A comprehensive analysis of Endoscopic Endonasal Dacryocystorhinostomy (DCR). The content details the indications (e.g., epiphora, dacryocele, chronic dacryocystitis) and relative contraindications (rhinological and ophthalmologic). It also provides an overview of the tools of the trade, including camera setup, white balancing procedures, and anatomical guidance (The Road Map).
A comprehensive guide covering the biological, chemical, and clinical aspects of dental bleaching procedures, focusing on modern materials and long-term results in cosmetic rehabilitation and esthetic dentistry.
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Published: 2021
Number of pages: 266 pages
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File Size: 21.75 MB
Authors: Elie M. Ferneini
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This multi-authored, multi-institutional, and multi-specialty based...
A specialized textbook detailing the solutions and therapeutic approaches for managing periapical diseases that arise from failed primary endodontic procedures (retreatments).
A foundational text focused on nursing research, supplemented heavily with resources designed for classroom success, clinical skill mastery, and NCLEX preparation. It includes video demonstrations of clinical skills, comprehensive rationales for practice questions, and correlation guides linking content to modern nursing standards such as QSEN, the 2010 ANA Scope and Standards of Practice, and AACN Essentials.
This book compiles preferred ophthalmic clinical practices, consolidating both revered ancient techniques and modern adhered practices to standardize eye care and ensure quality control. The second edition reflects the need to keep pace with the ever-increasing stockpile of scientific knowledge.
A collection of modified Short Answer Questions (SAQs) focused on Pain Management topics, including Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) diagnosis, tailored for high-level examinations like FCAI, FRCA, and EDAIC Part 2 in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care.
Extremity injuries sustained in aquatic environments require unique considerations compared with injuries sustained on land. Knowledge of these considerations is becoming more important as aquatic recreational activities increase in popularity. Aquatic injuries may occur through mechanical contact with a variety of different objects or surfaces, such as a recreational device or watercraft part, or may occur through contact with marine animals. Marine animal injuries can be further categorized into bites, stings, or blunt contact, as well as venomous or nonvenomous, distinctions that should be used to guide clinical management. Numerous instances of retained foreign bodies after marine animal stings exist, which can result in infection and prolonged envenomization; thus, radiographic examination should be routinely performed in aquatic sting injuries to prevent these harmful sequelae. Any aquatic injury resulting in an open wound has an increased risk for infection, and prophylactic antibiotics must be given with consideration for the unique microbiologic flora of the aquatic environment.
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Authors: Jonathan H. Phillips
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Patient reported outcomes have become more and...
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Authors: Forrest "Dell" Moore
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This book presents the latest advances in...
A practical workbook and reference guide designed to enhance clinical decision-making and antibiotic prescribing skills for clinicians. It features over 1000 practical exercises, covers key principles of antibiotic stewardship, and reviews management strategies for infections categorized by bodily system (e.g., CNS, Bone & Joint, Cardiovascular, ENT).
A clinical workshop guide focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of common internal medicine issues. Topics include detailed analysis of sexually transmitted diseases (Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis) covering presentation, diagnosis (Dx), and standard treatment protocols, along with an overview of acute and chronic hepatitis, etiology, and typical clinical presentation.
