A practical manual detailing standard procedures for routine blood and urine testing, including patient preparation, collection protocols (e.g., 24-hour specimens), proper identification, and common reference ranges for hematology values in healthy adults.
A comprehensive manual detailing procedures, results, and clinical implications for a wide range of laboratory and diagnostic tests used in medical practice.
A diagnostic technique manual focusing on palpation and temperature assessment to identify physiological and visceral restrictions in the body, commonly used in osteopathic practice.
A foundational book on ultrasound (Sonographie) aimed at young doctors and medical students for clinical practice. It focuses on safely locating organs, recognizing pathological changes, making the most common diagnoses, and avoiding typical pitfalls. It is suitable as a companion for ultrasound courses, systematic application, and exam preparation. Experienced ultrasound users can also use it to refresh their knowledge and broaden their examination spectrum.
This workbook is designed as a study and reference tool focusing specifically on the vascular system. It is part of a Diagnostic Medical Sonography Series, intended for students and healthcare professionals in medical imaging.
This book focuses on the application of clinical chest ultrasound techniques, detailing their use in diverse clinical environments ranging from the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) setting to the Bronchoscopy Suite. It is volume 37 in the Progress in Respiratory Research series.
A foundational volume focusing on the execution, interpretation, and clinical relevance of common and specialized diagnostic tests used in medical practice.
A concise list detailing numerous common diagnostic tests used in medical and nursing practice, linking each test (e.g., Allen Test, Schick Test, Triple Test) to the specific disease, condition, or physiological function it assesses (e.g., ABG Analysis, Diphtheria, Down Syndrome).
This atlas details the use of SPECT/CT technology in bone imaging. It discusses the transformative history of bone scanning and the revolutionary diagnostic applications of SPECT/CT fusion imaging, particularly for assessing joint arthroplasties and joint fusion surgery.
A comprehensive collection of 20 Grand Tests consisting of over 2000 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) with full explanations, designed for NEET PG preparation in Preventive and Social Medicine. Published as an affordable physical alternative to expensive digital subscription models.
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A practical guide focusing on the transition and management of dental practices, covering topics such as practice economics, valuation, purchase, and general business operations.
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A comprehensive introductory guide to mechanical ventilation, covering indications, goals, complications, the equation of motion, common terminology, and foundational concepts of human gas exchange and lung volumes.
A rapid review guide utilizing memory tricks, mnemonics, custom illustrations, and integrated Anki flash cards, covering high-yield topics in endocrine anatomy, physiology, pathology, and pharmacology for board exam preparation.
Methods in Pharmacology and Toxicology publishes cutting-edge techniques, including methods, protocols, and other hands-on guidance and context, in all areas of pharmacological and toxicological research. Each book in the series offers time-tested laboratory protocols and expert navigation necessary to aid toxicologists and pharmaceutical scientists in laboratory testing and beyond. With an emphasis on details and practicality, Methods in Pharmacology and Toxicology focuses on topics with wide-ranging implications on human health.
A comprehensive guide to the principles and techniques of fundus angiography, covering both Fluorescein Angiography (FA) and Indocyanine Green (ICG) procedures. It details technical aspects such as filters and photographic technique, outlines the normal phases of each angiogram type, and analyzes the causes of pathological findings, including hypo- and hyperfluorescence resulting from blockage, leakage, pooling, and vascular loss.
