Prasad P. Godbole • Martin A. Koyle Duncan T. Wilcox (Editors) 2011 Primary care physicians (general practitioners or family physicians & in North America pediatricians and emergentologists) are often the first port of call for children with non-emergency, but potentially serious surgical or urological problems.
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Jeremy C. Ganz 2011 In 1993 the author of this book published a short work on Gamma Knife surgery. At the time less than 20,000 patients had been treated world wide and there were only a handful of centres equipped with Gamma Knives.
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Qihui “Jim” Zhai 2011 Frozen section diagnosis is a critical component of most surgical pathologists’ daily practice. Reaching an accurate diagnosis is sometimes stressful considering the time limitations, frozen section artifacts, and the immediate resulting surgical impact.
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Matthew Martin ● Alec Beekley Editors 2011 As you step off the plane you are struck by an oppressive heat, but this is not what catches your attention. It is the foreignness of this place – the unfamiliar terrain, the noise, the oddly clustered tents and buildings, the serious and determined looks of people involved in a war.
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Daniela Prayer (Ed.) 2011 Driven by the ongoing technical and scientific progress, fetal MR imaging has evolved from an exclusively experimental prenatal imaging modality to a clinically important tool, which impacts decision making in the field of pre- and perinatal medicine.
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Adam J. Cohen • David A. Weinberg Editors 2011 Blepharoptosis (ptosis) is a widely prevalent disorder that is encountered by virtually every clinician, whether one is working with an adult or pediatric population.
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Dheeraj K. Rajan Editor 2011 Within the last decade, we have seen a rapid expansion and innovation in dialysis interventions throughout the world and in particular North America. Growth has been fuelled by an aging population, healthcare advances that have prolonged life, and a greater incidence of certain disease states particularly diabetes.
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Edited by Hua Feng, Ying Mao, John H. Zhang 2011 Clinical Management On October 9–11, 2009, the Tenth International Conference on Cerebral Vasospasm was held for the first time in Chongqing, China. Literally translated to mean “double happiness’’, Chongqing was the perfect venue to host members of the community from all over the world to witness and participate […]
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Edited by Hua Feng, Ying Mao, John H. Zhang 2011 Pathophysiology On October 9–11, 2009, the Tenth International Conference on Cerebral Vasospasm was held for the first time in Chongqing, China. Literally translated to mean ‘‘double happiness’’, Chongqing was the perfect venue to host members of the community from all over the world to witness and participate in […]
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Mark K. Ferguson (Editor) 2011 An Evidence-Based Approach Since the publication of the first edition of this book, considerable progress has been made in the fields of risk assessment, decision analysis, and evidence-based medicine. That this has occurred during a challenging period in our history is testament to the importance of these fields in the advancement of medical […]
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