Lee Hwan-jong et al.: Pediatric Respiratory Infections

In a 30-year study of childhood respiratory infections in South Korea, child respiratory infections are the most common diseases in children, and the history and dynamics of infectious diseases have distinctive characteristics throughout the region. The authors, active in the country, including the Peds School of Pediatrics at Seoul University and the Children's Hospital at Seoul, have been studying the first respiratory - respiratory - respiratory infection dynamics that are the most common cause of infections in children, since the first time in our country, and finally cleared up 30 years of research in the book. The book presents a new and more recent insight into childhood respiratory infections, causes in our country, mechanical characteristics, and research trends to provide useful information for readers who are majoring or interested in the subject. The complete end of the child-responsibility textbook, which perfectly harmonizes theories and ideas, was written to provide useful material for readers who are majoring in or interested in childhood respiratory infections and has focused on three things:. First, a wide coverage of literature has been used to try to give us the latest academic insight into respiratory infections, which are more active in the world than any other field. Second, infectious diseases have shown a unique dynamic across the region, and have tried to quote as many studies conducted in the country as possible since the beginning of the Korean Children's Respiratory Disease study. Finally, we tried to make it a practical medical guide based on the latest academic insights and our country's dynamics.

Korean title: 소아 호흡기 감염학

Korean author: 이환종 외

Korean publisher: 서울대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788952129420