This book is aimed at trainees in internal medicine, surgery, anaesthesia, intensive care, and emergency medicine. It teaches doctors how to deal logically with patients in physiological decline, focusing on generic altered physiology rather than a traditional 'recipe' format. It includes mini-tutorials, case histories, and problem-solving exercises covering topics such as oxygen, acid-base balance, circulatory failure, and sepsis.
A comprehensive, evidence-based guide covering the epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis, and management (conservative, pharmacological, and surgical) of urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and faecal incontinence across adult, pediatric, and neurological patient populations.
The management of patients with an ophthalmic tumor presents particular challenges. Ophthalmic tumors are rare and diverse so that their diagnosis can be quite complex. Treatment usually requires special expertise and equipment and in many instances is controversial.
A comprehensive textbook on diagnosis and treatment planning in dentistry. The 3rd edition includes Evolve Student Resources such as expanded content, 17 videos showing key procedures, and case studies for practice in developing a comprehensive and sequenced treatment plan.
A comprehensive text covering the interdisciplinary specialty of Andrology, focusing on male reproductive health and dysfunction. The fourth edition expands substantially from the previous edition (now featuring 50 chapters) and includes expanded initial chapters emphasizing the biological basis of the subject.
A comprehensive clinical manual developed by the faculty of the University of Pennsylvania Health System, providing essential guidance for practitioners and researchers in the field of urology.
This textbook provides a simple and complete coverage of all chapters of Human Anatomy for students in health sciences. It uses simple language, covers clinical anatomy in all chapters, and includes a collection of uncommon questions and answers that are easily perceived.
A comprehensive outline detailing the etiology, signs, and treatment of major conjunctival infections. Includes detailed sections on bacterial (e.g., Gonococcal), viral (e.g., Adenoviral, Herpes simplex), and chlamydial infections (Trachoma, Adult/Neonatal infections), covering differential diagnoses, symptomatic treatment, and specific antibiotic/antiviral regimens.
