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Infectious Disease
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General Infectious Disease
How do you manage a patient with suspected tick-borne encephalitis who has normal initial serological tests but continues to exhibit neurological symptoms in an endemic area?
Related Questions
Do you regularly recommend an immunological workup for patients with suspected immunodeficiency or defer to immunology?
Do you routinely test for co-infection of other tick-borne illnesses in a patient who tests positive for Lyme, anaplasmosis, babesiosis, or ehrlichiosis?
What duration of therapy do you recommend for patients with a vascular graft infection in which the graft has been removed and another graft placed in the infected space?
In light of recent measles outbreaks in the US, would you recommend an MMR booster for an immunocompetent patients born before 1957?
What is your approach in managing patients with suspected super-infected pancreatic pseudocysts that are not yet mature enough for drainage?
How long do you treat Staphylococcus aureus pyomyositis with antibiotics?
Do you recommend chronic oral suppressive antibiotics after initial intensive treatment of 6-8 weeks in patients with culture-negative prosthetic joint or bone infections with retained hardware?
For patients with spinal hardware infections, in what circumstances do you recommend 12 weeks over 6 weeks of antimicrobial therapy?
What further evaluation do you pursue for patients who present with vague symptoms such as subjective fevers or intermittent night sweats, who have no pulmonary symptoms but have a positive IGRA?
Do you routinely recommend an immunodeficiency work up in patients with ARDS due to influenza infection who develop invasive pulmonary aspergillosis?
