A comprehensive guide detailing the clinical application and interpretation of various neuromonitoring tools (such as EEG and NIRS) used for critically ill neonates and children in intensive care settings.
This book focuses on direct restorations within the specialty of restorative dentistry. It provides detailed clinical steps and working protocols for dentists, addressing the need for continuous training due to the evolving nature of materials, instruments, and equipment in the field.
A case-based clinical guide that serves as a postgraduate textbook, focusing on diagnostic elements and treatment planning procedures for implant restorations in the field of prosthodontics.
This book details statistical methods necessary for survival trial design, particularly focusing on their application in cancer clinical trials and providing examples and implementation using the R programming environment.
A comprehensive analysis of ethical issues and dilemmas faced in clinical dental practice. The book covers foundational ethical theories, professional responsibilities, principles (autonomy, beneficence, justice), and provides a structured protocol for resolving ethical questions and case studies.
This book provides essential strategies and practical frameworks for effective patient-provider communication in end-of-life care, covering topics such as breaking bad news, managing difficult emotions, and navigating family discussions in palliative settings.
This book explores new perspectives and current controversies within the field of infection prevention, covering topics such as HAI controversies (Contact Precautions), hand hygiene monitoring technologies, universal glove and gown use for MRSA/VRE prevention, and isolation precautions for visitors to healthcare settings.
Comprehensive study guide covering the etiology, detailed clinical workup (history, external exam, slit lamp, DDT), and surgical management (DCR, CDCR, CJDC) of disorders affecting the lacrimal system, including causes of watering eye and nasolacrimal duct obstruction (NLDO).
A collection of multiple-choice questions focusing on the foundational concepts of orthopedic basic science, biomechanics, and the application and properties of various orthopaedic implants. Topics include external fixation techniques, principles of intramedullary nailing (dynamization), and biomechanical properties of locking and compression plates used in fracture fixation.
An educational text covering the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the respiratory system. It explores topics such as gas diffusion, breathing mechanics, adjustment to varying oxygen demands (e.g., high altitude), and common respiratory diseases, using case studies like the Mount Everest disaster to illustrate physiological challenges.
A case-based practical reference for daily use in nuclear medicine, featuring illustrative cases along with necessary information about techniques and interpretation. The book incorporates recent technology alongside established basic studies for students, trainees, and practicing physicians.
A foundational textbook covering the core concepts and principles of medical physiology. This edition is intended for educational purposes for students in medical and health sciences programs.