This document analyzes the historical context and ongoing necessity of using animals in scientific research. It covers their crucial role in fundamental biological research, developing new treatments for diseases, vaccine creation, and mandatory toxicological studies necessary for introducing new drug molecules into clinical practice.
A clinical resource detailing the evidence-based process of moving from initial patient symptoms to a definitive medical diagnosis. Published as a LANGE medical book.
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Authors: Eleanor Forrest
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The problem-solving approach of Core Clinical Cases guides...
Detailed notes on circulatory pathology covering Hyperemia (definition, types, morphology) and Congestion. Includes analysis of the effects of acute and chronic congestion, with specific focus on Chronic Venous Congestion in the lung (brown induration), liver (Nutmeg appearance), and spleen, alongside an introduction to Edema.
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Authors: Andrew M. Cameron
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Updated with new treatments and algorithms, ECG...
Comprehensive guidelines issued by the Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) detailing recommendations for the treatment and clinical management of patients diagnosed with COVID-19.
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Published: 2020
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Authors: Richard Finn
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A practical guide to at-home pain relief...
Systemic sclerosis (SSc) is a multisystem disease process that can result in significant end-organ damage. This case report details a patient newly diagnosed with scleroderma who presented with worsening dyspnea and was found to have a prolonged PR interval, right bundle branch block, and left anterior fascicular block, illustrating fibrotic changes affecting the myocardial conduction system.
A case report detailing Collodion baby (CB), an extremely rare congenital dermatological condition. CB is characterized by a thick, parchment-like membrane covering the newborn's skin, often presenting in premature infants. The report discusses clinical presentation (e.g., fish-like mouth appearance), potential complications, and the necessity of improved supportive neonatal care, including the use of intravenous fluids, incubators, and emollients.