Shinya Kamiyama: Diagnosis and Evaluation of Pediatric Infectious Diseases

It's just a book written by other doctors that if you go through it with fun, and re-organize what you learn in your own words, you can establish it more deeply, and you can help other doctors read it. There are a lot of adult and uncountable books on infectious diseases, but there are not many books on childhood infectiouss. Even so, we're almost at the point of describing viral infections, such as chickenpox and quaria, and there's not much literature on the actual use of antibiotics to respond to the fever of newborns that young adolescents and doctors are looking for, to deal with arthritis and osteoporosis. If you're talking about childhood infections, you should mention the most frequent viral infections, of course, and vaccines. But since viral infections, like chickenpox and quaroxia, are available in many similar books and vaccine schedules can change every year, both of these are not necessarily addressed but are intended to explain the reluctance to use antibiotics and to use them. And so we put the differences in adults, to be useful for the physicians who are primarily treating them. The point is, we're going to go through a paper based on the latest papers and the basis for a board of guidelines, but I think there's a lot of things that we need to review again.

Korean title: 소아감염병의 진단과 평가

Korean author: 카미야마 신야

Korean publisher: 군자출판사

ISBN-13: 9791170680772