This book outlines crucial aspects of kidney transplantation scientific study. It covers the latest cutting-edge transplant immunology techniques. In this comprehensive book, various aspects of daily care for transplant recipients are also clarified. The goal of this book is to improve the tools used in patient care and act as a helpful source of information.
The difficulties in diagnosing and treating lung infections—a major global cause of morbidity and mortality—are the subject of this book. Respiratory infections, which are caused by bacteria, viruses, or fungus, necessitate a full understanding of the most recent developments in their pathogenesis. Understanding the immunopathogenesis of Acinetobacter baumannii infections has advanced, demonstrating how these illnesses might arise from an unusual bacteria. Diagnosing and treating latent TB is still a difficult task. Therefore, this book presents the most recent developments in the diagnosis and treatment of latent tuberculosis. The State of Pará in northern Brazil is the subject of a unique case study about lung non-tuberculous mycobacterial infections.
Lung disorders are a major global health concern, contributing significantly to both global mortality and morbidity rates. This book on lung illnesses provides basic research required for the development of new and early biomarkers in the detection of lung cancer. It emphasizes information on a number of topics, from pulmonary oncogenesis to inflammatory and parasitic lung disorders. Understanding the chain of events generating human lung neoplasia and its underlying molecular pathways can be aided by the use of mouse models. The research's findings may be used to pinpoint new targets for the creation of cutting-edge biological treatments. This book has described the function of inflammation in a number of respiratory disorders.
The discipline of respiratory medicine is undergoing major change due to the breakthroughs in molecular medicine. The expertise of well-known scientists and medical professionals from across the globe is compiled in this book. Future doctors and scientists will find it useful to learn about the latest advancements in a range of lung conditions, as it will help them comprehend problems related to breathing. The book covers a wide range of topics, including respiratory infections, ARDS and lung injury, functional evaluation in respiratory disorders, and other illnesses. Clinicians will find this book useful for staying up to date on current ideas, improving their diagnostic abilities, and comprehending possible new therapeutic applications in lung disorders.
The discipline of respiratory medicine is undergoing major change due to the breakthroughs in molecular medicine. The expertise of well-known scientists and medical professionals from across the globe is compiled in this book. Future doctors and scientists will find it useful to learn about the latest advancements in a range of lung conditions, as it will help them comprehend problems related to breathing. The two main subjects of this book are neoplastic disorders and respiratory diseases. Clinicians will find this book useful for staying up to date on current ideas, improving their diagnostic abilities, and comprehending possible new therapeutic applications in lung disorders. Scientists who are able to explore new study fields will also benefit from it.
The latest findings in cystic fibrosis research are presented in this book. The ultimate goal is to live a healthy life, yet each human is unique due to their genetic makeup. Some people are born with congenital flaws in their genomes, which is a curse of human suffering. The intricacy of the cystic fibrosis syndrome affects multiple organ systems inside the human body, making secondary infections even more confusing. The disease is complex, and despite focusing on a single target gene, researchers are still working to understand it and develop a treatment because its effects still affect many hitherto undiscovered parts of the human body.
Sleisenger and Fordtrans Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease, now in its tenth edition, is still your go-to resource for conclusive, cutting-edge information on all facets of gastroenterology and hepatology. With exceptional help from hundreds of internationally recognized professionals, you may overcome the most challenging clinical problems and make the best use of the newest methods, tools, and therapies. Hundreds of photos and 35 new procedural films are included, along with the most recent developments in the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal and liver diseases. All of these changes are meticulous.
An detailed discussion of several aspects of liver tumors is provided in this book. For those who have liver cancer, the prognosis is not good because of the low discovery rate. Cancers that have metastasized to the liver are considered advanced stage diseases for which there is seldom a chance of recovery. Similarly, there are fewer treatment choices available when primary liver cancer exacerbates chronic liver disease. These alarming facts notwithstanding, there are signs that change is imminent. Both surgical methods and imaging modalities have advanced significantly. Additionally, medical treatments and preventive measures have demonstrated development potential. This book provides a thorough presentation of liver tumors, emphasizing current advancements that will benefit researchers and medical professionals alike.
The techniques and outcomes of the liver biopsy procedure are the main subjects of this book. The procedure known as a liver biopsy involves taking a little sample of liver tissue and examining it in a lab. A liver biopsy can be performed to investigate a mass observed on imaging, identify less common liver disorders or abnormal liver function tests, and evaluate the severity of various liver diseases such as fibrosis, steatosis, and hepatitis. An invasive surgery, liver biopsy can have rare but possibly catastrophic consequences. As a result, it's critical to take a pathology specimen gradually and do liver biopsies safely from a clinical perspective.
This book's main goal is to give detailed information about the many concerns and difficulties surrounding liver transplantation. It covers a wide range of subjects such as the history of liver transplantation, immunology, ischemia-reperfusion injury, viral hepatitis and liver transplantation, liver transplantation symptoms, and preoperative measures. Experts from a variety of fields have contributed to the compilation of the book. Authors from many centers throughout the world have discussed various facets of liver transplantation.
In this book, important subjects in liver regeneration will be covered in great detail. Since the Greek myth of Prometheus' punishment, physicians and scientists have been aware of the liver regeneration phenomena. True understanding of its intricate dynamics, however, has only recently become possible. As a result, the pathways and mechanisms involved in restoring the liver to normal function after injury have been well described and characterized. These mechanisms range from the activation and expansion of hepatic stem/progenitor cells to more systemic ones that involve other tissues and organs, such as the mobilization of bone-marrow progenitor cells. This book includes examples of the most recent methods used to promote liver regeneration in both clinical and laboratory settings. It also examines some of the complex systems involved in liver regeneration.
The technical difficulties in liver transplant operations including living and deceased donors, as well as cell and experimental liver transplantation, are all covered in this book. This book provides comprehensive coverage of several crucial subjects, including arterial reconstruction in living donor liver transplantation, physiotherapy in transplantation, and vascular and biliary anastomoses. The data presented in this book will be crucial for future liver transplantation research.
This book provides a succinct explanation of liver biopsy in addition to descriptive details. Since Paul Ehrlich performed the first liver biopsy in 1883, it has been a crucial diagnostic procedure for the upkeep of hepatobiliary illness and the donated organ. This book covers a variety of biopsy-related topics in-depth and offers the most recent data on developments in the use of liver biopsies for the treatment of various illnesses. This book will give clinicians, doctors, scientists, pharmaceutics, engineers, and other aspirants in this sector an excellent understanding of liver biopsy.
The target audience for this book is medical professionals and researchers who work with individuals who have liver tumors. This book serves as a significant step that we must take in order to be able to combat liver tumors because there are many issues relating to primary and metastatic liver cancer that require examination.
The findings of research and analysis on the numerous problems with alcoholic liver disease are presented in this book. Chronic heavy drinking leads to the development of alcoholic liver disease. High alcohol consumption does not guarantee that everyone will get severe alcoholic liver damage. A family history of chronic liver disease indicates a higher risk, and genetic factors are likely to play a role in determining an individual's susceptibility. Obesity and excess iron are further contributing concerns. This book provides cutting-edge material that clarifies our current understanding of a variety of alcoholic liver disorders.
This book covers a wide range of issues, such as operation-related surgical and non-surgical problems, among many others. Several chapters have been devoted to certain crucial subjects, including post-transplant lymphoproliferative diseases (PTLD) and biliary complications. The data presented in this book will be crucial for future liver transplantation research.
The newest research on renal problems is presented in this book. It covers subjects that are typically not covered in other works, such as cerebral-renal salt wasting, congenital obstructive nephropathy, and the impact of hemoglobin variability on the clinical outcomes of chronic kidney disease. The book is a collection of insightful reviews written by eminent researchers and practitioners in the area; taken as a whole, they would be an invaluable resource for nephrologists.
Advanced knowledge about chronic kidney disease and transplantation is included in this book. It covers the clinically relevant inpatient and outpatient approaches used to treat chronic renal illness and kidney transplantation.
Kidney failure is a condition that can be treated by hemodialysis. This book provides useful knowledge on several hemodialysis topics with a focus on patient daily management. It is a comprehensive resource that covers almost all of the important hemodialysis-related topics. For those who perform dialysis, this book will be a useful resource and essential reference guide.
This book contains a wealth of information on hemodialysis and the patient issues associated with this profession. It gives readers a breakdown of the technical factors that go into treating hemodialysis patients. The writers have offered intriguing insights in this book about hemodialysis from the perspective of the devices and techniques used. In order to present the readers with the most recent information in this field, new material and observations have been included in this book. It is a descriptive book with a broad focus that goes beyond just explaining one specific component of hemodialysis. Instead, the book presents the most recent information on all significant hemodialysis-related topics.
Essentially, renal dialysis is what hemodialysis is. The book offers readers an examination of unique hemodialysis patient cases. Reputable academics have provided their most fascinating research on how to treat hemodialysis patients who also have other ailments like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and other health issues. To give readers with current observations in these complex cases while taking numerous factors into account, in-depth reviews and updated material have been supplied. It is a sizable book that covers a wide range of topics, not simply those related to hemodialysis. The book's objective is to give readers up-to-date knowledge and information on the administration of healthcare to various hemodialysis patients.
The various scientific and clinical aspects of kidney transplantation are highlighted in this book. Including donor evaluation and the latest cutting-edge techniques in immunological testing,
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a growing public health issue that places a heavy burden on patients, families, and the community as a whole. The two main causes of CKD, obesity and diabetes mellitus, are becoming more common in our communities. The ability to live a healthy lifestyle and eat a balanced diet is becoming increasingly important for reducing the prevalence of type 2 diabetes and hypertension. For effective treatment, raising patient awareness is also essential. This book brings together important studies on a few specific aspects of chronic kidney disease, such as sleep disorders, surgical treatments for urinary tract obstruction, neutrophil activation and erythrocyte membrane protein composition in CKD patients, and prevention and regression of CKD and hypertension.
In the developing field of clinical nephrology, new information is being discovered daily. This book gives readers immediate access to certain important clinical disorders encountered in nephrology, such as tubule diseases.
Anomalies in renal function can result from kidney disorders. This book provides a thorough analysis of recent advances in the clinical manifestations and treatment choices for glomerulopathies. Numerous chapters in the book cover a range of subjects related to this theme. It discusses primary glomerulopathies and assesses any concomitant viral conditions. The different glomerulopathies-related ailments are also covered in this book. The goal of this book is to aid specialists and students in learning more about this illness.
Kidney condition called glomerulopathy. This book provides a thorough analysis of recent advances in the clinical manifestations and treatment choices for glomerulopathies. Numerous chapters in this book cover a range of subjects related to this theme. The basic autoimmune disorders and vasculitides, which are the main causes of glomerular disease, are explained. Additionally, this book discusses several facets of the glomerular involvement in numerous significant metabolic and systemic conditions. The book explains a number of unrelated features of this illness. This book aims to aid both specialists and students in learning more about this illness.
The procedure of organ transplanting a kidney into a patient suffering from end-stage renal illness is called renal transplantation, or kidney transplantation. This book provides a thorough overview of recent advancements in renal transplant surgery. It goes into great detail on several subjects pertaining to kidney transplant surgery. These include the progress and achievements in the fields of molecular genetics, biochemistry, immunology, pediatric transplantation, and some uropathies that require organ replacement as well as renal transplant science. The book's contributors are knowledgeable and experienced professionals in their fields. This book provides specific analysis and research in the field of renal transplant surgery by combining their skills.
Peritoneal dialysis has shown to be a lifesaver for individuals suffering from severe chronic kidney disease. This book discusses the advancements and cutting-edge ideas in peritoneal dialysis (PD) and its challenges that have emerged in recent years. This treatment uses a semi-permeable renal replacement peritoneal membrane as a liquid and solute barrier. The PD fluids, which constantly become more biocompatible, promote the synthesis of molecules with both local and systemic effects, activating the abdominal cavity and all of its components as well as those of the immune system, mesothelial cells, adipose tissue, and others.
Patients with severe chronic renal disease can receive therapy with peritoneal dialysis. This book is based on conclusions drawn from a variety of studies on various peritoneal dialysis topics that concerned practitioners have contributed. It covers a broad spectrum of subjects, including in-vitro investigations, clinical assessments, and mathematical models. The purpose of this book is to give readers descriptive information on various peritoneal dialysis characteristics that will help them learn more about this underutilized method of renal replacement therapy.
