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Published: 2013
Number of pages: 345 pages
Format: PDF
File Size: 1.61 MB
Authors: Neil S. Skolnik
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases: A Guide for...
A comprehensive guide detailing the principles and practice of pharmacotherapy, providing information on treatment and drug therapy based on current clinical standards and research.
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File Size: 166.07 MB
Authors: George A. Mashour
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This practical guide presents approaches to working...
A comprehensive text detailing the evolution and usage of botulinum toxin for cosmetic procedures. It provides an overview of the toxin discussing pharmacochemistry, sub-types and products, efficacy, dosage, effectiveness, and safety. Clinical applications are divided into patient selection, basic requirements, and injection techniques.
A system-wise compilation and review of 1700 PLAB questions, created by the Unity PLAB Skype group (Sush and Team). This document provides researched keys, discussion notes, and clinical context to aid candidates preparing for the PLAB exam, specifically covering the ENT system.
This text, part of the Advances in Materials Science and Engineering Series, provides an overview of the processing, characterization, and application of hydroxyapatite coatings for use in various biomedical and surgical contexts.
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Published: 2018
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Format: PDF
File Size: 3.19 MB
Authors: Jecko Thachil
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A clinically oriented handbook providing up-to-date recommendations for...
This guide is designed for third-stage pharmacy students undertaking summer training. It provides an overview of essential drugs, categorized by physiological systems (Cardiovascular, GI, Respiratory, CNS, Infections, Endocrine, Genito-urinary, etc.), focusing on different dosage forms and practical handling in the pharmacy setting, preparing students for direct patient and drug interaction.
A clinical science report analyzing the outcome and graft survival rates of keratoplasty (corneal transplant) procedures performed in patients with intellectual disability (ID), noting high success rates, especially in those with keratoconus associated with Down syndrome.
