A clinical manual providing essential guidance and protocols for the diagnosis and management of conditions encountered in pediatric emergency medicine.
A surgical reference detailing the techniques and advancements in robotic and laparoscopic procedures specifically addressing the retroperitoneal space.
A technical guide detailing the preparation designs for ceramic veneers, emphasizing the critical role of preserving enamel for superior bond strength, the necessity of stringent preparation techniques (0.3-0.5 mm reductions), and the material science behind successful bonding, including elastic modulus considerations for maximizing esthetic and functional longevity.
A comprehensive visual reference atlas for ophthalmology, featuring 199 illustrations (187 in color). Written by leading experts in Singapore and Australia, including the Chief of the Department of Ophthalmology at the National University Hospital, Singapore.
A comprehensive guide providing condensed, high-yield information for individuals undergoing postgraduate medical training. Covers fundamental clinical skills, common pathologies, and examination preparation strategies.
An evidence-based clinical guide detailing the procedures and principles related to debonding orthodontic appliances and the subsequent implementation of fixed retention methods.
A guide detailing the systematic interpretation of Humphrey visual field reports, introducing the WANDER mnemonic (What was done, Accuracy, Normal or abnormal, Defect pattern, Evaluate compatible disease, Review), and comparing different test strategies and patterns (30Β°, 24Β°, 10Β°).
This volume defines Surgical Endodontics as the branch of dentistry concerned with diagnosing and treating endodontic lesions that do not respond to conventional therapy. It details the procedure's scope, which is to achieve the three-dimensional cleaning, shaping, and obturation of the apical portion of the root canal system via surgical access, emphasizing that surgery is only indicated after non-surgical retreatment attempts have failed or when orthograde treatment is impossible.
This mini-review discusses the key role of microcirculatory dysfunction in sepsis and the use of sublingual videomicroscopy for real-time, non-invasive assessment. It highlights the potential loss of 'hemodynamic coherence' during traditional resuscitation and advocates for integrating microvascular monitoring to guide and titrate resuscitative therapies in septic shock patients.
A comprehensive review course and self-assessment tool designed for pediatric residents and practicing physicians preparing for board certification or recertification examinations, covering key topics across the pediatric subspecialties.