PROFESSOR ANGELESCU'S GUIDE.

Predecessors in the Romanian School of Microbiology established several golden guidelines for the clinical integration of the microbiology laboratory, the clinical rationale behind the infectious disease patients, and the antibiotic administration. However, without a determined mind to continue, strengthen, and nurture the work they have undertaken, professors Ion Cantacuzino, Victor Babes, and Matei Bals' expertise would have vanished [1-3]. Professor Angelescu proved to be the ideal individual right when he was most needed, determined to carry on their legacy, to further advance antibiotic knowledge, and a patient, father-like figure to his younger colleagues. He answered the invitation to become a leading authority at a time when advances in the science of antibiotics had doctors puzzled. The "Angelescu's Guide" was intended to be a lifeline for what would soon become one of the major challenges of the twenty-first century: antibiotic resistance in delicate clinical settings. Actual, achievable strategies for the care of an infectious illness patient are provided below, as are pertinent research recommendations for younger and fresher medical minds. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]