A textbook focusing on the principles of anesthesia administration, pharmacology (IV, inhalation, and local), and perioperative management, including monitoring, antibiotics, analgesia, and PONV considerations, specifically tailored for the oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
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Published: 2014
Number of pages: 368 pages
Format: PDF
File Size: 100.89 MB
Authors: Stephen T. Sonis
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Offering practical tips and expert answers...
This book provides a detailed analysis of the role of ocular blood flow (OBF) in glaucoma, examining measurement techniques, mechanisms of autoregulation, vascular risk factors (including blood pressure, age, and migraine), and the relationship between blood flow, ocular structure, and visual function. It assesses OBF's significance alongside traditional risk factors like intraocular pressure (IOP), covering diagnostic methods like Color Doppler imaging and Laser speckle flowgraphy, and the effects of topical medications.
A practical manual designed for medical laboratory students covering essential blood bank procedures including reagent preparation, red cell suspension, agglutination principles, ABO and Rh typing (including weak D), and the Direct Coomb's Test (DCT).
A detailed medical text focusing on the procedure and practice of intravitreal injections, intended for vitreo-retinal surgeons and professionals in ophthalmic sciences.
A comprehensive textbook focusing on the advanced principles and practices of drug product development, pharmaceutical manufacturing processes, quality control, stability testing, and regulatory affairs within the industrial setting.
A classic textbook providing comprehensive, practical guidance on electrocardiography (ECG) techniques, interpretation, and diagnosis of various heart diseases.
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File Size: 5.33 MB
Authors: Andrew C. Peterson
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This second edition of an award winning...
This guide provides assistance in the decision-making process for physicians treating newborns who require mechanical ventilation, detailing clinical questions, evidence synthesis, recommendations for initiating and managing ventilation, and weaning strategies.
This study measures the refractive properties of the healthy human eye during acute hyperglycemia induced by an oral glucose tolerance test. Using Scheimpflug imaging and Hartmann-Shack aberrometry, the research analyzed changes in lens thickness, shape, refractive error, and aberrations. The findings generally show that hyperglycemia does not cause changes in refractive properties, though a hyperopic shift was observed in one subject, potentially explaining refractive changes often seen in diabetes mellitus.
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Authors: Varaprasad Kokkarachedu
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Clinical Medical Imaging Physics: Current and Emerging Practice...
