Harrison's Manual of Medicine
Harrison's Manual of Medicine" stands as the quintessential guide for medical professionals, offering concise yet comprehensive insights into the diagnosis and management of various medical conditions. With its evidence-based approach, this manual provides invaluable guidance on clinical decision-making and patient care. From fundamental principles to advanced medical practices, each chapter delivers authoritative information backed by the latest research findings.
Page count: 1104
Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment
Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment 2022 (CMDT 2022) is the 61st edition of this single-source reference for practitioners of adult medicine in both hospital and ambulatory settings. The book emphasizes the practical features of clinical diagnosis and patient management in all fields of internal medicine and in specialties of interest to primary care practitioners and to subspecialists who provide general care. We have therefore reviewed the contents of our work with the goal of ensuring that it reflects the dignity and equality that every patient deserves.
Page count: 1478
Davidson's Principles and Practice of Medicine
Davidson’s strives to ensure that readers can not only recognize the clinical features of a disease, but also understand the underlying causes. To achieve this, each chapter begins with a summary of the relevant pre-clinical science, linking pathophysiology with clinical presentation and treatment so that students can use the book from the start of their medical studies right through to their final examinations and beyond. The opening eight chapters provide an account of the principles of genetics, immunology, infectious diseases, population health, oncology and pain management.
Page count: 1428
Clinical Cases in Internal Medicine
In this textbook, the concise and memorable case discussions highlight the differential diagnoses that must be systematically considered and review the mechanisms that explain the patient’s signs and symptoms and the basis for why certain treatments work. The tables and figures are truly high-yield and helpful in practice. The questions, throughout the chapter, are framed very thoughtfully around queries that arise in clinical decision-making, in education of patients and families and in preparation for standardised examinations.
Page count: 474
Clinical Pain Management - A Practical Guide
Clinical Pain Management: A Practical Guide, Ron Melzack emphasized that pain has many dimensions and that, despite advances in pain management and understanding, chronic pain in particular continues to be a major health concern. This, unfortunately, is still the case and many challenging problems still exist in managing and understanding chronic pain. It will be
particularly valuable not only for clinicians to help
them assist their patients experiencing an acute pain
or suffering from chronic pain, but also for scientists
who wish to gain more insights into these pain conditions
and their underlying processes.
Page count: 508