Titlebook: Infections in Hematology; Georg Maschmeyer,Kenneth V.I. Rolston Book 2015 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2015 Diagnosis.Infection.Leuke

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Infections After High-Dose Chemotherapy and Autologous Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantationlity. The dynamics of immune reconstitution drives the risk for infection in this period. The most frequent infections are varicella-zoster virus disease and respiratory tract infections. Assessment of the risk of infection in each period and the identification of patients at higher risk of specific

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Microbiological Backgroundrophylactic and empirical antibacterial regimens need to be adapted according to local epidemiology, particularly in those places where these resistant bacteria are prevalent both in-hospital or in the outpatient settings..Among the fungal pathogens, .. and .. are far more prevalent. Non-albicans ..

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Diagnostic Radiology in Hematological Patients with Febrile Neutropeniaal workup. Furthermore, the radiological characterization of infiltrates gives a first and rapid hint to discriminate between infectious (viral, typical bacterial, atypical bacterial, fungal) and noninfectious etiologies. Radiological follow-up has to take into account aspects according to disease,

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Risk Stratification in Febrile Neutropenic Patientsearly discharge from hospital or entirely as outpatients. The primary focus of risk assessment models has been the identification of patients at low risk for serious medical complications. Very little research has been conducted to try and identify intermediate-risk or high-risk patients. This area

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Pulmonary Complicationsly relevant for the etiology of pulmonary infiltrates and should therefore be interpreted with caution. Laboratory tests for detecting circulating fungal antigens such as . galactomannan assay, beta-D-glucan or fungal DNA testing from blood, bronchoalveolar lavage, or tissue specimen testing may fac

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Central Nervous System Infectionser identifying a causative agent and determining its in vitro susceptibility. CNS infections in hematology patients are still largely associated with a poor prognosis and a mortality rate of up to 90 %. However, particularly the introduction of new antifungal agents with improved pharmacological pro

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