Community Acquired Pneumonia -- Background & Rationale to North American Guidelines

Lionel Mandell,  MD, FRCPC

23/11/01

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Community Acquired Pneumonia Background & Rationale to North American Guidelines Lionel Mandell MD FRCPC Brussels Belgium

Consider

Impact of the Disease

Issues to Reflect Upon

What Are The Important Etiologic Pathogens?

Etiology

S. pneumoniae

Atypical Pathogens

Outpatients Inpatients Nursing Home

Co-Pathogens

What’s Happening With Resistance?

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Impact of Resistance

What Are The Limitations of Current Diagnostic Methods?

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Sputum Gram’s Stain & Culture

What Are the Treatment Options?

Is Initial Antimicrobial Therapy Important?

A 5 Year Study of Severe CAP With Emphasis on Prognosis in Patients Admitted to an ICU

Factors Selected by Multivariate Analysis Independently Related to Mortality

Choosing Among the Options

FQ vs. Comparators

4 Studies Showing Statistically Significant Improvement For FQ vs. Comparators

Clinical Success Rates

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Demographics

Clinical Response

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Bacteriologic Response

Median Time to Defervescence

Other Outcomes

New Guidelines For CAP

Timelines

IDSA & CIDS-CTS

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Are the Guidelines Validated?

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Author: Lionel Mandell

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