Covers basic research in neurobiology and neurochemistry. It provides in-depth, book-length treatment of some of the most important topics in neuroscience including molecular and pharmacological aspects. The main audiences are basic science researchers, graduate students, neuroscientists, neurobiologists, neurochemists, and neurologists.
A comprehensive guide detailing the core principles and clinical practice applications of pharmacotherapy, designed for students and practitioners managing drug therapy.
A detailed study guide providing mnemonic reviews of key infectious agents (bacteria, fungi, viruses, parasites) and major pharmacological drug classes (antimicrobials, autonomic drugs, cardiovascular, endocrine, GI). The material is structured around the visual learning techniques popularized by Sketchy Medical, such as 'The golden staff of Moses' for Staphylococcus aureus.
A comprehensive introductory textbook detailing the principles of pharmacology, covering drug mechanisms, therapeutic applications, and related physiological phenomena.
A detailed catalog derived from Wikipedia listing over 500 therapeutic monoclonal antibodies (mAbs). It defines various antibody fragments and structures (Fab, scFv, BsAb), explains INN nomenclature (ending in -mab), and provides data on target molecules, sources (human, mouse, chimeric), and clinical uses for diseases such as cancer, inflammatory disorders, and hypercholesterolemia. Includes approved, investigational, and withdrawn drugs.
A comprehensive textbook edited by experts, covering the core principles, historical background, and modern applications of drug delivery systems, including controlled drug release technologies.
A medical resource detailing treatment options and comprehensive risk assessment for the use of pharmaceuticals during pregnancy and breastfeeding (lactation).
A systematic approach to the evaluation of patients with suspected drug allergy, particularly those receiving multiple medications simultaneously. The topic details definition, classification systems, including the WAO distinction between immediate and nonimmediate reactions, and underlying immunologic mechanisms.
A dictionary aimed at dentists, detailing the effects of various drugs on patient management in dentistry, covering oro-dental problems caused by medication, concurrent medication interactions, and the effects of drugs on the teeth, oral, and perioral structures.
A comprehensive review and study aid for pharmacology presented in a flashcard format. It covers essential drug information and clinical concepts, intended for medical students and professionals.
A comprehensive guide designed for clinical practice, covering the basic principles of medicine, likely focusing on diagnosis and management relevant to internal medicine.
A concise handbook designed for medical students, covering essential topics in urology including urological history and examination, investigations, emergencies, trauma, bladder outlet obstruction, and urinary incontinence.
A comprehensive guide covering the fundamentals of blood cell analysis and recent advancements in morphological interpretation techniques, essential for clinical laboratory professionals and medical students.
An analysis of antibiotic use principles covering safety, empirical ('blind') therapy, combination drug regimens, and critical pharmacokinetic considerations. Details include dose adjustments for renal and hepatic impairment, the importance of Therapeutic Drug Monitoring (TDM) for drugs like Vancomycin, and adherence to guidelines such as the British National Formulary (BNF).
A collection of clinical case histories focusing on acute neurology and the neurological aspects of general medicine, designed for teaching and professional reference.
A comprehensive, rapid-reference tool designed to provide health care professionals with quick clinical guidance on diagnosis, pharmaceutical selections, dosages, and treatment options for various medical conditions.
This analysis focuses on neonatal seizures, emphasizing the high susceptibility of neonates due to unique physiologic factors. It details the imperative for clinicians to maintain a high degree of suspicion for seizures based on clinical history and the presence of encephalopathy. The text differentiates between acute symptomatic seizures (due to acute brain injury) and neonatal-onset epilepsy (related to underlying structural, metabolic, or genetic disorders). It underscores that while initial acute treatment is similar, long-term treatment and prognosis vary greatly based on etiology, and highlights the importance of early identification and the role of advances in genetic medicine for personalized treatment.
Ebook Info
Published: 2013
Number of pages: 248 pages
Format: PDF
File Size: 52.23 MB
Authors: Rachel A. Powsner
Description
An excellent introduction to the basic...
Ebook Info
Published: 2018
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Format: PDF
File Size: 19.2 MB
Authors: Hibi, Toshifumi, Hisamatsu, Tadakazu, Kobayashi, Taku
Description
Advances in Endoscopy in...
A set of guidelines outlining preventive health measures for children aged 0 through 6 years, integrating requirements from the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) and recommendations from organizations such as the USPSTF and Bright Futures, covering screenings, physical assessments, immunizations, and counseling.
A practical collection of 50 common clinical scenarios designed to aid medical students and residents in preparing for Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs). Topics cover history taking, physical examination, data interpretation, and communication skills.
