A comprehensive textbook covering all aspects of cardiac surgical procedures, techniques, and patient management for adult cardiology and cardiothoracic surgery professionals.
A handbook focusing on key aspects of cardiothoracic surgical practice, including the European System for Cardiac Operative Risk Evaluation (EuroSCORE II) and advanced life support (ALS) algorithms for critical care.
A multiple-choice format review book designed to help improve scores on board and certification exams. It provides questions, answers, detailed explanations, and electronic links to external medical resources (eMedicine, Google Scholar, or UpToDate) to reinforce knowledge.
A clinical guide featuring protocols and assessment tools essential for cardiac operations. Content includes detailed criteria for the EuroSCORE II (European System for Cardiac Operative Risk Evaluation) for predicting percentage mortality based on patient, cardiac, and operative factors, as well as the Advanced Life Support (ALS) algorithm for managing cardiac arrests (Shockable/Non-Shockable rhythms).
A specialized surgical text detailing the techniques and procedures for reconstructive valve surgery, covering topics from initial valve analysis through the reconstruction process.
This book addresses the growing complexity of surgical decision-making, particularly concerning difficult or controversial clinical questions. It is part of a multi-authored series intended as a current reference source for practicing surgeons, surgeons in training, and educators, describing the recommended ideal approach based on evidence, rather than customary care, in selected situations.
This text provides templates for the dictation of operative notes, offering concise, clearly focused overviews of the steps of given operative procedures, including advice on potential pitfalls, primarily aimed at cardiothoracic surgery residents and students.
A comprehensive textbook detailing the operative techniques and long-term management strategies for correcting a wide spectrum of congenital heart defects in pediatric and adult patients.
This text provides 85 detailed clinical scenarios covering the full spectrum of cardiothoracic surgery. Topics include general thoracic issues (lung cancer, pleural diseases, esophageal disorders, trauma), adult cardiac surgery (valvular disease, coronary bypass, aortic dissection, mechanical support), and complex congenital heart defects.
A book providing basic guidelines and clinical scenarios for the study of cardiothoracic surgery, focusing on developing advanced learning skills necessary for decision-making and judgment. It is published by the Thoracic Surgery Residents Association (TSRA).
A collection of multiple-choice questions focusing on foundational concepts in Neuroembryology and Systemic Embryology. Topics include derivatives of the neural tube, neural crest, and germ layers (ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm), development of the central nervous system (spinal cord, hypothalamus, prosencephalon), muscular/skeletal tissue origin, and key developmental associations relevant for medical licensing examinations.
This book provides valuable information on orthodontic biomechanics, focusing on the use of statically indeterminate appliances for specific tooth movements in complex cases. It addresses problems like teeth migrations, asymmetries, and retreatment, detailing the application of four key appliances: transpalatal bars, lingual arches, rectangular loops, and root correction springs.
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A collection of case studies from 25 years of practice illustrating how chronic pain is often caused by poor movement habits and structural imbalances. Written by a Physical Therapist, the book teaches readers to identify and correct these movement patterns, often by exploring distant anatomical connections, following the principle: 'Your pain is not incurable. It is caused by how you use your body.'
A comprehensive guide providing the latest evidenced-based recommendations for the diagnosis and management of common and complex conditions encountered in contemporary internal medicine practice.
A systematic review and meta-analysis evaluating the clinical efficacy and safety of hypertonic saline (HTS) versus other intracranial-pressure-lowering agents for patients with acute traumatic brain injury (TBI). The study concluded that there was no significant evidence of an effect of HTS on clinically important outcomes (GOS score or mortality), but it was associated with adverse hypernatremia.
An atlas detailing the step-by-step approach for mandibular and maxillary reconstruction using the fibula free flap technique. This resource guides surgeons through advanced procedures for repairing complex defects in the head and neck region.
A standard medical textbook known for its clear, outline format, full-color illustrations, and integration of clinical correlations to help students master fundamental biochemistry principles for medical school exams and courses.
A pocket guide utilizing Netter's illustrations designed to help practitioners and students master fundamental clinical skills, procedures, and evaluation methods.
A comprehensive volume detailing the biological, ecological, and molecular mechanisms governing nematode behavior. Chapters cover topics such as locomotion, orientation, feeding, reproductive behavior, ageing and developmental behavior, osmoregulation, physiological and molecular basis of behavior, biotic and abiotic interactions, population dynamics, and survival strategies.
A foundational text detailing the Anatomy Trains model, which maps myofascial meridians (lines of connective tissue) throughout the body. It provides detailed analysis of specific lines (like the Superficial Back Line, Spiral Line, and Deep Front Line) and their application in movement and structural analysis for manual therapists and movement professionals.
