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Authors: Dalila Patrizia Greco
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Surgical pathologists play a central role in...
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Published: 2024
Number of pages: 489 pages
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Authors: Peter Kessler
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The second of a multi-volume set takes...
Study notes and answer keys aimed at preparation for the Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB) Part 1 examination, often used by international medical graduates seeking licensure in the UK.
A textbook focused on the methods and clinical significance of diagnosing mycoses (fungal infections), highlighting their role as a leading cause of death in multiple patient populations, particularly in transplant recipients and the critically ill.
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Published: 2023
Number of pages: 152
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Authors: Gabriel COSCAS
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Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography (OCT-A) is a new...
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Authors: María Luisa García Martín
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Principles and Practice of Pediatric Sleep...
This volume is part of a three-book series designed to aid candidates preparing for the MRCP(UK) Part 2 written examination. It provides multiple choice questions based on clinical scenarios and investigations, offering extensive teaching explanations covering the required knowledge base, specifically for Cardiology and Respiratory Medicine.
This book is designed for those readers specializing in GI as in clerkships, electives, residencies, and beyond. It provides a focused, practical review of gastrointestinal physiological principles presented in easy-to-read language, featuring an integrated systems approach for the eight subareas of the GI system.
This book discusses the dynamics and clinical importance of dental occlusion. The central message is preventative, advocating for keeping the teeth apart to avoid common dental issues like caries and periodontal diseases. It stresses the necessity of studying occlusal contact and mandibular movement in three dimensions.
The role of gut microbiome in health, a century-old concept, has been on the center stage of medical research recently. While different body sites, disease conditions, and populations have been targeted, neonatal and early infancy appear to be the most suitable period for such interventions. It is intriguing to note that, unlike traditional use in diarrhea and maintenance of gastrointestinal health, microbiome-mediating therapies have now addressed the most serious medical conditions in young infants such as necrotizing enterocolitis and neonatal sepsis. Unfortunately, almost all new endeavors in this space have been carried out in the Western world leaving behind millions of neonates that can benefit from such manipulations while serving as a large resource for further learning. In this review, an attempt has been made to quantify the global burden of neonatal morbidity and mortality, examples presented on interventions that have failed as a result of drawing from studies conducted in the West, and a case made for manipulating the neonatal gut microbiome to address the biggest killers in early life. A brief comparative analysis has been made to demonstrate the differences in the gut microbiota of North and South and a large clinical trial of synbiotics conducted by our group in a South Asian setting has been presented. Although challenging, the value of conducting such global health research is introduced with an intent to invite medical scientists to engage in well-planned, scientifically robust research endeavors.
A comprehensive practice guideline providing recommendations for the safe and effective administration and management of chemotherapy and immunotherapy in clinical settings, primarily focused on oncology nursing practice.
