A foundational guide covering the practical aspects and fundamental techniques of gastrointestinal endoscopy, authored by leading specialists in the field.
Reliable bowel preparation assessment is important in colonoscopy. However, current scoring systems are limited by laborious and time-consuming tasks and interobserver variability. We aimed to develop an artificial intelligence (AI) model to assess bowel cleanliness and evaluate its clinical applicability.
A detailed clinical overview covering the etiology, classification, symptoms, and diagnosis of vascular disorders of the orbit. Topics include isolated and combined orbital varices, and direct and indirect carotid-cavernous fistulas, noting key differentiating signs like pulsatile proptosis, bruit, and chemosis.
A collection of clinical cases related to critical care, intended to further general scientific research, understanding, and discussion regarding diagnosis and treatment in intensive care medicine.
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Authors: William K. Ovalle
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The indispensable guide to all aspects of...
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Number of pages: 792 pages
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Authors: Kulkarni Ajit
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Body language and Homoeopathy is a path...
Part of the 'Diagnostic Standards of Care' series, this book focuses on quality standards and best practices for laboratory diagnosis within the fields of hematology and immunology.
This publication reviews and elaborates upon complications affecting the anterior segment following the management of posterior segment (vitreoretinal) pathology. It emphasizes the pathophysiologic mechanisms involved to guide rational approaches to prevention and treatment, acknowledging the inherent risks associated with modern vitreoretinal surgical techniques.
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Authors: Jane Clifford O'brien
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Periodontology at a Glance adds another dentistry...
A comprehensive atlas detailing the principles and specific designs for removable partial dentures (RPDs). It covers design concepts like surveying, rests, guide surfaces, major and minor connectors, retention, and denture base retentive elements. The book emphasizes systematic design and meticulous mouth preparation to ensure stress control and prevent common complications like caries and periodontal deterioration. It includes detailed atlas sections categorized by Mandibular and Maxillary Kennedy Class I through Class IV designs.
The book “Fundamentals of 3D Printing Technology for Medical & Dental Professionals” provides the basic information which a medical/dental professional must know before implementing 3D Printing Technology for their patients. This short, non-technical book is easy to understand and helps doctors kickstart the journey to implementing 3D Printing Technology. Topics covered include basic understanding of 3D Printing and Medical 3D Printing, components, workflow, various technologies involved, and material selection for Medical 3D Printing. The book simplifies the fundamental concepts before execution of Medical 3D Printing for patients.
