A comprehensive guide to the current medical therapy and surgical management of urogenital tuberculosis (UGTB), exploring its epidemiology, transmission, and diagnostic challenges related to extrapulmonary tuberculosis.
Meningitis is acute or chronic inflammation of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord (the meninges). Common symptoms include fever, intense headache, vomiting, and neck stiffness. It is caused by infections (viral, bacterial, fungal) or non-infectious factors (malignancy, chronic inflammatory disease). Classified as a medical emergency, diagnosis is often confirmed by lumbar puncture, and treatment involves prompt administration of antibiotics and sometimes antiviral drugs.
This reference provides the latest evidence-based recommendations for antimicrobial therapy in neonates. It offers expert advice on dosing for neonates (including low-birth-weight newborns), drug selection for bacterial, fungal, viral, and parasitic pathogens, and drug stewardship, helping clinicians effectively treat neonatal infections.
This book explores the strategy of drug repurposing, examining the discovery of new facets and off-target effects of existing drugs. It specifically focuses on the application of repurposed medicines for treating Emerging Infectious Diseases and Cancer.
This highly visual atlas presents a detailed examination of common and rare diseases affecting the salivary glands, focusing on detailed histopathology, diagnostic criteria, and correlations with clinical presentation and radiological findings.
This book addresses the challenges faced by humans when functioning outside of normal environments, focusing on the unique barriers to optimal visual function in hostile settings. Topics include eye hazards and injuries common in vocations like military service, heavy industry, and construction.
A comprehensive textbook detailing the fundamental physiology of the eye and visual sciences, serving as a core reference for practitioners and researchers.
This textbook outlines a master clinician's approach to the cardiac history and physical examination, emphasizing the fundamental basis of clinical evaluation rather than relying solely on technology. It addresses the rapid spread of cardiovascular disease worldwide and discusses unique patient-care issues pertinent to different global regions, distilling the author's clinical experience in cardiology.
A concise review guide structured for USMLE Step 1 preparation. It covers high-yield behavioral science topics, starting with foundational concepts in Epidemiology and Biostatistics, including definitions of incidence and prevalence rates.
A textbook covering medical microbiology topics, intended to provide information generally in accord with standards accepted at the time of publication, advising readers on changes in drug therapy and treatment protocols.
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A comprehensive board review text focused on basic sciences and psychiatry, intended to prepare candidates for initial certification in Neurology. Published by the Mayo Clinic Scientific Press.
A comprehensive text covering the history, industrial development, handling properties, and mechanical characteristics of PMMA bone cements and their application techniques in orthopedic surgery.
A clinical and technical guide focusing on the design, mechanics, retention, and application of removable orthodontic appliances, covering topics such as biomechanics of tooth movement, active components, anchorage, and treatment strategies for Class I and Class II malocclusions.
