Radiology and Oncology

  Ebook Info Published: 2019 Number of pages: 248 pages Format: PDF File Size: 8.26 MB Authors: Mostafa Khalil Description The Duke Elder Exam of Ophthalmology –...

Detailed conceptual handwritten notes covering the anatomy, segments (Intracranial, Intrameatal, Intratemporal, Extratemporal), branches (GSPN, Chorda Tympani), and associated pathologies (e.g., Millard Gubler Syndrome) related to the Facial Nerve (CN VII). Designed as revision-friendly material structured according to video lectures.

A book presenting 100 cases detailing complex diagnostic dilemmas in clinical and general medicine, designed to challenge the reader's understanding and application of knowledge in real-world scenarios.

A set of flashcards based on the Morgan and Mikhail Clinical Anesthesiology content, designed as a rapid review and study aid for clinical anesthesia topics.

Comprehensive course notes reviewing differential diagnoses, clinical features, and management strategies for intraocular tumors, including melanoma, retinoblastoma, and causes of leukocoria, tailored for ophthalmology final examinations.

  Ebook Info Published: 2016 Number of pages: Format: PDF File Size: 17.58 MB Authors: Jose Biller Description Presented in full color, DeMyer’s provides neurologists and...

A comprehensive question bank for Pediatrics featuring over 3000 multiple-choice and problem-solving questions covering various subspecialties like Neonatology, Hematology, and Nutrition, complete with model answers and past exam solutions.

This book covers advanced techniques, particularly focusing on minimally invasive therapies, used within the fields of musculoskeletal medicine and physiotherapy.

A system-wise compilation and review of 1700 PLAB questions, created by the Unity PLAB Skype group (Sush and Team). This document provides researched keys, discussion notes, and clinical context to aid candidates preparing for the PLAB exam, specifically covering the ENT system.

This review analyzes Central Nervous System (CNS) tumours in neonates, which are rare and differ significantly from those in older children regarding etiology, clinical features, and prognosis. It describes the main characteristics, recent advances in treatment (primarily surgery and chemotherapy, avoiding radiotherapy), and the importance of molecular characterization. The aim is to provide neonatologists with the essential knowledge for early detection, diagnostic evaluation, management, and creation of a multidisciplinary treatment team.

A clinical manual focusing on methods of history-taking, physical examination, special investigations, and differential diagnosis, aimed at helping clinicians diagnose surgical cases.