IAP Textbook of Tropical Diseases

This book provides a comprehensive and systematic overview of tropical diseases in children, with a special focus on India. Designed for pediatricians, postgraduate trainees, and healthcare professionals, it covers the epidemiology, prevention, diagnosis, and management of a wide spectrum of pediatric conditions commonly seen in tropical and resource-limited settings. By integrating neonatal problems, nutritional disorders, infectious and non-communicable diseases, emergencies, and environmental health issues, the book serves as a complete reference for child healthcare in tropical regions.

Key Features

• Comprehensive coverage: 14 sections encompassing epidemiology, nutritional disorders, neonatal issues, infectious diseases, non-communicable diseases, pediatric subspecialties, accidents and poisoning, emergencies, intensive care, environmental health, and neglected tropical diseases
• Focus on India: tailored to the epidemiology, clinical patterns, and healthcare challenges in Indian pediatric practice
• Systematic organization: topics arranged for easy reference, from basic principles to clinical management
• Practical relevance: emphasizes diagnosis, treatment, and preventive strategies in real-world settings
• Supports clinical learning: suitable for postgraduate trainees, pediatric residents, and practicing clinicians
• Integration of public health and clinical care: highlights preventive measures, environmental factors, and community health perspectives
• Evidence-based content: reflects current guidelines and best practices in pediatric tropical medicine