This book provides a comprehensive guide to the surgical management of childhood glaucoma, a challenging and vision-threatening disease. It covers different treatment modalities, new surgical techniques, and clinical considerations aimed at surgeons and trainees.
A comprehensive, highly visual anatomical atlas focusing specifically on the structures of the head, neck, and nervous system, commonly used by medical students and professionals.
Official NICE guideline focusing on the assessment and reduction of cardiovascular disease risk. It provides comprehensive recommendations covering lifestyle changes, lipid measurement protocols, and the use of statins and other lipid-lowering treatments for both primary and secondary prevention.
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Published: 2018
Number of pages: 722 pages
Format: PDF
File Size: 24.84 MB
Authors: Grant T. Liu MD
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Liu, Volpe, and Galetta’s Neuro-Ophthalmology:...
A detailed visual and textual exploration of the dynamic organization and microscopic architecture of human living fascia and connective tissue, based on in vivo endoscopic observations.
A collection focusing on advanced and detailed concepts in ECG interpretation, covering topics such as P-wave analysis, atrial and ventricular pathologies, PR segment implications, complex supraventricular and wide QRS tachycardias, atrioventricular blocks, and differentiating ischemia from pseudo-ischemia using EKG.
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Authors: Furman S. McDonald
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Accessible, flexible, authoritative, and up-to-date. These words...
A comprehensive case review volume focusing on Head and Neck Imaging, utilizing a question-and-answer format across different difficulty levels (Opening Round, Fair Game, Challenge) to test and enhance knowledge in diagnostic imaging of the head and neck region.
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Authors: Aimilios Lallas
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This book offers a highly informative guide to...
This review summarizes literature regarding the Non-Haemorrhagic Vagal Response to Trauma (NHVRT), a parasympathetic reaction causing hypotension and bradycardia following injury (including blunt, penetrating, and iatrogenic trauma), pain, or psychological distress. The paper explores specific stimuli, injury patterns, and patient characteristics associated with this response, noting the heterogeneity of onset and resolution, and concluding that it is challenging to clinically distinguish NHVRT from hypotensive bradycardia due to hypovolemia secondary to hemorrhage.
