A resource providing current clinical practice guidelines and recommendations specifically tailored for the inpatient setting, covering common clinical scenarios and treatment protocols.
This book argues that systemic diseases, including cancer, autoimmune disorders, and heart disease, often stem from oral health issues like infected gums, root canals, jawbone cavitations, and toxic metals. It details how a biological (holistic) dentist can help readers avoid and reverse chronic illness that may begin in the mouth.
The aim of developing these Egyptian Clinical Practice Protocols is to unify and standardize the delivery of high-quality healthcare to all newborns at all health facilities using competency-based assessments.
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Authors: Giuseppe Buonocore
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This text presents current, accessible information on enhancing...
This book provides expert advice on the clinical application and interpretation of cardiac biomarkers. Topics include markers of cardiac risk (like the OxPL/apoB Assay), markers of cardiac ischemia and acute coronary syndrome (including hypersensitive troponins), and the use of natriuretic peptides for heart failure.
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Published: 1996
Number of pages: 2286 pages
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Authors: A. K. Nadkarni
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The Indian systems of medicine, both...
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Published: 2014
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Authors: Mala Arora and Neelanjana Mukhopadhaya
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The first trimester of pregnancy...
A foundational and comprehensive textbook covering the history, structure, metabolism, genetics, diversity, ecology, and industrial applications of microorganisms, widely used in advanced undergraduate and graduate biology curricula.
A question-and-answer book using patient-based cases and clinical scenarios designed to help candidates prepare for postgraduate examinations in dentistry, specifically referencing the MFDS and MFGDP diets. It is intended to test knowledge before the exams.
This document details the preparation and success path for the Final FRCOphth exam taken in 2014 (Dundee). It provides insight into the structure and content of Part 1 (MCQ and CRQ), the Refraction Certificate (12 stations including retinoscopy), and Part 2 (written MCQs and the clinical/oral exam). Specific topics covered in the oral stations included ophthalmic investigations (dacroscintigraphy, CT), patient management (VKH, phaco complications), and ethics. The author stresses the necessity of prior UK clinical experience (OST) for success.
A comprehensive revision guide covering core surgical specialties (including Abdominal, Breast, Cardiothoracic, Endocrine, Head and Neck, Neurosurgery, Transplant, Urology, and Vascular Surgery) specifically designed to help trainees prepare for the MRCS Part A professional examination.
