Key Features In the present context, clinicians often come across a regular disconnect between the theoretical knowledge to application and interpretation of this knowledge in terms of patient care. This book is an effort to bridge the gap. The emphasis is on applied clinical medicine and problem solving which is not a part of regular postgraduate medical curriculum. In modern-day medicine, diagnostics, their importance, and interpretation have largely superseded clinical medicine. Through this varied case compilation, there is a conscious effort to holistically integrate and supplant investigational medicine with clinical medicine without undermining its importance. Highlights: Comprehensive coverage of structured clinical cases, spotters, and rare respiratory cases Each chapter has learning objectives and ends with clinical pearls to reinforce these learning points Specific focus on management complexities and dilemmas Includes clinical correlation with radiological, pathological, and spirometry interpretations using a holistic approach for a better understanding The indusion of flowcharts and references enhances educational value A handy clinical aid for pulmonologists, physicians, postgraduates, and clinicians alike Meets the curriculum requirements and can be used in university classrooms and seminars as a resource for case discussion and as a small group teaching exercise