A comprehensive guide detailing the specific nutritional requirements and dietary strategies necessary for optimizing performance, growth, and health in child and adolescent athletes.
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Authors: Ngai-Yin Chan
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This book addresses the need for comprehensive review...
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Published: 2014
Number of pages: 131 pages
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Authors: Aniz Girach
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This clinically oriented book is the first...
This book addresses Ocular Inflammation, focusing specifically on Uveitis and Ocular Masquerades. It provides updated guidelines for the multidisciplinary diagnosis and management of these conditions, highlighting their prevalence and impact in the Middle East region.
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Published: 2009
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Authors: Kerry Hull PhD
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Coloring Atlas of the Human Body provides...
This volume is part of the 'Current Practices in Ophthalmology' series, which aims to cover the latest clinically relevant developments in ophthalmology. These handbooks are designed to bridge the gap between journals and standard texts, providing reviews on advances for residents, fellows-in-training, generalist ophthalmologists, and specialists alike.
A concise clinical reference covering patient assessment and the impact and management of systemic diseases, particularly cardiovascular conditions, relevant to the field of oral medicine.
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Authors: Sanchia S. Goonewardene
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This outstanding overview sets a new standard...
A detailed guide covering the traditional clinical skills of history taking and physical examination, leading to the formulation of a differential diagnosis and management plan. This foundational text emphasizes the continued importance of these methods in patient care, even with the rapid evolution of medical technology.
This book advocates for the essential role of unrestricted outdoor play in healthy child development. Drawing on experience and scientific research, the author, an occupational therapist, explains why free play is necessary for strengthening children's sensory, motor, social, and intellectual capacities, countering modern trends of over-scheduling and restricted movement.