Public Health; Gender and Health Studies

A clinical diagnosis resource focusing on diseases of the anterior segment of the eye, presented in a quick-reference format.

  Ebook Info Published: 2022 Number of pages: 162 pages Format: PDF File Size: 2.07 MB Authors: Marina Russo Description Since the 1990s, food chemistry opened a...

  Ebook Info Published: Number of pages: Format: PDF File Size: 13.2 MB Authors: Subhash Todi Description This timely overview of dose, benefit, and risk...

  Ebook Info Published: 2010 Number of pages: 172 pages Format: PDF File Size: 4.07 MB Authors: Bernd Kirchhof Description Unlike the cornea or lens, the retina...

This study evaluates the clinical course and the characteristics of transient refractive error occurring during intensive glycaemic control of severe hyperglycaemia. A transient hyperopic change occurred in all patients receiving improved control after hyperglycaemia. The study concludes that the degree of transient hyperopia associated with rapid correction of hyperglycaemia is highly dependent on the rate of reduction of the plasma glucose level, suggesting a reduction of refractive index in intraocular tissues, especially the lens, appears to be responsible for this change.

A comprehensive textbook detailing the principles of histology and cell biology, structured as a foundational guide for students entering the field of pathology.

A comprehensive edited volume discussing non-substance addictive behaviors, including detailed coverage of officially recognized disorders like Gambling Disorder and emerging issues such as Internet Gaming Disorder, examined in the context of the DSM-5 criteria.

A comprehensive surgical textbook (Volume II) focusing on advanced topics in general surgery. Content includes detailed sections on abdominal organs (liver, biliary system, pancreas, intestines), pediatric surgery, urology (urinary tract diseases, tumors), orthopedics (fractures, bone tumors, infections), spine surgery, and perioperative management.

This UpToDate topic review focuses on the pathogenesis and classification of closed (occult) spinal dysraphism, which is characterized by failure of fusion of the vertebral bodies with intact overlying skin. It discusses associated terminology, the spectrum of clinical manifestations, and maternal risk factors, including folic acid deficiency, distinguishing these defects from open spinal dysraphism.

  Ebook Info Published: 2009 Number of pages: 1083 pages Format: PDF File Size: 17.2 MB Authors: Howard Silberman Description Principles and Practice of Surgical Oncology uniquely...

  Ebook Info Published: Number of pages: Format: PDF File Size: 8.8 MB Authors: Larry K. Pickering Description This book combines clear explanatory text with...

  Ebook Info Published: 2020 Number of pages: 378 pages Format: PDF File Size: 104.39 MB Authors: Robert H. Whitaker Description A solid knowledge of anatomy is...