A case-based guide detailing neurovascular anatomy relevant for procedures in interventional neuroradiology, covering topics like cerebrovascular disorders and central nervous system blood supply.
This retrospective study examines the correlation between cataract grading using the Lens Opacities Classification System III (LOCS III) and intraoperative characteristics (phacoemulsification time and average power) recorded during phacoemulsification surgery. It concluded that nuclear opalescence (NO) and nuclear color (NC) scales correlated positively with required phacoemulsification energy, demonstrating the system's utility in helping surgeons anticipate surgical difficulty.
A concise, practical reference guide covering the core aspects of clinical surgery. It provides essential, evidence-based information on diagnosis, investigations, and management for medical students, junior doctors, and surgical trainees, covering general surgery, trauma, and surgical subspecialties.
This book, part of the IDKD Springer Series based on the International Diagnostic Course in Davos, provides a periodically renewed update on the current state of the art and the latest developments in organ-based imaging, specifically covering diagnostic and interventional imaging of the chest, breast, heart, and vessels for imaging specialists and clinicians.
A collection of research articles focusing on the impact of coffee and caffeine consumption on human health and functioning, covering topics such as ergogenic effects in athletes, neuromuscular efficiency, and analysis of caffeine concentration in doping control samples.
A foundational guide to the principles, statistical methods, and application of meta-analysis in clinical and scientific research, covering individual studies, the summary effect, and heterogeneity of effect sizes.
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The first edition of the Textbook of Clinical...
The second edition of this book expands upon critical aspects of testosterone, incorporating new topics such as gynecomastia, male infertility, anabolic steroids, and transgenderism. It addresses the global phenomenon of testosterone use and abuse in both men and women, revisiting the hormonal physiology of sex steroids and the actions of androgens.
A comprehensive revision resource for the FRCOphth Part 1 examination, featuring 400 Single Best Answers (SBAs) and Constructed Response Questions (CRQs).
This book is dedicated exclusively to the role of stereotactic body radiosurgery (SBRT) in the management of prostate cancer. It discusses safe targeting techniques, carefully designed treatment plans, image-guided therapy, integrating MRI into planning, and examines single-institution experiences demonstrating excellent PSA relapse-free survival outcomes. It also addresses ongoing randomized trials comparing SBRT to conventional radiotherapy and hypofractionated regimens.
An atlas that integrates classic Netter artwork, updated illustrations, and modern radiologic imaging with concise text. It provides a visual approach to normal and abnormal body function and clinical presentation, linking basic and clinical sciences for surgical reference.
An educational resource detailing the principles and interpretation of static visual field perimetry using Humphrey and Octopus instruments. It provides comprehensive analysis of reliability indices (False Positive, False Negative, Fixation Losses, Short-Term Fluctuation), key instrument and patient variables, and testing algorithms like screening and threshold methods.
