A comprehensive text focusing on the diagnosis and management of vertigo and dizziness. Content covers vestibular physiology, clinical history taking, examination methods, dizziness as an emergency, and specific causes like frequent peripheral causes and chronic vestibular insufficiency.
Critical evaluation of the impact of aerobic, resistance, and concurrent training modalities on cognitive health and mental well-being in older adults, emphasizing mechanisms and optimal exercise intensity to mitigate age-related cognitive decline.
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The Special Issue on "Model-Based Tools for...
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Authors: Barbara J. Bain
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This book draws on recently acquired knowledge...
Focuses on essential knowledge required by young intensivists and seasoned practitioners in the high-stakes, rapidly changing field of critical care, addressing issues of outcome and cost.
Biophotonics is revolutionizing the field of medicine, biology and chemistry and creating a new breed of medical engineers while at the same time getting engineers a taste of medicine. From an engineer's perspective, biophotonics is the application of photonics - the technology of generating and harnessing packet of light energy called photons - to image, detect and manipulate.
A constantly updated medical study guide providing key information, recent recalls, and UK guidelines for the PLAB-1 and UKMLA-AKT exams. Topics include transfusion reactions (FNHTR, AHTR) and various types of leukemia (CML, CLL, ALL).
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Authors: Kathy McQuillen Martensen
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Maths, physics and clinical measurement hold a...
This book provides ophthalmologists with a simple, clear presentation of epidemiologic and statistical techniques relevant to conducting, interpreting, and assimilating clinical research. The text is divided into two parts: the first covers epidemiologic concepts, various study types (e.g., prospective or longitudinal), and study organization (use of controls, randomness, sources of bias, choice of sample size); the second is devoted to the selection and use of relevant statistical manipulations, including determining sample size and testing statistical significance. It includes examples covering blindness registry data, incidence of visual field loss, sensitivity and specificity of tests for glaucoma, and sampling bias in studies of intraocular lenses.
A practical and concise day-to-day resource for junior doctors and medical students. It provides easy-to-navigate information and step-by-step guidance on decision making, investigations, and interventions for common conditions and problems faced in the clinical environment.
This study reports the outcome of keratoplasty procedures in patients with intellectual disability (ID), finding that the majority of patients clearly benefited from the procedure. Indications often included keratoconus, particularly in those with Down syndrome.
A comprehensive drug reference providing detailed monographs, dosing guidelines, preparation, administration, and safety information specific to medications used in neonatal and pediatric patient populations.
