新型コロナウイルスCOVID-19特講 2021

出版社: 中外医学社
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発行日: 2021-01-20
分野: 臨床医学:内科  >  感染症/AIDS
ISBN: 9784498021341
電子書籍版: 2021-01-20 (1版1刷)
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2021年を迎えても収束の気配を見せないCOVID-19.最前線で闘う医療者に,新型コロナウイルスを正しく理解しようとする一般の方に,Dr.岡が再び最新情報を贈ります.ウイルス変異,重症化因子,PCR・抗原検査、治療薬・ワクチンなどの最新知見を踏まえ、全面的に書き改めるとともに,「症例編」には自験例を前提としたリアルな症例検討を収録.

目次

  • [講義編]
     ◆第1講 総論:疫学・ウイルス学
       はじめに
       新型コロナウイルスとは
       わかってきたウイルス感染・発症のメカニズム
       ウイルスの変異と弱毒化説・楽観説について
       みえてきた感染様式の実態
       臨床像
     ◆第2講 感染予防
       はじめに
       医療機関における感染予防の重要性
       医療施設における適切な予防策
       感染者の早期覚知,隔離
       適切な感染予防策の実施
       適切な環境消毒
       感染者の隔離解除
       濃厚接触に該当してしまった際の対応
       ワクチンについて
     ◆第3講 診断
       はじめに
       臨床症状
       検査による診断
     ◆第4講 治療
       はじめに
       わずかだが,確立されつつある治療ストラテジー
       治療において最も重要なこと
       重症化のメカニズムと対処法
       酸素療法
       治療方針の考え方
       レムデシビル
       ステロイド
       ロピナビル/リトナビル
       ヒドロキシクロロキン
       トシリズマブ
       ファビピラビル
       回復者血清
       その他

    [症例検討編]
     ◆症例1 発熱・咳嗽の40歳代男性
     ◆症例2 意識障害を呈した70歳代女性
     ◆症例3 発熱,倦怠感が持続する60歳代男性
     ◆症例4 発熱,全身倦怠感,咽頭痛を呈した70歳代女性
     ◆症例5 発熱,咳嗽,労作時呼吸困難を呈した50歳代男性

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