A comprehensive guide to therapeutic motion, massage, and exercise therapy based on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) principles. The book focuses on natural treatment methods like therapeutic massage (TM), one of the 'eight methods of bone-setting,' useful for treating soft tissue injuries, bone and joint sequelae, and various non-orthopaedic disorders.
A comprehensive analysis of Gua Sha, exploring its origins and historical context within both traditional Western counteraction medicine (Hippocrates, Galen) and Eastern medical practices. The book traces the technique’s lineage through classical practitioners like Dr. James Tin Yau So and discusses its therapeutic applications and evolution into modern practice.
A comprehensive survey of an exciting therapeutic approach by one of its chief developers. Orthomolecular medicine is defined as the treatment and prevention of disease and the promotion of health by adjustment of the chemical constituents of the body, primarily by nutritional management. The book presents its elements mainly for medical practitioners.
A guide to the traditional Chinese medicine technique of Gua Sha (scraping massage). It details how to identify signs of body toxins ('Sha'), the sources of these toxins, and provides specific instructions, tools, steps, and location mapping (acupoints, reflection areas) for performing Gua Sha on different parts of the body to promote prevention and treatment.
A detailed guide covering the traditional Chinese technique of Gua Sha, linking its historical principles (such as environmental influence on the body) with its application and relevance in modern medical and clinical practice.
A case-based atlas developed to represent daily patient care, correlating magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) findings with arthroscopic surgical techniques across multiple joints (Knee, Shoulder, Elbow, Hip, and Ankle) to optimize diagnosis and recovery in sports medicine.
A comprehensive, practical guide providing quick-reference information for the diagnosis, investigation, and management of eye conditions and diseases, aimed at medical students, junior doctors, and specialist registrars in ophthalmology.
A concise clinical guide for the appropriate use of antimicrobials in paediatric patients (excluding Neonatal Units) across various systems, including Sepsis, CNS, ENT, Respiratory, and Skin/Soft Tissue infections. Recommendations are based on national guidelines and emphasize antimicrobial stewardship principles (AWaRe, 48hr review, IV to oral switch).
A research volume discussing the interplay between child nutrition, overall health outcomes, and the legal or programmatic frameworks designed to address these issues, often focusing on policy and social determinants of health.
This analysis covers the differences between tissue repair processes: regeneration, healing, and fibrosis. It classifies cell types based on their proliferative capacity (labile, stable, and permanent) and details the formation of granulation tissue, the three main phases of cutaneous wound healing, and factors associated with delayed healing and complications.
A comprehensive study guide and review resource for nurses preparing for the CCRN (Critical Care Registered Nurse) exam. The content covers critical care topics, including Clinical Judgment sections on Cardiovascular, Respiratory, Endocrine/Hematology/Gastrointestinal/Renal/Integumentary, and Musculoskeletal/Neurological systems, along with professional caring and ethical practice. It includes practice tests and study aids designed to help candidates meet eligibility requirements and demonstrate expertise in caring for acutely ill adult patients.
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