A foundational guide covering the surface anatomy of the lungs, their relation to adjacent structures, and clinical relevance (including effects of apical tumors and gas exchange optimization). The text also provides a detailed framework for defining and eliciting key respiratory symptoms like dyspnea, wheeze, cough, and haemoptysis during patient history taking.
A comprehensive guide focusing on urodynamic theory and practice, structured around case studies to aid in the interpretation of complex urodynamic measurements and procedures.
A surgical guide focused on vitreoretinal procedures, offering strategic advice and tactical wisdom for aspiring surgeons, often incorporating philosophical quotes and principles related to learning, decision-making, and innovative approaches in surgery.
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A textbook focusing on structured decision-making processes and systematic evaluation methods for diagnosing and treating musculoskeletal conditions and injuries in children and adolescents.
A comprehensive guide detailing the potential complications, risks, failures, and anesthetic implications associated with performing robotic surgical procedures in urology, covering topics from patient risk factors to instrument malfunction.
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Marks’ Essentials of Medical Biochemistry takes...
This book addresses infections and their complications in the intensive care unit (ICU) setting. It covers both community-acquired and nosocomial infections common among critically ill patients, emphasizing the importance of accurate diagnosis and the provision of appropriate therapies, including effective antimicrobial treatment, for improving patient outcomes.
A constantly updated study guide and resource containing key information, most recent recalls, and UK guidelines for candidates preparing for the PLAB-1 and UKMLA-AKT exams, covering core paediatric topics such as acute epiglottitis and croup.
This book focuses on dental erosion, the loss of tooth tissue through dissolution by acid. Addressing the growing global prevalence of this disorder, the text covers its etiology, pathogenesis, factors that modify its manifestation, and methods for control and prevention. It emphasizes that prevention of further tooth wear should form the basis of lifelong dental management, especially since uncontrolled erosion can lead to severe tissue loss, hypersensitivity, and reduced masticatory function.
