Video Atlas of Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery
Derek J. Rojers, Christopher J. Hartnick, Usama S. Hamdan 2014
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Ultrasound for surgeons
Heidi L. Frankel 2005
Continue reading →Oxford Handbook of Pre-Hospital Care
Ian Greaves Keith Porter 2007 The publication of an Oxford Handbook has to be a defining moment in the recognition of the specialty of Pre-hospital Care, which has existed, often unsung and practiced by a relatively small number of enthusiasts, for many years. This handbook joins a comprehensive list of publications covering almost forty very diverse specialities.
Continue reading →Oxford Handbook of Clinical Surgery
Edited by Greg McLatchie Neil Borley Joanna Chikwe 2013 Sometimes we have to look backward to look forward. Since 1990, surgery has witnessed cataclysmic changes. In our Trust, the first laparoscopic cholecystectomy was performed in 1992, and has now become the procedure of choice for most gall bladder disease and many other surgical operations in the western world.
Continue reading →Oxford Cases in Medicine and Surgery
Hugo Farne Edward Norris-Cervetto James Warbrick-Smith 2010 There is an abundance of excellent medical and surgical textbooks, written in both traditional and more novel formats. However, in a climate in which the content and mode of delivery of medical education remain in constant flux there remains a need for new resources that stimulate interest in the reader as […]
Continue reading →Oxford Case Histories in Neurosurgery
Harutomo Hasegawa Matthew Crocker Pawan Singh Minhas 2013 Safe, successful care of patients requires both a sound knowledge base and the skill to apply it effectively. In neurosurgery there is no shortage of didactic, factual accounts to support the systematic study of disciplines such as neuroanatomy, neurophysiology, neuropathology, neuroimaging and how abnormalities are expressed and managed in various clinical […]
Continue reading →Oxford American Handbook of Disaster Medicine
Edited by Robert A. Partridge, Lawrence Proano, David Marcozzi 2012 Disasters happen—anywhere, anytime, and frequently. In the United States, in response to numerous recent man-made and natural catastrophes, disaster preparation efforts have become widespread. Over time, they have also become more complex and broader in scope.
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Edited by Greg R. McLatchie David J. Leaper 2006 The text and increased numbers of contributors reflect the changes that have occurred in General Surgery over the past ten years. It is unlikely that in the future we will encounter General Surgical Units. They will be replaced by specialised departments catering for specific areas of surgical expertise.
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Hans Behrbohm, Oliver Kaschke, Tadeus Nawka, Andrew Swift 2009
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ALAN KAY, HAYDAR ALWASH (etc.) 2016 In 2013, the WHO EMT Initiative published the Classification and Minimum Standards for Foreign Medical Teams in Sudden Onset Disasters in response to concerns from the humanitarian community that the world had largely failed in its efforts to provide life- and limb-saving care following the Haiti earthquake and Pakistan floods. Many of the teams […]
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