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

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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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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

  • Many patients with advanced cancer inappropriately treated for UTIs
    Study findings showed that many patients with advanced cancer who are transitioning to comfort measures are inappropriately treated for UTIs, often...
  • CHG bathing not associated with lower risk for gram-negative infections
    Results of a systematic review and meta-analysis showed that daily chlorhexidine bathing is not associated with a lower risk for gram-negative...
  • Pediatric nifurtimox formulation for Chagas disease shows promise in phase 3 trial
    A pediatric formulation of nifurtimox demonstrated superiority 1 year after treatment compared with placebo, according to results of a phase 3...
  • WHO launches global strategy against influenza
    WHO recently announced a new global strategy for the years 2019 to 2030 that is aimed at protecting people in all countries from influenza.
    “In...
  • In anthrax attack, brief checklist can rapidly identify victims
    A brief checklist detailing the signs and symptoms of anthrax illness can give medical personnel the ability to identify victims and “rapidly and...
  • US on course to eliminate HCV among veterans within 2 months
    The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs announced that it is on track to eliminate hepatitis C in all veterans willing and able to receive treatment...
  • Q&A: Telehealth expands reach of ID clinicians, antimicrobial stewardship programs
    The Infectious Diseases Society of America recently published an updated position statement in Clinical Infectious Diseases on how telehealth and...
  • Sovaldi cures recurrent HCV after liver transplantation in 12 weeks
    Twelve weeks of combination Sovaldi and NS5A inhibitors without ribavirin was a reliable therapy with high rates of sustained virologic response for...
  • Pediatric implications of Xofluza — a new antiviral drug for influenza
    Four FDA-approved antiviral drugs are recommended by the CDC for the treatment of influenza during the 2018-2019 season. The latest drug to be...
  • Postnatal Zika infection symptoms mirror common childhood illnesses
    Children in the United States with Zika virus infection are often infected while traveling abroad and present with symptoms similar to those of...
  • ‘SuperTowel’: Treated fabric could decontaminate hands in emergency
    Prototypes of a wash cloth made from antimicrobial microfiber were more effective than soap and water at removing nonpathogenic Escherichia coli...
  • 80% of new HIV cases transmitted by undiagnosed or untreated people
    In 2016, more than 80% of new HIV infections in the United States were transmitted by individuals who either did not know they were infected with...
  • Q&A: Understanding persistent low-level viremia in people with HIV
    Persistent low-level viremia among people living with HIV who are adhering to treatment is a challenging issue for clinicians, and there is not much...
  • Daily aspirin may reduce HBV-related hepatocellular carcinoma risk
    The risk for hepatocellular carcinoma was statistically significantly reduced by 29% in patients with hepatitis B virus who received daily aspirin,...
  • Q&A: Fake, substandard drugs place tens of thousands of kids in danger
    According to a recently published review in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, the use of poor-quality and fake drugs cost an...
  • 14% of patients at Ohio hospital positive for toxigenic C. difficile at admission
    Researchers found that 14% of patients at one acute-care hospital in Ohio had positive perirectal cultures for toxigenic Clostridioides difficile on...
  • Q&A: Twitter as a tool for infectious disease clinicians
    Twitter has become a “go-to” social media platform to disseminate information and create conversation. Four years ago, researchers reviewed the...
  • Rapid testing reduces vancomycin, linezolid use for suspected MRSA pneumonia
    Vancomycin and linezolid use among ventilated patients with suspected MRSA pneumonia can be significantly reduced by using a highly sensitive rapid...
  • Ebola survivors face high burden of ongoing health issues
    Ebola virus survivors in Liberia experience a higher prevalence of certain health issues, including neurological sequelae and uveitis, compared with...
  • AAP recommends both nasal spray and flu shot for 2019-2020 season
    The AAP recently announced that children can be vaccinated with either an inactivated influenza vaccine or a live-attenuated influenza vaccine for...

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830 West High street,
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OH 45801 USA

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