A clinical reference guide detailing the key laboratory markers and physiological parameters used for the diagnosis, staging, and monitoring of common conditions across various systems, including cardiovascular, metabolic, respiratory, renal, and infectious diseases. It includes classification tables for hypertension, diabetes, thyroid disorders, and CKD.
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Authors: Cyril Mauffrey
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How often have you been confronted with an...
An in-depth analysis of the immune system, detailing the functions of both innate and adaptive immunity. The text explores the transition from acute to chronic inflammation, the impact of genetics (immunogenetics and immunogenomics), and the pathogenesis and clinical considerations of autoimmune diseases, cancer, and large-scale immune challenges like pandemics.
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Authors: Gabor Kovacs
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This comprehensive, up-to-date reference on surgery in the...
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Authors: Pinakin Gunvant Davey
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Macular degeneration is a blinding disease with...
A summary of various pathologies affecting the labial region, including hereditary syndromes (Van der Woude, Peutz Jegher), inflammatory and autoimmune disorders (Melkerson Rosenthal, Pemphigus), and infectious lesions (Herpes, Molluscum). Key topics include vascular anomalies, congenital syndromes, and granulomatous conditions like Granuloma gravidarum.
This document provides the clinical breakpoint tables and associated inhibition zone diameter correlates published by EUCAST for determining antimicrobial susceptibility. Version 9.0, valid from 2019-01-01, includes guidance on technical uncertainty, detailed breakpoints for numerous pathogens (including Enterobacterales, Staphylococcus spp., Streptococcus spp., and Pseudomonas spp.), PK-PD non-species related breakpoints, and expert rules.
A concise clinical manual providing essential, practical information for surgical residents and practitioners, published by the Department of Surgery, Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine.
This book aims to clarify the fundamental concepts of mechanical ventilation, which is described as one of the most complex and integral aspects of critical care medicine. It addresses common misconceptions stemming from inconsistent nomenclature and emphasizes the importance of monitoring and adjusting the ventilator in concert with the patient’s respiratory system.
This book explores the controversial view that terminal cancer is often a misdiagnosis. It advocates for alternative medicine and palliative care approaches, deeply integrating the concept that emotional trauma and traumatic life events are the primary precursor and cause of cancer, drawing heavily on the work of Dr. Hamer.
A monthly journal issue focusing on various topics in pediatric medicine, featuring articles on the epidemiology and diagnosis of asthma, pediatric insomnia, off-highway vehicle injuries and fatalities, mandated reporting, motivational interviewing techniques for pediatricians, and clinical reviews on shock and severe anemia.
A comprehensive clinical reference manual focusing on the diagnosis and management of endocrinological disorders, published by the Washington University School of Medicine.
