A review summarizing the current understanding of brain tumor-related epilepsies. The document highlights that 30–50% of brain tumor patients suffer from epileptic seizures, with the probability being highest in low-grade, epilepsy-associated brain tumors (LEAT). The review covers clinical and histopathological characteristics, therapeutic strategies, prognosis, and underlying mechanisms of epileptogenesis.
A surgical textbook covering the field of hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery, published as the sixth edition in the 'A Companion to Specialist Surgical Practice' series.
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A comprehensive text covering the diagnosis of cardiovascular system diseases using diagnostic imaging techniques and sophisticated image analysis methodologies, including bibliographical references and an index.
This case report details the successful management of a 2-day-old neonate who suffered extensive gastric perforation, likely from suspected barotrauma, requiring total gastrectomy and pouchless Roux-en-Y esophagojejunostomy reconstruction. The report highlights the high morbidity of this condition and confirms the adequacy of the surgical technique and multidisciplinary care, noting the patient maintained an adequate nutritional status 2.9 years postoperatively.
This book addresses the challenges of tolerating adverse effects associated with psychotropic medications in patients with mental illness. It covers managing side effects ranging from nuisances (like sialorrhea) to serious issues (like obesity) that contribute to patient morbidity and mortality.
This book discusses the specialized field of head and neck surgery, which draws contributions from reconstructive surgeons, otolaryngologists, general surgeons, and maxillofacial surgeons. It covers the complex anatomy and the diseases, disorders, and deformities occurring in this region of the body.
This volume is part of the 'Genetics for…' series, aiming to bring specialists up to date on molecular genetics. It discusses how the genetics revolution has fundamentally altered notions of disease etiology and classification, stressing that few conditions are totally without some genetic influence, and prepares physicians for the increasing necessity of genetic testing in routine clinical practice regarding ophthalmic disorders.
A concise collection of high-yield clinical facts, tips, and diagnostic management strategies crucial for practicing cardiologists and medical trainees preparing for board examinations.
A practical guide focusing on the principles and techniques of contamination control. Key topics include the source, dispersion, and deposition of dead particles and microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, viruses), microbial growth systems, detection of contaminants, hygienic design, and detailed separation techniques like absorption, adsorption, sedimentation, and filtration.
