Essential Clinical Medicine - Symptoms, Diagnosis, Management

di Gibson - Rees • 2009 • dettagli prodotto

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DESCRIZIONE

Covering all the clinical topics required of a modern curriculum for medical students, this book guides the reader from accurate assessment of symptoms through to a structured and clear understanding of medical disorders. Each subject is approached in a problem-orientated style, and with the diagnostic possibilities considered in relation to their probability, context and range of associated features. A clinical description is included for each condition, together with its epidemiology, pathology, investigation, management and outcome. Chapters are preceded by lists of the conditions covered and an indication of whether these are relatively uncommon or very uncommon. The contents describe a logical sequence, beginning with the impact of genes on health and ending with sections devoted to the elderly and the dying patient. Where symptoms and signs are shared by multiple illnesses, an extensive cross-referencing system allows the reader to reach across the spectrum of diseases.Table of Contents Preface1. The genetic basis of disease Charulata Deshpande and Shirley Hodgson2. Health promotion Alan Maryon-Davis3. Gastrointestinal Bijay Baburajan and Terry Wong4. Kidney James Pattison5. Cardiovascular Derek Hausenloy, Diana Gorog and Michael Marber6. Respiratory problems John Rees7. Ear, nose and throat Rachael Hornigold, Simon Hogan and Michael Gleeson8. Mental health Teifion Davies9. Neurological Katia Cikurel, Leone Ridsdale and Lina Nashef10. Eye Denise Mabey11. Rheumatic Terence Gibson12. Endocrine Jake Powrie13. Toxicology Alison Jones14. Genitourinary Andrew de Burgh Thomas and Jan Welch15. Fever and infection Nicholas M. Price16. Skin David McGibbon17. Haematology Stephen Schey18. The elderly patient Mark Kinirons19. The critically ill Richard Leach20. The dying patient Teresa Beynon.