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    Excellence in patient care, education, research, public health, and prevention relating to infectious diseases.

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    Advanced healing with basic and latest techniques

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    Giving patients access to Experimental Treatments before they are widely available

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    Infectious Disease Consultations (Diagnosis and management of infections)

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Mission Statement

RID-IC provides infectious diseases services including: direct patient care, diagnosis and treatment of infectious diseases, infusion services, and wound care. To that end, a patient-centered office that provides cost effective care has been developed.

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Patient Comments

I am recovering from a illness that could have been very serious. Thanks to my wonderful doctors, Vivian Hobayan, Ravi Kamepalli, and William Sanko, for their prompt diagnosis and treatment.

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Practical Approach to Problem Wounds

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Company Research Articles and Presentations

  • Click Here Poster for Fecal Bacteriotherapy Treatment for Clostridium Difficile Infection- "Presented at ID WEEK 2013"
  • Click Here PRP with small Intestine Submucosa Layer(SIS) poster - "Presented at SAWC Spring 2013"
  • Click Here PRP poster for complex surgical wounds - "Presented at SAWC FALL 2011"

 

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Infectious Diseases Feed

  • Nose, throat microbiome hints at source of LRTIs in children
    The microbiome of children’s nasopharynx very closely resembles the viral and bacterial microbiome observed in deep endotracheal samples, according...
  • Waiting to vaccinate older adults may reduce flu cases, deaths
    Vaccinating older adults against influenza from October to May instead of August to May could prevent at least 11,400 more influenza cases and...
  • Certain symptoms indicate bloodstream infection in patients with cardiac device pocket infections
    Patients with cardiovascular implantable electronic device pocket infections who meet criteria for systemic inflammatory response syndrome or are...
  • Physicians are not powerless in reducing burnout
    NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Occupational burnout is pervasive among health care providers, but physicians have the power to address the issue head on...
  • Treatment delays common among children with scrub typhus
    Many children in northern Thailand who were infected with scrub typhus were not treated in a timely manner with appropriate antibiotics, according...
  • Hepatic steatosis common in young adults with life-long HIV
    Thirty-three percent of young adults with HIV since birth or early childhood have hepatic steatosis, a prevalence comparable to older adults with...
  • UN reports spike in cholera cases among children in Yemen
    Cholera cases have increased in Yemen within recent weeks, where 108,889 suspected cases and 190 deaths have been reported since January....
  • Intervention solves ‘ubiquitous problem’ of underfilled blood cultures
    Underfilled blood bottles used for blood cultures are “extremely common,” but educational and operational interventions can increase volumes and...
  • Ebola outbreak in Congo surpasses 1,000 cases
    The Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, or DRC, has topped 1,000 cases, and officials have said it will be months at least...
  • Young people with bipolar disorder more likely to contract STIs
    In Taiwan, adolescents and young adults with bipolar disorder were more likely to contract subsequent STIs than those without bipolar disorder,...
  • Spaceflight activates latent herpes viruses in astronauts, NASA study shows
    Latent herpes virus reactivation has been documented in more than half of astronauts during space shuttle and International Space Station missions,...
  • World TB Day: WHO updates guidelines, urges accountability
    WHO fully released new treatment guidelines for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis, or MDR-TB, and announced a package of actions it said is designed...
  • Q&A: New Jersey chooses a state microbe
    The New Jersey state legislature voted unanimously to approve a bill that would name Streptomyces griseus as the official state microbe, and the...
  • GSK’s MMR vaccine safe, effective for US infants
    GlaxoSmithKline’s measles, mumps and rubella vaccine was found to be safe and effective in healthy children in a phase 3 clinical trial.
    The...
  • FDA committee OKs new H3N2 component for US flu vaccine
    The FDA’s Vaccines and Related Biological Products Advisory Committee, or VRBPAC, voted unanimously today to approve a new H3N2 component for next...
  • Updated guidance on asymptomatic bacteriuria adds patients who should not be tested
    The Infectious Diseases Society of America has issued updated clinical practice guidelines for the management of asymptomatic bacteriuria, or...
  • Bacteremia, meningitis rates twice as high among febrile neonates vs. infants
    “Fever in infants has been, and remains, a common clinical conundrum for health care providers,” Eric A. Biondi, MD, director of the division of...
  • Infective endocarditis related to IV drug use increasing hospital admissions, changing treatment paradigm
    NEW ORLEANS — Hospital admissions for infective endocarditis related to IV drug use increased by 436% from 2012 to 2017 at Ohio State University...
  • TB cases in US hit all-time low; declines insufficient to meet goals
    Tuberculosis cases in the United States in 2018 fell to the lowest level ever reported, according to preliminary surveillance data, but the rate of...
  • Would it be more beneficial to promote a pneumococcal vaccine that includes all or most serotypes to prevent disease or a ‘custom’ vaccine based on serotype prevalence?
    Click here to read the Cover Story, “PCV13 vaccination highly effective but complicated by serotype replacement”.

    The vaccine that is...

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