Clinical Melioidosis 1st Edition

Clinical Melioidosis, 1st Edition is a concise, authoritative clinical guide for clinicians, microbiologists, public health professionals, and trainees confronting one of the world’s most challenging tropical infections. Clear, practical and up-to-date, this edition distills current knowledge on Burkholderia pseudomallei infection into a usable resource for settings from tertiary hospitals to regional clinics.

Begin with a compelling overview of global and regional epidemiology—highlighting Southeast Asia, Northern Australia, South Asia and other endemic areas—then move into focused chapters on pathogenesis, clinical presentations, diagnostic strategies, and laboratory identification. The book addresses acute sepsis, pulmonary and disseminated disease, chronic and relapsing presentations, and special populations including pediatric and immunocompromised patients. Practical sections on antimicrobial therapy, surgical management, and long-term follow-up provide evidence-based recommendations and real-world clinical decision-making tips.

Packed with case examples, diagnostic algorithms and clear treatment pathways, this edition helps clinicians recognize subtle signs, choose appropriate investigations, and implement timely therapy to improve outcomes. Epidemiologists and public health practitioners will appreciate the discussion of surveillance, prevention strategies, and outbreak response relevant to endemic and emerging regions.

Whether you are an infectious disease specialist, general practitioner, laboratory scientist, or medical student, Clinical Melioidosis, 1st Edition is an essential, user-friendly reference that bridges science and bedside care. Purchase this resource to enhance diagnostic confidence, refine treatment plans, and stay informed on best practices for managing melioidosis in both tropical and non-tropical settings.

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