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Tuberculosis, 2ed

This multi-authored textbook presents management of different respiratory diseases and discussion about the critical issues involved in various manifestations of the diseases frequently encountered by practising pulmonary physicians. This multi-authored compilation provides case-oriented practical approach with updated information, concisely blended to cater to the needs of students and practitioners to help study in diagnosis and management of tuberculosis and respiratory medicine. It also includes vaccine and web resource on tuberculosis. This user friendly book makes an easy and pleasant rerading with several coloured illustrations, photographs, algorithms, etc.

The second edition of this multi-authored, popular textbook “Tuberculosis” has been thoroughly updated and rewritten to present a comprehensive account of TB. It has contributions from experts from several parts of the world with a vast experience in this disease. Beginning with insights into the history and epidemiology of tuberculosis, the book deals extensively with the current understanding of the immunology, and immunopathogenetic mechanisms of this disease. The chapters on biology of Mycobacterium, Nontuberculous mycobacteria, susceptibility factors of tuberculosis with special emphasis on HLA and molecular mechanisms underlying the clinical manifestation of TB provide an excellent account of these topics. The clinical presentation, clinical and laboratory diagnosis, the treatment of TB of various organ systems, prevention and control of TB are exhaustively covered. Special emphasis has been laid on the rationale and importance of DOTS and DOTS-Plus; global experiences and expansion of DOTS. Chapters have also been devoted to HIV-TB coinfection, drug-resistant TB (including MDR-TB, XDR-TB), ethical and legal issues in TB, global TB control, and medical schools and TB control. The second edition also carries new chapters on immunology, vaccine, and web resources on TB. This book will be an asset to both undergraduate and postgraduate medical students, a source of reference to the researchers and will help practising doctors to update their knowledge and aid in rationale, scientific and efficient management of patients with TB. It is hoped that the reader who has gone through ‘Tuberculosis (2nd edition)’ from cover to cover will get a comprehensive bird’s eye view of this subject.

Contents

Chapter 1 Introduction
Chapter 2 History
Chapter 3 Epidemiology
Chapter 4 Epidemiology Global Perspective
Chapter 5 Pathology
Chapter 6 The Mycobacteria
Chapter 7 Immunology of Tuberculosis
Chapter 8 Genetic Susceptibility Parameters in Tuberculosis
Chapter 9 Genetics of Susceptibility to Tuberculosis
Chapter 10 Laboratory Diagnosis
Chapter 11 The Tuberculin Skin Test
Chapter 12 Diagnosis of Latent Tuberculosis Infection Recent Advances and Future Directions
Chapter 13 Roentgenographic Manifestations of Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Chapter 14 Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Chapter 15 Lower Lung Field Tuberculosis
Chapter 16 Endobronchial Tuberculosis
Chapter 17 Tuberculosis Pleural Effusion
Chapter 18 Silicotuberculosis
Chapter 19 AbdominaI Tuberculosis
Chapter 20 Granulornatous Hepatitis
Chapter 21 NeurologicaI Tuberculosis
Chapter 22 Tuberculosis and the Heart
Chapter 23 SkeletaI Tuberculosis
Chapter 24 Musculoskeletal Manifestations of Tuberculosis
Chapter 25 Cutaneous Tuberculosis
Chapter 26 Lymph Node Tuberculosis
Chapter 27 Tuberculosis in Otorhinolaryngology
Chapter 28 Gcular Tuberculosis
Chapter 29 Breast Tuberculosis
Chapter 30 Tuberculosis in Pregnancy
Chapter 31 Female Genital Tuberculosis
Chapter 32 Genitourinary Tuberculosis
Chapter 33 Tuberculo5is in Chronic Renal Failure
Chapter 34 Disseminated and Miliary Tuberculosis
Chapter 35 Coimplications of Pulmonary Tuberculosis
Chapter 36 Tuberculosis and Acute Lung Injury
Chapter 37 HaernatologicaI Manifestations of Tuberculosis
Chapter 38 Adrenocortical Reserve in Tuberculosis
Chapter 39 Endocrine Implications of Tuberculosis
Chapter 40 Tuberculosis and Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection
Chapter 41 Tuberculosis in Children
Chapter 42 Diagnosis of Childhood Tuberculosis Recent Advances and Applicability of New Tools
Chapter 43 Surgical Aspects of Childhood Tuberculosis
Chapter 44 Tuberculosis in Elderly
Chapter 45 Tuberculosis in Health Care Workers
Chapter 46 Nutrition and Tuberculosis
Chapter 47 Reactivation and Reinfection Tuberculosis
Chapter 48 Nontuberculous Mycobacterial Infections
Chapter 49 Drug Resistant Tuberculosis
Chapter 50 Antituberculosis Drug Resistance Surveilianee
Chapter 51 Evolution of Chemotherapeutic Regimens in the Treatment of Tuberculosis and their Scientific Rationale
Chapter 52 Treatment of Tuberculosis
Chapter 53 Treatment of Latent Tuberculosis Infection
Chapter 54 Antituberculosis Treatment Induced Hepatotoxicity
Chapter 55 Surgery for Pleuropulmonary Tuberculosis
Chapter 56 DQTS The Strategy that Ensures Cure of Tuberculosis
Chapter 57 Directly Observed Therapy
Chapter 58 The Role of Medical Colleges in Tuberculosis Control
Chapter 59 Public Private Mix for Tuberculosis Control
Chapter 60 Building Partnerships for Tuberculosis Control
Chapter 61 Non Governmental Organizations and Tuberculosis Control
Chapter 62 Glob aI Tuberculosis Control The Future Prospects
Chapter 63 The Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programmme [RNTCP]
Chapter 64 Tuberculosis Vaccine Development Current Status and Future Expectations
Chapter 65 EthicaI and Legal Issues in Tuberculosis Control
Chapter 66 Tuberculosis Some Web based Resources on the Internet
Chapter 67 International Standards for Tuberculosis Care [ISTC]