The Covid-19 pandemic has affected the physical, mental and social well-being of almost every human on this planet. It has challenged the global health system and healthcare workers like none other. Clinical Management of Covid-19 in India lays down the latest information on Covid-19 with respect to its epidemiology, pathogenesis, and treatment guidelines concisely and lucidly.
This book is based on the ongoing SARS-COV-2 pandemic, presenting scientific data and up-to-date literature for the physicians and guide for residents doing COVID duties. But over-information with dozens of scientific papers and research published every day, has made this disease even worse. Therefore, a treating physicians needs clear understanding and concepts to provide optimal standard care. So, a new type of textbook with continuous update was required. Special Features This Scientific book includes plenty of information from the largest COVID dedicated center in NCT of Delhi Covers the latest information on Covid-19 with respect to epidemiology, pathogenesis, and treatment guidelines concisely and lucidly Extensively dealt with multisystem effects of the virus The book is: Useful for Physicians, researchers, frontline doctors, residents and healthcare workers
Suresh Kumar MD, FICP is Director Professor and Head, Department of Medicine, Maulana Azad Medical College and Associated LNJP and GB Pant Hospital, New Delhi. He is a postgraduate teacher at MAMC in Department of Medicine. He has guided more than 40 MD Medicine students and many PhD students of Delhi University. He is a speaker at several national and international conferences. He is an expert for Covid task force of Govt of NCT of Delhi. He is a pioneer in starting plasma bank for COVID in India and started genome sequencing laboratory at LNH. He is the chief of Centre of Excellence of COVID at LNH and Maulana Azad Medical College. As Medical Director of Lok Nayak Hospital he has played a key role in COVID Management in South-East Asia. His clinical work is appreciated globally. He and his team successfully treated more than 20 thousand COVID patients at Lok Nayak Hospital (MAMC), New Delhi.
