Advances in Vascular Medicine

Advances in Vascular Medicine -1

David Abraham, Clive Handler, Michael Dashwood and Gerry Coghlan (Eds.) 2010 Understanding the many complex cellular and molecular mechanisms underlying human vascular diseases is essential in improving the treatment of this important and wide-ranging group of diseases that affect a large proportion of the world population. This book is based on lectures presented at an International Vascular Biology Workshop […]

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Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery

Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery

Namir Katkhouda 2010 Techniques and Tips When I wrote and published the first edition of Advanced Laparoscopic Surgery “Techniques and Tips” in 1998, I wanted to share with all general surgeons, residents, attendings and senior faculty alike the experience that I accumulated in laparoscopic surgery over a period of 10 years.

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Virtual Colonoscopy

Virtual Colonoscopy-1

P. Lefere · S. Gryspeerdt (Eds.) 2010 The publication of this second revised edition of the practical guide on virtual colonoscopy less than 4 years after the publication of the first edition underscores the big interest for CT colonography. In the past 4 years, the promising expectations of the technique were confirmed by several large multicenter studies obtaining […]

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Signaling Pathways in Liver Diseases

Signaling Pathways in Liver Diseases-1

Jean-Francois Dufour Pierre-Alain Clavien (Eds.) 2010 Recent advances in diagnostic and therapeutic approaches to liver disease have carried hepatology to new frontiers. The increasing frequency with which steatotic and cirrhotic livers undergo complex curative treatment strategies is a challenge to liver surgeons and hepatologists, who need to understand the molecular mechanisms at play in these situations.

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Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorders

Post-Transplant Lymphoproliferative Disorders -1

Vikas R. Dharnidharka • Michael Green Steven A. Webber (Eds.) 2010 By the mid 1960s, there was evidence that the loss of tumor surveillance in immunosuppressed organ recipients could result in (1) accidental engraftment of donor malignancies, (2) accelerated growth of microscopic metastatic neoplasms of either donor or recipient origin, and (3) an increased incidence of de novo […]

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Pancreatic Disease

Pancreatic Disease -1

Colin D. Johnson • Clement W. Imrie Editors 2010 Protocols and Clinical Research This book stems from an unusual meeting held in The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow in March 2007. Enthusiastic doctors in the diagnosis and treatment of pancreatic diseases were arranged in small groups to discuss specific unsolved/partially clinical problems and suggest the way […]

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