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Pneumonien

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Die Pneumonie ist definiert als eine Entzündung des Lungenparenchyms mit Beteiligung der Alveolen und des Interstitiums. Hierbei können allergische, chemische, physikalische und infektiöse Faktoren eine ursächliche Rolle spielen. Im folgenden wird nur auf die infektiöse Pneumonie eingegangen. Die klassische Einteilung der Pneumonien in lobäre, bronchopneu-monische und interstitielle Formen ist weitgehend verlassen, stattdessen wird die Angabe der mikrobiellen Ätiologie, der klinischen Symptome (akut, chronisch) sowie der ggf. vorhandenen Grunderkrankung und der Röntgenmorphologie bevorzugt. Bei den infektiösen Pneumonien ist die Unterteilung in bakterielle und nichtbakterielle Formen (Viren, Mykoplasmen, Chlamydien, Pilze, Protozoen) von Bedeutung.

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Lode, H. (1995). Pneumonien. In: Paumgartner, G., Riecker, G. (eds) Therapie innerer Krankheiten. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-10479-8_19

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