostic Testing, and Treatment 666
Conclusion 670
References 670
Chapter 161: Hyperprolactinemia 670
Physiology of Prolactin Secretion 670
Clinical Manifestations 670
Diagnosis of Prolactinoma 670
Treatment of Nontumoral Hyperprolactinemia 671
Treatment of Prolactinoma 671
Natural History of Prolactinoma 672
Prolactinoma and Pregnancy 672
References 672
Chapter 162: Hypothyroidism 672
Hypothyroidism 672
Subclinical Hypothyroidism 674
Special Situations 675
References 675
Chapter 163: Hyperthyroidism 676
Diagnosis 676
Treatment 677
Other Forms of Hyperthyroidism 679
References 680
Chapter 164: Thyroid Cancer 680
Causes and Risk Factors 680
Diagnosis 681
Histologic Classification, Treatment, and Prognosis 681
Follow-up 683
Summary 683
References 683
Chapter 165: Pheochromocytomas 684
Presentation 684
Diagnosis 684
Differential Diagnosis 685
Genetic Counseling 685
Treatment 685
Postoperative and Long-term Follow-up 686
References 686
Chapter 166: Thyroiditis 687
Acute Thyroiditis 687
Subacute Thyroiditis 687
Silent Thyroiditis 688
Chronic (Autoimmune) Thyroiditis 688
Drug-Induced Thyroiditis 688
Riedel's Thyroiditis 688
References 689
Section 10: The Urogenital Tract 691
Chapter 167: Bacterial Infections of the Male Urinary Tract 691
Distinguishing Complicated from Uncomplicated Infections 691
Natural History 691
Diagnosis and Localization 692
Treatment 692
References 693
Chapter 168: Urinary Tract Infections in Women 694
General Concepts 694
Cystitis Versus Pyelonephritis 694
Dysuria-Pyuria Syndrome 694
Catheter-Associated Bacteriuria (CAB) 694
Benign Bacteriuria of the Elderly 694
Recurrent Urinary Tract Infections: Reinfection Versus Relapse 694
Acute Pyelonephritis 694
Chronic Pyelonephritis 695
Therapeutic Considerations 696
References 697
Chapter 169: Urinary Tract Infections in Infants and Children 698
Diagnosis 698
Imaging 698
Treatment 698
Voiding Dysfunction 698
Prophylaxis 698
References 699
Chapter 170: Childhood Incontinence 699
Classification of Pediatric Urinary Incontinence 699
Clinical Assessment 701
References 701
Chapter 171: Urinary Incontinence 701
Etiology 701
Evaluation of the Incontinent Patient 702
Treatment of Urinary Incontinence 703
References 704
Chapter 172: Epididymitis 705
Clinical Presentation 705
Pathogenesis 705
Diagnosis and Treatment 705
Differential Diagnosis 707
Complications 707
References 707
Chapter 173: Primary Glomerular Diseases 707
Clinical Presentation and Diagnosis 707
Treatment 708
References 712
Chapter 174: Pyelonephritis 712
Epidemiology 712
Clinical Presentation 713
Diagnosis 713
Microbial Etiology 713
Treatment 714
Imaging 714
Follow-up 714
References 714
Chapter 175: Trauma to the Genitourinary Tract 715
Renal Trauma 715
Ureteral Trauma 716
Bladder Trauma 716
Urethral Trauma 717
Trauma to the External Genitalia 717
Conclusion 718
References 718
Chapter 176: Prostatitis 718
Category I: Acute Bacterial Prostatitis 718
Category II: Chronic Bacterial Prostatitis 719
Category III: Chronic Nonbacterial Prostatitis/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome 719
Category IV: Asymptomatic Inflammatory Prostatitis 721
Acknowledgments 721
References 721
Chapter 177: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia 721
Epidemiology 721
Pathophysiology 721
Symptoms 722
Diagnosis 723
Treatment 723
alpha1-Adrenergic Blocking Agents 723
Efficacy of Medical Therapy 723
Phytotherapy 724
Minimally Invasive Therapies 724
References 724
Chapter 178: Erectile Dysfunction 724
Epidemiology 724
Physiology of Erection 725
Testosterone and Erectile Function 725
Pathophysiology of Erectile Dysfunction 725
Quantification of the Severity of Erectile Dysfunction and Improvement 726
Management of Erectile Dysfunction 726
References 729
Chapter 179: Acute Renal Failure 730
Epidemiology and Definitions 730
Classification 730
Treatment 733
Emerging Issues 733
References 734
Chapter 180: Chronic Renal Failure 734
Causes of Chronic Renal Failure 734
Approach to the Diagnosis of Chronic Renal Failure 734
Clinical and Laboratory Abnormalities in Chronic Renal Failure 735
Symptoms and Signs of Renal Failure 736
Management of Chronic Renal Failure 736
Measures Designed to Reduce the Rate of Progression of Renal Failure 738
Measures Designed to Treat Significant Laboratory Abnormalities 738
References 739
Chapter 181: Malignant Tumors of the Urogenital Tract 740
Carcinoma of the Prostate 740
Tumors of the Renal Parenchyma 741
Tumors of the Renal Pelvis and Ureter 742
Carcinoma of the Bladder 742
Urethral Carcinoma 745
Penile Cancer 745
Testicular Cancer 745
Disclaimer 746
References 749
Chapter 182: Urethral Strictures 749
Evaluation and Diagnosis 749
Management 749
References 751
Chapter 183: Renal Calculi 751
Epidemiology 751
Pathophysiology 751
Diagnosis 752
Laboratory and Radiographic Studies 752
Treatment 752
References 753
Section 11: The Sexually Transmitted Diseases 755
Chapter 184: Chancroid, Granuloma Inguinale (Donovanosis), and Lymphogranuloma Venereum 755
Epidemiology 755
Diagnosis 755
Treatment 756
References 756
Chapter 185: Gonorrhea 757
Clinical Manifestations 757
Diagnosis 757
Prevention and Screening 758
References 759
Chapter 186: Nongonococcal Urethritis 759
Clinical Presentation 759
Etiology 759
Diagnosis 759
Treatment 760
Follow-up 760
Chronic Urethritis 760
Complications 760
References 760
Chapter 187: Syphilis 761
Microbiology 761
Pathophysiology 761
Clinical Manifestations 761
Diagnosis 761
Treatment 762
Follow-up of Treated Patients 762
Chapter 188: Contraception 762
Combined Hormonal Methods 762
Progesterone-Only Methods 764
Initiating Hormonal Methods of Contraception 765
Emergency Contraception 765
Permanent Birth Control Methods 765
Contraceptive Counseling 766
References 766
Section 12: Diseases of Allergy 767
Chapter 189: Anaphylaxis and Serum Sickness 767
Anaphylaxis 767
Serum Sickness 769
References 770
Chapter 190: Asthma in Adolescents and Adults 770
Diagnosis 771
Assessment 771
Long-Term Management 771
Follow-up 773
Treatment of Exacerbations 774
Summary 778
Chapter 191: Asthma in Children 778
Pathophysiology 778
Differential Diagnosis 778
Key Diagnostic Points Consistent with Asthma 779
History 779
Physical Examination 780
Treatment 780
Medications 780
Education and Environmental Control 784
References 784
Chapter 192: Allergic Rhinitis Caused by Inhalant Factors 784
Pathophysiology and Morbidity 784
Diagnosis 785
Treatment 786
Management Overview 787
References 788
Chapter 193: Allergic Reactions to Drugs 788
Pathophysiology 788
Evaluation of Drug Allergy in Practice 790
Chapter 194: Allergic Reaction to Stinging Insects 790
Diagnosis 790
Treatment 791
References 792
Section 13: Diseases of the Skin 793
Chapter 195: Psychocutaneous Medicine 793
Classification 793
Delusions of Parasitosis 793
Dermatitis Artefacta, Neurotic Excoriations, and Acne Excoriée 794
Prurigo Nodularis and Lichen Simplex Chronicus 797
Trichotillomania 798
Cutaneous Sensory Disorders 798
Medications for Pain and Itching 799
References 799
Chapter 196: Acne Vulgaris and Rosacea 799
Acne Vulgaris 799
Rosacea 801
References 802
Chapter 197: Diseases of the Hair 802
Hair Growth 802
Hair Disorders 803
Acknowledgment 805
References 805
Chapter 198: Cancer of the Skin 805
Clinical Characteristics and Diagnosis 805
Management of Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer 806
Follow-up and Prevention 808
References 809
Chapter 199: Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphomas, Including Mycosis Fungoides and Sézary Syndrome 809
Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphomas 809
Standard Diagnosis and Staging Methods 809
Mycosis Fungoides, Sézary Syndrome, and Variants 809
Lymphoproliferative Disorders Associated with Mycosis Fungoides and Sézary Syndrome 813
References 813
Chapter 200: Papulosquamous Eruptions-Psoriasis 814
Treatment 814
References 818
Chapter 201: Autoimmune Connective Tissue Disease 818
Lupus Erythematosus 818
Dermatomyositis and Polymyositis 820
Scleroderma 820
References 822
Chapter 202: Cutaneous Vasculitis 822
Clinical Presentation 822
Histopathology 823
Etiology 823
Differential Diagnosis 823
Treatment 824
References 825
Chapter 203: Diseases of the Nails 825
Overview 825
Lichen Planus 825
Onychomycosis 827
Brittle Nails 827
Ingrown Nails 827
Subungual Hematoma 827
Psoriasis 828
Primary (Simple) Onycholysis 828
Primary (Simple) Chronic Paronychia 828
References 828
Chapter 204: Keloids 829
Clinical Features 829
Treatment 829
Management Overview 831
References 831
Chapter 205: Warts (Verruca) 831
Clinical Features 831
Treatment 831
References 833
Chapter 206: Condyloma Acuminata (Genital Warts) 833
Etiology 833
Epidemiology and Pathogenesis 834
Clinical Presentation 834
Diagnostic Tests 834
Treatment and Management 835
References 836
Chapter 207: Melanocytic Nevi 836
Acquired Melanocytic Nevi 836
Recurrent Melanocytic Nevi 837
Halo (Melanocytic) Nevi 837
Congenital Melanocytic Nevi 837
Blue Nevi 838
Spitz Nevi 838
Dysplastic Melanocytic Nevi 838
References 839
Chapter 208: Melanoma 839
Diagnosis 839
Treatment 840
Patient Follow-up 842
Acknowledgments 842
References 842
Chapter 209: Premalignant Cutaneous and Mucosal Lesions 842
Actinic Keratoses or Cheilitis 843
Arsenical Keratoses 844
Porokeratoses 844
Human Papillomavirus Disease 844
Atypia in Melanocytic Nevi 845
References 845
Chapter 210: Bacterial Diseases of the Skin 845
Common Infections 845
Life-Threatening Infections 847
Special Circumstances 848
Conclusions 849
References 849
Chapter 211: Viral Diseases of the Skin 849
Herpesviruses 849
Human Papillomavirus 852
Molluscum Contagiosum 852
References 853
Chapter 212: Parasitic Diseases of the Skin 853
Diseases Caused by Protozoa 853
Diseases Caused by Helminths 854
Diseases Caused by Arthropoda 856
References 859
Chapter 213: Cutaneous Fungal Infections 859
Cutaneous Dermatophyte Infections 859
Nondermatophyte Cutaneous Infections 859
Differential Diagnosis 859
Diagnosis 860
Therapy 860
References 861
Chapter 214: Diseases of the Mouth 861
Disseminated Odontogenic Infection 861
Suspicion of Oral Cancer 862
Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis 862
Oral Candidiasis 863
Xerostomia 864
Aphthous Stomatitis 864
Orofacial Herpes Simplex Infection 865
Erythema Multiforme 865
Erosive Lichen Planus and Similar Autoimmune Ulcerative Conditions of the Oral Mucosa 865
Corticosteroid Treatment of Immune-Mediated Oral Ulcers 866
References 867
Chapter 215: Venous Ulcers 867
Epidemiology 867
Evaluation and Diagnosis 868
Complications 868
Treatment 868
References 869
Chapter 216: Pressure Ulcers 869
References 871
Chapter 217: Atopic Dermatitis 871
Pathophysiology 871
Diagnosis and Clinical Assessment 871
Management of Atopic Dermatitis and Associated Conditions 872
Investigational Treatments for Atopic Dermatitis 874
References 874
Chapter 218: Erythema Multiforme, Stevens-Johnson Syndrome, and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis 875
Erythema Multiforme 875
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis 876
References 877
Chapter 219: Bullous Diseases 877
Bullous Pemphigoid 877
Cicatricial Pemphigoid 879
Pemphigus Vulgaris 880
Pemphigus Foliaceus 880
Acknowledgment 880
References 880
Chapter 220: Contact Dermatitis 881
Diagnosis 881
Treatment 881
Conclusions 882
References 882
Chapter 221: Anogenital Pruritus 882
Evaluation and Diagnosis 882
Management 882
References 883
Chapter 222: Urticaria and Angioedema 884
Classification 884
Diagnosis 884
Treatment 885
References 885
Chapter 223: Pigmentary Disorders 885
Hyperpigmentation Disorders 886
Hypopigmentation Disorders 888
References 889
Chapter 224: Sunburn 889
Prevention 889
Treatment 890
Section 14: The Nervous System 891
Chapter 225: Alzheimer's Disease 891
Neuropathology 891
Epidemiology 891
Clinical Presentation 891
Diagnosis 892
Treatment 892
Community Support Services 894
References 895
Chapter 226: Sleep Disorders 895
Symptoms of Sleep Disorders 895
Insomnia 895
Circadian Rhythm Disorders 896
Excessive Daytime Sleepiness 896
Narcolepsy 896
Hypersomnolence Disorders 897
Sleep-Disordered Breathing 897
Restless Legs Syndrome and Periodic Limb Movements 897
Parasomnias 897
Summary 898
References 898
Chapter 227: Intracerebral Hemorrhage 898
Epidemiology and Etiology 898
Diagnosis 899
Treatment 899
References 900
Chapter 228: Ischemic Cerebrovascular Disease 901
Prevention 901
Management of Carotid Stenosis 901
Management of Acute Ischemic Stroke 901
References 902
Chapter 229: Rehabilitation of the Stroke Patient 903
Hemiparesis 903
Dysphagia 904
Hemiplegic Shoulder Pain 904
Spasticity 904
Cognitive Dysfunction 904
Depression and Neuropharmacology 904
Bladder Dysfunction 905
Mobility and Use of Adaptive Equipment 905
Falls 905
Visual Impairment 906
Conclusions 906
References 906
Chapter 230: Seizures and Epilepsy in Adolescents and Adults 907
Seizures and Epilepsy Defined 907
Diagnosis of Seizure Type and Epilepsy Syndrome 907
The Differential Diagnosis of Paroxysmal Spells 908
Clinical Approach to the Patient with Seizures 908
Epilepsy Therapies 910
Conclusion 914
References 914
Chapter 231: Epilepsy in Infants and Children 915
Classification 915
Epilepsy Syndromes 916
Assessment 918
Treatment 919
References 923
Chapter 232: Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder 924
Diagnosis 924
Treatment 924
References 927
Chapter 233: Gilles de la Tourette Syndrome 927
Clinical Course 927
Diagnosis and Differential Diagnosis 928
Treatment 928
Summary 929
References 930
Chapter 234: Headache 930
Evaluation and Diagnosis 930
Treatment 932
References 935
Chapter 235: Viral Meningitis and Encephalitis 935
Clinical Features 935
Etiology 935
Diagnosis 935
Treatment 938
References 940
Chapter 236: Multiple Sclerosis 940
Symptoms and Classification 940
Diagnosis 941
Differential Diagnosis 943
Treatment 943
Special Clinical Circumstances 946
References 947
Chapter 237: Myasthenia Gravis and Related Disorders 948
Clinical Features 948
Diagnosis 948
Prognosis 950
Treatment 950
Other Issues 954
References 954
Chapter 238: Trigeminal Neuralgia 955
Diagnosis 955
Physical Examination 955
Treatment 956
References 956
Chapter 239: Acute Peripheral Facial Paralysis (Bell's Palsy) 957
Clinical Presentation 957
Evaluation 958
Clinical Course 958
Treatment 958
References 959
Chapter 240: Parkinsonism 960
Clinical Features 960
Differential Diagnosis 960
Treatment 961
References 965
Chapter 241: Peripheral Neuropathies 965
Anatomy 965
Five-Step Approach to Neuropathies 965
Investigations 968
Treatment 968
Neuropathic Pain 971
References 972
Chapter 242: Management of Head Injuries 972
Pathology 972
Treatment of Elevated Intracranial Pressure 973
Management of Severe Closed Head Injury 974
Treatment of Mild and Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury 975
Early and Delayed Neurologic Changes 975
Concussions and Sports-Related Injuries: Return to Play Guidelines 975
Restorative Therapies 976
Future Considerations 976
References 976
Chapter 243: Traumatic Brain Injury in Children 976
Types and Severity of Head Injury 976
Management of Traumatic Brain Injury in Children 977
Other Techniques to Lower Intracranial Pressure 977
References 978
Chapter 244: Brain Tumors 978
Gliomas 978
Meningiomas 980
Primary Central Nervous System Lymphoma 981
Metastatic Disease 981
Leptomeningeal Disease 981
References 982
Section 15: The Locomotor System 983
Chapter 245: Rheumatoid Arthritis 983
Diagnosis 983
Treatment 983
Conclusions 986
References 987
Chapter 246: Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis 987
JIA Subtypes 987
JIA Evaluation 988
JIA Prognosis 988
JIA Therapy 988
References 989
Chapter 247: Ankylosing Spondylitis 990
Diagnosis 990
Treatment 991
Prognosis and Long-Term Outcomes 991
References 991
Chapter 248: Temporomandibular Disorders and Orofacial Pain 992
Epidemiology 992
Clinical Features and Diagnosis 992
Treatment 995
References 997
Chapter 249: Bursitis, Tendinitis, Myofascial Pain, and Fibromyalgia 997
Bursitis and Tendinitis: Tendinopathy 997
Myofascial Pain Syndrome 1000
Fibromyalgia 1002
References 1003
Chapter 250: Osteoarthritis 1003
Clinical Features 1004
Treatment 1004
References 1007
Chapter 251: Polymyalgia Rheumatica and Giant Cell Arteritis 1007
Diagnosis 1008
Treatment 1008
References 1009
Chapter 252: Osteomyelitis 1009
Epidemiology 1010
Pathogenesis 1010
Etiology 1010
Clinical Manifestations 1011
Diagnosis 1011
Treatment 1012
References 1013
Chapter 253: Common Sports Injuries 1013
Ankle Injuries 1013
Knee Injuries 1013
Hand Injuries 1014
Finger Injuries 1015
Overuse Syndromes 1015
References 1016
Section 16: Obstetrics and Gynecology 1017
Chapter 254: Antepartum Care 1017
Antepartum Care 1017
Timeline of Routine Antepartum Care 1017
Common Concerns of the Antenatal Period 1019
Tests of Fetal Well-Being 1022
Antepartum Hospitalization 1023
References 1023
Chapter 255: Ectopic Pregnancy 1023
Diagnosis 1023
Treatment 1025
References 1025
Chapter 256: Vaginal Bleeding in Late Pregnancy 1025
Placenta Previa 1026
Placental Abruption 1026
Vasa Previa 1027
Uterine Rupture 1027
Chapter 257: Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy 1027
Clinical Characteristics and Diagnosis 1028
Prevention and Treatment 1028
Summary 1030
References 1030
Chapter 258: Postpartum Care 1030
Postpartum Hemorrhage 1031
Breast-Feeding 1031
Nutrition and Activity 1031
Puerperal Infections 1031
Contraception 1031
Medical Complications 1032
Mood Disorders 1032
References 1032
Chapter 259: Resuscitation of the Newborn 1033
Transition from Fetal to Extrauterine Life 1033
Risk Factors for Newborn Resuscitation 1033
Reaction to Hypoxia and Asphyxia 1034
Sequence of Newborn Resuscitation 1034
Special Considerations 1037
References 1038
Chapter 260: Care of the High-Risk Neonate 1038
Principles of Neonatal Resuscitation 1039
Asphyxia 1040
Postnatal Care 1040
Conditions Associated with Abnormal Transition 1043
The Infant with Surgical Conditions 1044
The Extremely Low Birth Weight Infant 1044
Special Therapy 1046
References 1046
Chapter 261: Normal Infant Feeding 1046
Infant Feeding 1047
Nutritional Requirements 1049
Growth 1049
References 1050
Chapter 262: Diseases of the Breast 1050
Benign Diseases of the Breast 1050
Nonproliferative Lesions 1050
Proliferative Benign Breast Diseases 1052
Risk Factors for Breast Cancer 1053
Screening Techniques 1053
Workup of a Breast Mass 1053
In Situ Diseases 1054
Invasive Breast Cancer 1055
Breast Conservation Therapy 1056
Adjuvant Therapy 1057
Surveillance After a Diagnosis of Breast Cancer 1058
Special Topics in Breast Disease 1058
Chapter 263: Endometriosis 1059
Definition 1059
Genetics 1059
Pathogenesis 1059
Prevalence and Epidemiology 1060
Clinical Presentation 1060
Diagnosis 1060
Treatment 1060
References 1063
Chapter 264: Abnormal Uterine Bleeding 1063
Anovulatory Uterine Bleeding 1063
Ovulatory Uterine Bleeding 1064
Uterine Hemorrhage 1064
References 1065
Chapter 265: Infertility 1065
References 1066
Chapter 266: Amenorrhea 1067
Definition 1067
Menstrual Cycle 1067
Etiology 1067
Diagnosis 1068
References 1069
Chapter 267: Dysmenorrhea 1070
Primary Dysmenorrhea 1070
Secondary Dysmenorrhea 1071
References 1071
Chapter 268: Premenstrual Syndrome 1071
Symptoms 1071
Prevalence 1072
Morbidity 1072
Etiology 1072
Diagnosis 1072
Treatment 1073
References 1074
Chapter 269: Menopause 1074
Diagnosis 1074
Systemic Manifestations of Menopause 1075
Treatment 1076
References 1078
Chapter 270: Vulvovaginitis 1078
Bacterial Vaginosis 1078
Vulvovaginal Candidiasis 1079
Trichomonas Vaginitis 1079
References 1080
Chapter 271: Chlamydia trachomatis 1080
The Scope of the Problem 1080
Clinical Presentation 1081
Diagnosis and Screening 1081
Treatment 1082
References 1084
Chapter 272: Pelvic Inflammatory Disease 1084
Epidemiology 1084
Pathophysiology 1084
Diagnosis 1084
Treatment 1084
Potential Complications 1085
Prevention 1085
References 1085
Chapter 273: Uterine Leiomyomas 1086
Epidemiology 1086
Pathophysiology 1086
Symptoms and Signs 1086
Diagnosis 1086
Management 1086
References 1087
Chapter 274: Cancer of the Endometrium 1087
Epidemiology 1087
Etiology 1087
Presentation and Diagnosis 1088
Staging 1088
Treatment 1089
Future Directions 1090
References 1090
Chapter 275: Cancer of the Uterine Cervix 1091
Epidemiology 1091
Etiology and Pathogenesis 1091
Staging 1091
Treatment 1092
Recurrence 1093
Special Categories 1095
Chemoprevention and Vaccination 1095
References 1096
Chapter 276: Neoplasms of the Vulva 1096
Benign Cystic Neoplasms 1096
Benign Solid Neoplasms 1096
Intraepithelial Neoplasms of the Vulva 1097
Invasive Vulvar Lesions 1097
References 1099
Chapter 277: Ovarian Cancer 1099
Epidemiology 1099
Screening 1099
Germ Cell Tumors 1099
Stromal Tumors 1100
Epithelial Ovarian Cancer 1100
Treatment 1100
End-of-Life Care 1101
References 1101
Section 17: Psychiatric Disorders 1103
Chapter 278: Alcoholism 1103
Epidemiology 1103
Economic and Medical Sequelae 1103
Screening 1103
Diagnosis 1105
Brief Intervention 1105
Treatment 1106
References 1109
Chapter 279: Treatment for Addiction 1110
Alcohol 1110
Cocaine 1110
Heroin 1111
Marijuana 1111
Methamphetamine 1111
Nicotine 1112
Summary 1112
Chapter 280: Anxiety Disorders 1112
Panic Disorder With or Without Agoraphobia 1112
Social Phobia 1113
Generalized Anxiety Disorder 1114
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder 1114
Specific Phobia 1114
Posttraumatic Stress Disorder 1114
Conclusions 1115
References 1115
Chapter 281: Bulimia Nervosa 1115
Etiology 1115
Diagnosis 1116
Treatment 1116
References 1117
Chapter 282: Delirium 1117
Prevalence and Subtypes 1117
Pathogenesis and Risk Factors 1117
Diagnosis 1118
Prevention 1118
Treatment 1120
Conclusions 1121
References 1121
Chapter 283: Mood Disorders 1121
Major Depression 1121
Bipolar Disorder 1126
Conclusions 1128
References 1128
Chapter 284: Schizophrenia 1129
Epidemiology and Risk Factors 1129
Diagnosis 1129
Treatment 1129
Comorbidity 1131
Conclusions 1131
References 1132
Chapter 285: Panic Disorder 1132
Diagnosis 1132
Differential Diagnosis 1133
Treatment 1133
Course and Prognosis 1135
References 1135
Section 18: Physical and Chemical Injuries 1137
Chapter 286: Burn Treatment Guidelines 1137
Partial-Thickness Burns on More Than 10% Total Body Surface Area 1137
Burns That Involve the Face, Hands, Feet, Genitalia, Perineum, or Major Joints 1138
Third-Degree Burns in Any Age Group 1140
Electric Burns, Including Lightning Injury 1140
Chemical Burns 1140
Inhalation Injury 1141
Burn Injury in Patients with Preexisting Medical Disorders That Could Complicate Management, Prolong Recovery, or Affect Morta. 1141
Any Patient With Burns and Concomitant Trauma (Such as Fractures) in Which the Burn Injury Poses the Greatest Risk of Morbidit. 1141
Burned Children in Hospitals Without Qualified Personnel or Equipment for the Care of Children 1141
Burn Injury in Patients Who Will Require Special Social, Emotional, and/or Long-Term Rehabilitative Intervention... 1142
References 1142
Chapter 287: High-Altitude Illness 1142
Normal Acclimatization 1142
Incidence and Risk Factors 1142
Prevention of Altitude Illnesses 1142
Acute Mountain Sickness and High-Altitude Cerebral Edema 1143
High-Altitude Pulmonary Edema 1144
Reascent After Altitude Illness 1145
References 1145
Chapter 288: Disturbances Due to Cold 1145
Accidental Hypothermia 1145
Peripheral Cold Injuries 1148
Therapeutic Hypothermia 1149
References 1149
Chapter 289: Disturbances Caused by Heat 1150
Exertional Heat Stroke 1150
Classic (Nonexertional) Heat Stroke 1150
Pathophysiology 1150
Treatment 1151
References 1152
Chapter 290: Spider Bites and Scorpion Stings 1152
Spider Bites 1152
Scorpion Stings 1153
References 1154
Chapter 291: Venomous Snakebite 1154
Diagnostic and Management Overview 1154
Viperid Envenomations 1155
Elapid Envenomations 1157
Exotic Snakebite 1158
References 1159
Chapter 292: Marine Poisonings, Envenomations, and Trauma 1159
Ingestions 1159
Envenomations 1161
Trauma 1162
References 1163
Chapter 293: Medical Toxicology: Ingestions, Inhalations, and Dermal and Ocular Absorptions 1164
Introduction and Epidemiology 1164
Assessment and Maintenance of the Vital Functions 1164
Prevention of Absorption and Reduction of Local Damage 1165
Differential Diagnosis of Poisons on the Basis of Central Nervous System Manifestations 1167
Guidelines for In-Hospital Disposition 1167
Use of Antidotes 1169
Enhancement of Elimination 1169
Supportive Care, Observation, and Therapy for Complications 1176
Laboratory and Radiographic Studies 1177
Common Poisons 1179
Section 19: Appendices and Index 1219
Chapter 294: Reference Intervals for the Interpretation of Laboratory Tests 1219
Defining Normal Values 1219
International System of Units 1219
Tables of Reference Intervals 1220
References 1220
Chapter 295: Toxic Chemical Agents Reference Chart: Symptoms and Treatment 1228
Chapter 296: Biologic Agents Reference Chart-Symptoms, Tests, and Treatment 1231
Chapter 297: Popular Herbs and Nutritional Supplements 1235
References 1244
Chapter 298: New Drugs in 2008 and Agents Pending FDA Approval 1244
Index 1257