A comprehensive and practical guide detailing therapeutic approaches and management strategies for various conditions encountered in pediatric medicine.
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Published: 2007
Number of pages: 805 pages
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File Size: 66.03 MB
Authors: Jerry A. Shields
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Written by world-renowned authorities in ocular...
An essential text covering the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the human swallowing process, suitable for clinicians and researchers dealing with dysphagia and related swallowing disorders.
A resource focusing on the fast-developing specialty of endocrinology nursing, addressing advanced roles and expanded practice for nurses working within multidisciplinary centers. Includes contributions related to paediatric endocrinology.
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Authors: Thomas Brand
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This second edition has been thoroughly revised from...
This book provides a comprehensive discussion of temporal bone cancer, a rare disease. It covers primary squamous cell carcinoma and invasion from external ear, parotid, or periauricular skin cancers, addressing the need for gathered information due to the scarcity of large single-institution studies.
A concise medical review and study guide covering fundamental physiological concepts, often utilized for board preparation and basic science courses, including examination questions.
Detailed analysis of Cystoid Macular Oedema (CMO), covering its causes (including post-operative, vascular diseases, drug-induced, and inherited dystrophies), underlying mechanisms (vascular permeability, tractional stress), clinical presentation, diagnostic tools (FFA, OCT), and a step-wise approach to medical treatment using topical agents and periocular steroids.
A collection of Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) compiled to facilitate the review and study of core concepts found in the Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics (20th Edition).
This systematic review and meta-analysis investigates the systemic inflammation index (SII) as an easily measurable biomarker for the diagnosis and management of immunological diseases (IDs). Based on 16 eligible studies, patients with IDs showed a significantly higher SII when compared to controls (SMD=1.08, AUC 0.85). The SII was also significantly higher in ID patients with active disease versus those in remission (SMD=0.81, AUC 0.74). The study suggests that SII can effectively discriminate between subjects with and without IDs and between active/inactive disease states.
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Authors: Tom Elliott
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Lippincott's Fast Facts for NCLEX-RN is a targeted...
