Libri di Andrew T. Pavia

Sanford Guide helps you make the best infectious diseases treatment decisions, fast. Designed to be an invaluable resource for clinicians involved with ID in any care setting.What's New for 2026The 2025-2026 respiratory virus season remains dominated by the triple threat posed by COVID-19, RSV and influenza. Measles outbreaks are a continuing concern. Vaccination remains the cornerstone of prevention. For comprehensive coverage, we direct you to Sanford Guide digital content (sold separately - please inquire), which is constantly updated.Throughout this edition we have updated treatment recommendations based on recent references and guidelines. Also, we have removed many older references that have been superseded or are simply no longer necessary.Major updates include Table 1—major updates to native valve endocarditis, adult arthritis, complicated urinary tract infections and plague, as well as minor updates to regimens and comments throughout Table 3—duration of therapy, is substantially revised Tables 5 and 6—highly resistant bacteria, are substantially revised Table 7—new desensitization protocols and references added Table 10A—gets recently approved anti-infectives Table 12A—pulmonary tuberculosis has a major update Tables 11, 13 and 14—covering fungal, parasitic and viral infections respectively are updated as needed Table 15—prophylaxis for dental procedures and candida and cocci prevention are updated for improved clarity New tables 18A, 18B—cover hepatic impairment dosing and DRESS Drug information tables covering pediatric dosing, pharmacology, enzyme- and transporter-mediated interactions, renal impairment dosing, obesity dosing are updated throughout. Some recommendations may suggest the use of antimicrobial agents for indications or in doses that differ from the approved full prescribing information. Any such recommendations are based on published reports in peer-reviewed literature with citation to evidence-based references. They are not made based on input from any manufacturer and are made with due consideration for the concerns of the U.S. FDA regarding “off-label” uses.Choosing a Book SizeThe book is available in three sizes (content is the same in all) the only differences are font size, binding style and price Library Edition (8.5pt. font, 7.25" x 11") Spiral Edition (5.5pt. font, 5" x 8", opens flat) Pocket Edition (​​3pt. font, 4.5" x 6.5") Trusted Clinical Guidance Since 1969With Sanford Guide, you get Clinically actionable, concise answers—we give you exactly what you need to make the best decision in a fast-paced setting. Institutionally diverse editorial team by design—not every organization has the same patient population, budget, or processes. We bring perspectives from many medical institutions. Popular with physicians, pharmacists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other clinicians, The Sanford Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy provides convenient, concise, and reliable information.The book includes a FREE 1-month trial of Sanford Guide Antimicrobial All Access, which provides expanded content, interactive tables and tools, and constant updates.Coverage includesClinical syndromes Pathogens Bacterial Fungal Mycobacterial Parasitic Viral Anti-infective agents Dosing Pediatric adjustments Renal adjustments Adverse effects Activity Pharmacology Interactions

Sanford Guide helps you make the best infectious diseases treatment decisions, fast. Designed to be an invaluable resource for clinicians involved with ID in any care setting.What's New for 2026The 2025-2026 respiratory virus season remains dominated by the triple threat posed by COVID-19, RSV and influenza. Measles outbreaks are a continuing concern. Vaccination remains the cornerstone of prevention. For comprehensive coverage, we direct you to Sanford Guide digital content (sold separately - please inquire), which is constantly updated.Throughout this edition we have updated treatment recommendations based on recent references and guidelines. Also, we have removed many older references that have been superseded or are simply no longer necessary.Major updates include Table 1—major updates to native valve endocarditis, adult arthritis, complicated urinary tract infections and plague, as well as minor updates to regimens and comments throughout Table 3—duration of therapy, is substantially revised Tables 5 and 6—highly resistant bacteria, are substantially revised Table 7—new desensitization protocols and references added Table 10A—gets recently approved anti-infectives Table 12A—pulmonary tuberculosis has a major update Tables 11, 13 and 14—covering fungal, parasitic and viral infections respectively are updated as needed Table 15—prophylaxis for dental procedures and candida and cocci prevention are updated for improved clarity New tables 18A, 18B—cover hepatic impairment dosing and DRESS Drug information tables covering pediatric dosing, pharmacology, enzyme- and transporter-mediated interactions, renal impairment dosing, obesity dosing are updated throughout. Some recommendations may suggest the use of antimicrobial agents for indications or in doses that differ from the approved full prescribing information. Any such recommendations are based on published reports in peer-reviewed literature with citation to evidence-based references. They are not made based on input from any manufacturer and are made with due consideration for the concerns of the U.S. FDA regarding “off-label” uses.Choosing a Book SizeThe book is available in three sizes (content is the same in all) the only differences are font size, binding style and price Library Edition (8.5pt. font, 7.25" x 11") Spiral Edition (5.5pt. font, 5" x 8", opens flat) Pocket Edition (​​3pt. font, 4.5" x 6.5") Trusted Clinical Guidance Since 1969With Sanford Guide, you get Clinically actionable, concise answers—we give you exactly what you need to make the best decision in a fast-paced setting. Institutionally diverse editorial team by design—not every organization has the same patient population, budget, or processes. We bring perspectives from many medical institutions. Popular with physicians, pharmacists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other clinicians, The Sanford Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy provides convenient, concise, and reliable information.The book includes a FREE 1-month trial of Sanford Guide Antimicrobial All Access, which provides expanded content, interactive tables and tools, and constant updates.Coverage includesClinical syndromes Pathogens Bacterial Fungal Mycobacterial Parasitic Viral Anti-infective agents Dosing Pediatric adjustments Renal adjustments Adverse effects Activity Pharmacology Interactions

Sanford Guide helps you make the best infectious diseases treatment decisions, fast. Designed to be an invaluable resource for clinicians involved with ID in any care setting.What's New for 2026The 2025-2026 respiratory virus season remains dominated by the triple threat posed by COVID-19, RSV and influenza. Measles outbreaks are a continuing concern. Vaccination remains the cornerstone of prevention. For comprehensive coverage, we direct you to Sanford Guide digital content (sold separately - please inquire), which is constantly updated.Throughout this edition we have updated treatment recommendations based on recent references and guidelines. Also, we have removed many older references that have been superseded or are simply no longer necessary.Major updates include Table 1—major updates to native valve endocarditis, adult arthritis, complicated urinary tract infections and plague, as well as minor updates to regimens and comments throughout Table 3—duration of therapy, is substantially revised Tables 5 and 6—highly resistant bacteria, are substantially revised Table 7—new desensitization protocols and references added Table 10A—gets recently approved anti-infectives Table 12A—pulmonary tuberculosis has a major update Tables 11, 13 and 14—covering fungal, parasitic and viral infections respectively are updated as needed Table 15—prophylaxis for dental procedures and candida and cocci prevention are updated for improved clarity New tables 18A, 18B—cover hepatic impairment dosing and DRESS Drug information tables covering pediatric dosing, pharmacology, enzyme- and transporter-mediated interactions, renal impairment dosing, obesity dosing are updated throughout. Some recommendations may suggest the use of antimicrobial agents for indications or in doses that differ from the approved full prescribing information. Any such recommendations are based on published reports in peer-reviewed literature with citation to evidence-based references. They are not made based on input from any manufacturer and are made with due consideration for the concerns of the U.S. FDA regarding “off-label” uses.Choosing a Book SizeThe book is available in three sizes (content is the same in all) the only differences are font size, binding style and price Library Edition (8.5pt. font, 7.25" x 11") Spiral Edition (5.5pt. font, 5" x 8", opens flat) Pocket Edition (​​3pt. font, 4.5" x 6.5") Trusted Clinical Guidance Since 1969With Sanford Guide, you get Clinically actionable, concise answers—we give you exactly what you need to make the best decision in a fast-paced setting. Institutionally diverse editorial team by design—not every organization has the same patient population, budget, or processes. We bring perspectives from many medical institutions. Popular with physicians, pharmacists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other clinicians, The Sanford Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy provides convenient, concise, and reliable information.The book includes a FREE 1-month trial of Sanford Guide Antimicrobial All Access, which provides expanded content, interactive tables and tools, and constant updates.Coverage includesClinical syndromes Pathogens Bacterial Fungal Mycobacterial Parasitic Viral Anti-infective agents Dosing Pediatric adjustments Renal adjustments Adverse effects Activity Pharmacology Interactions