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Core functional areas of the Infectious Diseases unit include:
Outpatient infectious disease consultation for evaluation of fever, suspected infections, recurrent infections, chronic infectious syndromes, and infection-related complications.
Inpatient consultation and co-management for admitted patients requiring focused infectious disease assessment and treatment guidance.
Diagnostic support through laboratory correlation, imaging interpretation in coordination with specialists, and structured clinical evaluation within a tertiary-care setting.
Preventive infectious disease services including vaccination, travel counselling, and risk-reduction planning.
Therapeutic planning involving oral and parenteral antimicrobial treatment based on the clinical scenario and severity of illness.
The unit covers a wide range of treatment for acute and chronic infectious diseases, not limited to COVID-19, Dengue, Typhoid, Malaria, Hepatitis, Tuberculosis, Influenza, Filariasis, and Pyrexia of unknown origin. Further to the list of other vector-borne illnesses, Tuberculosis, HIV, and common serious infections such as pneumonia, urinary tract infections, and meningitis are among the core infectious conditions that are aptly managed, occurring in medically complex or vulnerable patients.
Patients presenting with undifferentiated fever often require careful clinical assessment, laboratory work-up, and risk stratification to distinguish self-limited viral syndromes from serious bacterial, parasitic, or systemic infections, requiring prompt diagnosis, severity assessment, fluid management guidance, antimicrobial or anti-parasitic treatment, and inpatient escalation where necessary.
Acute Febrile and Tropical Infections, including vector-borne diseases
Respiratory and Airborne Infections
Enteric, Hepatic, and Systemic Infections
HIV and other complex infections among immunocompromised individuals
Chronic and Unexplained Infectious Syndromes
Fever in a Returning Traveller
This is indeed a tertiary-care referral unit for chronic, recurrent, unusual, and diagnostically challenging infections, prolonged fever, recurrent infections, unresolved inflammatory-infectious syndromes, and infections occurring in patients with comorbidities, prior hospitalization, immunological vulnerability, or repeated antimicrobial exposure.
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