TREATMENT OF INFLAMMATORY RHEUMATIC DISEASES - COLLECTIVE WORK

Discover a comprehensive approach to the treatment of autoimmune inflammatory rheumatic diseases (AIRD). This publication is an invaluable source of knowledge for doctors, medical students, and patients seeking information on the latest treatment methods and their effectiveness assessment. Learn how to effectively manage various symptoms and minimize the risk of complications.

• Comprehensive presentation of AIRD treatment methods
• Detailed discussion of the mechanisms of action of drugs
• Information on adverse effects and ways to minimize them
• Tools for assessing disease activity
• Solutions of the healthcare system in Poland regarding innovative therapies
• Description of complications related to treatment
• Access to innovative therapies in Poland, including RDTL

Autoimmune inflammatory rheumatic diseases (AIRD) pose a diagnostic and therapeutic challenge due to their diverse symptoms and the dynamics of their development. This publication offers a comprehensive look at treatment methods, explaining the mechanisms of action of drugs and discussing potential adverse effects. This allows doctors to make more informed treatment decisions tailored to the individual needs of the patient.

The book details tools for assessing disease activity, which is crucial for monitoring treatment progress and potentially modifying therapy. In addition, it presents solutions of the healthcare system in Poland that enable access to innovative therapies, including emergency access to medical therapies (RDTL). This is practical information that helps doctors effectively manage the treatment of patients with AIRD. Year of publication: 2024, binding: paperback, publisher: PZWL, number of pages: 260, format: 237x152 mm.

This publication is an essential compendium of knowledge for anyone involved in the treatment of autoimmune inflammatory rheumatic diseases. Thanks to its comprehensive approach and practical information, this book is an invaluable support for doctors, medical students, and patients.