An evidence-based guide focused on the systematic process of linking patient symptoms to a definitive diagnosis, designed for medical practitioners and students.
A volume from Cunningham's Manual of Practical Anatomy focusing on the detailed practical study of the head, neck, and brain, designed for medical students and practitioners.
An introduction to the algorithms and computational methods used for calculating megavoltage X-ray doses, primarily for use in radiation therapy planning.
A fundamental text covering the principles, methods, and applications of drug formulation and delivery systems relevant to pharmaceutical science students and professionals.
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Authors: Mary E. Klingensmith
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An Evidence-Based Approach to the Management of...
A clinical guideline summarizing existing evidence for the diagnosis and management of amblyopia. It provides graded recommendations (A, B, C) regarding visual testing (LogMAR), refractive correction protocols, and therapeutic options such as occlusion or atropine treatment, aiming to influence current clinical practice.
A concise summary of key medical concepts and clinical practice across various fields of internal medicine, often used as an essential reference for students and residents.
A quick reference pocket guide designed for healthcare professionals, focusing on critical care protocols and the Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) guidelines.
A dental periodical providing continuing education credits, focusing on advanced endodontic techniques. This issue includes an article on the endodontic treatment of curved root canal systems, practice profiles, and technology reviews.
A collection of multiple-choice questions designed for 5th-semester medical students covering the microanatomy and cellular components of the central nervous system, neuroglia, ganglia, myelination, and special sense organs.
Training units (Units 16-18) designed for medical professionals needing to improve their German language skills (B2/C1 level) for clinical practice. Focus areas include professional dialogue about patient care (e.g., prevention and treatment of Decubitus), conducting ward rounds and patient handovers, and effective communication within the operating theatre.
A specialized radiological textbook dedicated to diagnosing pain by focusing on patient symptoms rather than specific organs. It outlines a clinical-radiological approach to pain diagnosis, aiding radiologists in choosing appropriate imaging modalities and interpreting findings.
A concise guide to essential concepts in ENT (Otorhinolaryngology), covering patient history, physical examination, investigations, and detailed discussions on the mouth, tonsils, larynx, salivary glands, esophagus, thyroid, neck, ear, nose, and paranasal sinuses.
