Titlebook: Infectious Diseases in Solid-Organ Transplant Recipients; A practical approach Oriol Manuel,Michael G Ison Book 2019 Springer Nature Switze

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Prevention and Treatment of Respiratory Virus Infectiont (SOT) recipients, especially within the thoracic and pediatric population. In addition to their direct, cytopathic, and tissue-invasive effects, RVs can create an inflammatory environment, autoimmune responses, resulting in acute and chronic rejection, although this relationship remains controvers

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Prevention and Treatment of Viral Hepatitistis E virus (HEV). The direct-acting agents against HCV allowed to definitely clear the virus in the large majority of SOT patients and candidates to organ transplantation. The actual challenge is the timing of starting anti-HCV therapy: before or after transplantation? Because of the efficacy of nu

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Multidrug-Resistant Organisms in Solid Organ Transplantationbidity and mortality worldwide. The most common MDR Gram-positive bacteria include methicillin-resistant . (MRSA) and vancomycin-resistant . (VRE). Therapeutic options exist for both MRSA and VRE infections, and MRSA infections appear to be declining. However, infections with MDR Gram-negative bacte

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Prevention and Treatment of Mold Infectionsps. While invasive candidiasis is the most frequent fungal infections in all SOT, invasive mold infections (IMIs) present as a predominant type of invasive fungal infections in lung transplantation. In lung transplantation, a major challenge is to distinguish invasive infection from colonization of

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The Epidemiology of Infection in Solid Organ Transplant Recipients: A Practical Timelinectious risk in transplantation. Detailed considerations of the equation of infectious risk, including pretransplant assessments, donor-derived infections, and early and late posttransplant infections, are presented in subsequent chapters.