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BOOKS NAME: Kumar And Clark Clinical Medicine 6th edition

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2010 BMA Book Awards – First Prize – Medicine category. “This book is comprehensive, student friendly (if still intimidating in size!) and covers such a vast breadth of knowledge. It still remains the primary ‘must-have’ text book of any budding doctor, or qualified one at that. This book is stunning in its breadth and in its ease of use. It still remains as the ‘gold-standard’ thorough guide to clinical medicine its forefathers were.” (BMA Judges’ quote). “Kumar and Clark’s Clinical Medicine” is known, respected and admired by medical students, doctors and health professionals throughout the world. It provides in one volume a comprehensive and authoritative source of information on the management and treatment of medical problems. Clarity of writing, a hallmark of “Kumar and Clark”, has been combined with a colourful and attractive presentation and a companion website to produce a complete resource of medical information. “Kumar and Clark” is now regarded as the one book that every aspiring and qualified doctor should own.

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The Gale Encyclopedia of Medicine, Volume 1-6, Fourth Edition by Laurie J. Fundukian (Project Editor)

G,,le | 2011 | ISBN: 1414486464 | 5210 pages | PDF | 132 MB

The updated edition of this authoritative, comprehensive, in-depth medical guide features information on more than 1,700 medical topics in language accessible to adult laypersons. Disease/disorder articles typically cover definition; description; causes and symptoms; diagnosis; treatments; prevention; and more. Test/treatment articles typically cover definition; purposes; precautions; preparation; risks; normal and abnormal results; and much more. Biographical and historical sidebars appear throughout the text. This edition includes new entries, updated entries, approximately 650 color images and illustrations, and a comprehensive subject index.

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        Bates - Pocket Guide To Physical Examination And History Taking - 6th Edition

    AUTHORS :
        Lynn S. Bickley, MD
        Peter G. Szilagyi, MD, MPH

    SUMMARY :
        The Pocket Guide to Physical Examination and History Taking, 6/E is a concise, portable text that :
            Describes how to interview the patient and take the health history
            Provides an illustrated review of the physical examination
            Reminds students of common, typical findings
            Describes special techniques of assessment that students may need in specific instances
            Provides succinct aids to interpretation of selected findings
        There are several ways to use the Pocket Guide :
            To review and remember the content of a health history.
            To review and rehearse the techniques of examination. This can be done while learning a single section and again while combining the approaches to several body systems or regions into an integrated examination (see Chap. 1).
            To review common variations of normal and selected abnormalities. Observations are keener and more precise when the examiner knows what to look, listen, and feel for.
            To look up special techniques as the need arises. Maneuvers such as doing an Allen test are included in the relevant sections of the examination and highlighted by a shaded blue-green bar.
            To look up additional information about possible findings, including abnormalities and standards of normal.
        The Pocket Guide is not intended to serve as a primary text for learning the skills of taking a history or performing a physical examination. Its detail is insufficient for these purposes. It is intended instead as an aid for student review and recall and as a convenient, brief, and portable reference.

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        In 2006, the first Harrison’s Rheumatology sectional was introduced with the goal of expanding the outreach of medical knowledge that began with the first edition of Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine, which was published over 60 years ago. The sectional, which is comprised of the immunology and rheumatology chapters contained in Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine, sought to provide readers with a current view of the science and practice of rheumatology. After its introduction, we were gratified to learn that this sectional was being utilized not only by young physicians gaining their first exposure to rheumatology, but also by a diversity of health care professionals seeking to remain updated on the latest advancements within this dynamic subspecialty of internal medicine.With this edition of the Harrison’s Rheumatology, it remains our goal to provide the expertise of leaders in rheumatology and immunology to all students of medicine who wish to learn more about this important and constantly changing field.
        The aspects of medical care encompassed by rheumatology greatly impact human health. Musculoskeletal symptoms are among the leading reasons that patients seek medical attention, and it is now estimated that one out of three people will be affected by arthritis. Joint and muscle pain not only affect quality of life and produce disability, they may also be heralding symptoms of serious inflammatory, infectious, or neoplastic diseases. Because of their frequency and the morbidity associated with the disease itself, as well as the therapeutic modalities employed, rheumatic diseases impact all physicians.

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        Harrison's Neurology In Clinical Medicine - 2nd Edition

    AUTHORS :
        STEPHEN L. HAUSER, MD

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        The first edition of Harrison’s Neurology in Clinical Medicine was an unqualified success. Readers responded enthusiastically to the convenient, attractive, expanded, and updated stand-alone volume, which was based upon the neurology and psychiatry sections from Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine. Our original goal was to provide, in an easy-touse format, full coverage of the most authoritative information available anywhere of clinically important topics in neurology and psychiatry, while retaining the focus on pathophysiology and therapy that has always been characteristic of Harrison’s.
        This new edition of Harrison’s Neurology in Clinical Medicine has been extensively rewritten to highlight recent advances in the understanding, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of neurologic and psychiatric diseases. New chapters discuss the pathogenesis and treatment of headache, the clinical approach to imbalance, and the causes of confusion and delirium. Notable also are new chapters on essential tremor and movement disorders, peripheral neuropathy, and on neurologic problems in hospitalized patients. Many illustrative Neuroimaging figures appear throughout the section, and a new atlas of neuroimaging findings has been added. Extensively updated coverage of the dementias, Parkinson’s disease, and related neurodegenerative disorders highlight new findings from genetics, molecular imaging, cell biology, and clinical research that have transformed understanding of these common problems.
        Another new chapter, authored by Steve Hyman and Eric Kandel, reviews progress in deciphering the pathogenesis of common psychiatric disorders and discusses the remaining challenges to development of more effective treatments.

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        ANTHONY S. FAUCI, MD
        DENNIS L. KASPER, MD

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        Despite enormous advances in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention during the twentieth century, physicians caring for patients with infectious diseases today must cope with extraordinary new challenges, including a neverending deluge of new information, the rapid evolution of the microorganisms responsible for these diseases, and formidable time and cost constraints. In no other area of medicine is the differential diagnosis so wide, and often the narrowing of the differential to a precise infection caused by a specific organism with established antimicrobial susceptibilities is a matter of great urgency.
        To inform crucial decisions about management, today’s care providers are typically turning to a variety of sources, including colleagues, print publications, and online services. Our goal in publishing Harrison’s Infectious Diseases as a stand-alone volume is to provide practitioners with a single convenient source that quickly yields accurate, accessible, up-to-date information to meet immediate clinical needs and that presents this information in the broader context of the epidemiologic, pathophysiologic, and genetic factors that underlie it. The authors of the chapters herein are acknowledged experts in their fields whose points of view represent decades of medical practice and a comprehensive knowledge of the literature. The specific recommendations of these authorities regarding diagnostic options and therapeutic regimens—including drugs of choice, doses, durations, and alternatives—take into account not just the trends and concerns of the moment but also the longer-term factors and forces that have shaped present circumstances and will continue to influence future developments.
        Among these forces are the changing prevalence, distribution, features, and management alternatives in different regions of the world; accordingly, these topics are addressed from an international perspective.

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        Dan L. Longo, MD
        Anthony S. Fauci, MD

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        Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine (HPIM) has long been a major source of information related to the practice of medicine for many practitioners and trainees.Yet in its aim to cover the broad spectrum of medicine, the book has become nearly 3000 pages in length and is pushing the envelope of “portability.” HPIM has spawned several offspring tailored to diverse uses for sources of medical information. The entire book plus a large cache of supplemental visual and textual information is available as Harrison’s Online, a component of McGraw-Hill’s Access Medicine offering.
        A condensed version of HPIM, called Harrison’s Manual of Medicine, has been published in print format suitable for carrying in a white coat pocket and in several electronic formats (PDA, Blackberry, iPhone). A companion to HPIM that serves as a study guide for standardized tests in medicine, HPIM Self-Assessment and Board Review, is an effective teaching tool that highlights important areas of medicine discussed in HPIM.
        Harrison’s Practice is another electronic information source, organized by medical topic or diagnosis with information presented in a consistent structured format for ease of finding specific information to facilitate clinical care and decision-making at the bedside. All of these products retain the broad spectrum of topics presented in the HPIM “mother book” in variable degrees of depth.

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