Pediatric Rheumatology: A Color Handbook (Medical Color Handbook Series)

Physicians caring for children with rheumatic disease need a varied and highly developed set of clinical skills, including general pediatrics, immunology, musculoskeletal medicine and the management of chronic diseases. With these requirements in mind, this concise handbook emphasizes the most frequently recognized symptom complexes in children. The book first focuses on musculoskeletal diseases that may have multi-organ involvement. It then discusses systemic lupus erythematosis, vasculitis, scleroderma and other auto-inflammatory diseases. The concise text is supported by a wealth of photos and tables. 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With these requirements in mind the authors of this concise handbook emphasize the most frequently recognized rheumatic symptom complexes in children. Their initial focus is on musculoskeletal diseases that may have multi-organ involvement. They then discuss systematic lupus erythematosis, vasculitis, scleroderma and other autoinflammatory diseases. Concise text is supported by a wealth of photos and tables. Key Features: Authors at a world renowned center of excellence Concise text with emphasis on more common conditions Wealth of top-quality illustrations. This book will be useful to young doctors/residents in pediatrics, rheumatology and general medicine, primary care physicians, and all those in related health disciplines caring for children with rheumatic disease. Physicians caring for children with rheumatic disease need a varied and highly developed set of clinical skills, including general pediatrics, immunology, musculoskeletal medicine and the management of chronic diseases.With these requirements in mind, the authors of this concise handbook emphasize the most frequently recognized symptom complexes in children. Their initial focus is on musculokeletal diseases that may have multi-organ involvement. They then discuss systemic lupus erythematosis, vasculitis, scleroderma and other auto-inflammatory diseases. Concise text is supported by a wealth of photos and tables.The book is of use to all young doctors/residents in pediatrics, rheumatology and general medicine, to primary care physicians, and all those in related health disciplines caring for children with rheumatic disease. Fully illustrated in colour, this book aims to help clinicians assess children with potential rheumatic disease. The most frequently recognised symptom complexes in children are emphasised, with initial focus on musculokeletal diseases that may have multi-organ involvement, then more specific conditions are discussed.