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This is a descriptive review of a large number (5606) of both in andoutpatient adult infectious disease consultation from a major teaching hospitalover extended period (2001-2010). The purpose of the study is to get spectrumof ID and determine trends in occurrence by age and sex. The common inpatientsID consultations were SSTIs, septicemia, osteomyelitis and that for outpatientby far most common were HIV/AIDS in over a third, followed by SSTI,osteomyelitis. There was equal distribution by sex and race (African-Americanand Caucasian), but consultations increased with age (33% in 60 and 32% in 45-59 year) especially septicemia and osteomyelitis. This data base shows spectrumof ID consultations (in and outpatient) over a long period has significance toteaching, performance for future possibly prospective studies and researchpriorities.

Adult Infectious Disease Consultation over a 10-Year Period in a Community-Base Teaching Hospital