Salmonellosis: Diagnostic in the Best Hospitals of Turkey
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Department of Infectology
The Department of Infectology offers the full range of preventive, diagnostic and therapeutic services for patients with infectious diseases of various etiologies. The specialization of the medical facility includes the treatment of acute intestinal infections, viral and bacterial infections, mycose and fever of unknown origin. The department's infectologists also admit patients with HIV and AIDS. The diagnostic tests are carried out in the department's inhouse Microbiology Laboratory. The main treatment method for infectious diseases is pharmacotherapy with antibiotics, antiviral and antifungal drugs. Vaccination is carried out as a preventive measure, including in tourists planning trips to exotic countries.
Department of Infectology
The Department of Infectology offers the full range of modern examinations and treatment methods for patients with infectious diseases caused by viruses, bacteria and fungi. The main task of the department's specialists is to select the most effective drugs for the treatment of infectious diseases, control the dynamics of the treatment process and prevent possible complications. The patients are treated according to current medical protocols using antibiotics, antiviral, antifungal, antiprotozoal, anthelmintic drugs, etc.
Department of Infectology
The Department of Infectology offers an accurate diagnostics, inpatient and outpatient treatment of all infectious diseases. Also, in order to prevent infectious diseases, the department operates the Infection Control Committee. The scope of tasks of the department's doctors includes adult vaccination, counseling and preventive vaccination in order to prevent tropical infections, as well as the treatment of sexually transmitted diseases.
