This review analyzes the use of human albumin, emphasizing its biological functions and importance in clinical practice. It notes that while administration is well-supported for treating complications of decompensated cirrhosis, many other indications (such as fluid resuscitation in sepsis and critical illnesses) are not strongly evidence-based. The article stresses the importance of avoiding inappropriate use to ensure availability for proven effective conditions, given the high cost and limited supply.
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The fourth edition of this well received...
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From a reassessment of osteoporosis to contributing factors,...
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This book – a conjoint effort...
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Since the 1990s, food chemistry opened a...
A comprehensive, practical guide detailing the management, monitoring, and treatment protocols for critically ill pediatric patients recovering from or suffering from complex congenital heart disease and related surgical procedures.
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New cataract removal techniques, anesthesia and viscoelastic...
The IIRC is the standardized staging system used globally for retinoblastoma contained within the eye(s), replacing the Reese-Ellsworth Classification. Developed by Dr. Murphree, the system ranges from Group A (lowest risk, predicting better outcomes) to Group E (highest risk/poor prognosis features), detailing criteria based on tumor size, location, and the presence and extent of vitreous or subretinal seeding.
A comprehensive colour atlas detailing the examination and diagnosis of eye diseases. The content covers various structures of the eye, including the lid, lacrimal apparatus, orbit, conjunctiva, cornea, lens, and glaucoma, as well as the uveal tract, retina, and vitreous. It addresses ocular manifestations of systemic diseases, neuro-ophthalmology, pediatric eye diseases, ocular injuries, refractive errors, and ophthalmic drugs, starting with essential examination techniques and history taking.
