Dr Henry Chambers, Chief of Infectious Diseases at San Francisco General Hospital, presents his candidates for the ten most significant infectious diseases in history. An ID Podcasts archived classic presentation from 2013.
Dr. John Greene presents rapid review case studies of pulmonary complications, including nosocomial infections, in patients with hematopoietic stem cell transplants. He covers the diagnosis and management of infections with influenza and other respiratory viruses, legionella, mycobacterium, chlamydia pneumonia, pertussis, pneumococcal pneumonia and other pulmonary microbes in the setting of immunocompromise. He also covers clinical presentation, imaging, and histopathology for each of these infections.
Dr. Ianiro shares a number of fascinating tropical medicine cases she and her colleagues cared for as a participant in the Gorgas Tropical Medicine course in Peru in 2013. This is the second of a two-part series.
Dr. Kenney reviews the epidemiology, diagnosis and management of this significant nosocomial and community-acquired pathogen.
Dr. Toney conducts a case review of meningitis and encephalitis with a focus on their recognition and management.
Dr. Toney reviews common infectious syndromes involving the eye.
Dr. Rihana reviews the eipedmiology and management of this emerging tropical illness. This is our second most popular podcast of all time!
Dr. Heinzel reviews the epidemiology, pathophysiology, clinical presentations, complications, and therapeutic options of this venerable pathogen. An ID Podcasts archived classic originally recorded in 2013.
Dr. Baluch presents an introduction to infectious diseases prevention and and management in the solid organ and stem cell transplant patient.
Dr. Pasikhova disusses a rational approach for reviewing the medical literature for accuracy and content.
