Introduction

An infectious disease that is rapidly emerging and threatening human health!
Infectious diseases are caused by the emergence of new microorganisms that have not been seen in the past, as well as invasive surgery or procedures due to medical development, artificial immune depression caused by bone marrow or organ transplantation, and resistance to anticancer drugs and steroids.
In addition, there are cases where infectious diseases that were known to have ended or decreased in the past, such as measles (32,088 cases occurred in 2000), reappear.

The Department of Infectious Diseases and Immunology treats infectious diseases caused by various types of microorganisms that threaten health and treats patients with weakened immunity due to various diseases.

The Department of Infectious Immunology treats and treats bacterial infections such as pneumonia, bacterial diarrhea, typhoid, cholera, meningitis, endocarditis, cystitis, and pyelonephritis. In addition, we treat opportunistic infectious diseases and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) patients that occur in patients with weakened immunity due to long-term illness, such as organ transplant patients, leukemia or cancer patients.
In addition, for the prevention of infectious diseases, we are monitoring and managing the occurrence of hospital infections as well as managing the correct use of antibiotics, and we are creating a safe society without worrying about infectious diseases through professional consultation and consultation treatment related to infection.

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