Editor-in-Chief L.D. Britt Editors Donald D. Trunkey David V. Feliciano 2007 Principles and Practice The genesis of this project is a direct result of the fact that there is no substantive textbook that addresses the full-spectrum of surgical emergencies. Even in a field in which there is a plethora of excellent textbooks on a variety of surgical […]
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Edited by MICHAEL D. PAPPAS LOREN G. YAMAMOTO OKECHUKWU ANENE 2007 To many outside the medical field, an X-ray or radiograph is a simple picture of the interior aspect of the body, but to many health professionals the simple picture is a complicated puzzle. However, a radiographic film can provide an enormous amount of information that, when […]
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Giulia Ottaviani 2007 Sudden Unexplained Death of Infants – The Pathologist’s Viewpoint This book is based on my PhD dissertation defended at the University of Milan on 3 February 2004. The sudden unexpected death of a baby in the crib is surely one of the most heartbreaking tragedies for the family and for society. Everyone who reads this […]
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M. Hohenfellner · R.A. Santucci (Eds.) 2007 Emergencies in medicine are difficult on two fronts: they may challenge both the health of the patient and the skills of the doctor in charge. If the latter, the former may deteriorate rapidly.
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Ulrich Schiefer Helmut Wilhelm William Hart Editors 2007 A Practical Guide This text and its digital supplement are meant to be used by comprehensive ophthalmologists and residents in training, and are not meant to be used as one would the larger, almost encyclopedic, reference texts with their detailed citations and case reports. Resident physicians should find the format of […]
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Edited by J.-L. Vincent 2007
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J. Rello · M. Kollef · E. D´ıaz · A. Rodr´ıguez (Eds.) 2007 Infections and their complications are a very important clinical area in the intensive care unit setting. Community-acquired infections and nosocomial infections both contribute to the high level of disease acquisition common among critically ill patients.
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J. A. Verschakelen · W. De Wever 2007 A Pattern Approach Computed tomography is generally considered to be the best imaging modality for the assessment of the lung parenchyma. High resolution computed tomography (HRCT) is able to provide very high morphological detail of the normal and abnormal lung parenchyma and has been widely accepted as the imaging gold […]
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Edited by Boris Drozdek John P. Wilson 2007 This publication aims at presenting a theoretical framework and guidelines for intercultural treatment of complex posttraumatic states and PTSD, together with a set of illustrative case presentations of treatment encounters in different settings throughout the world. It aims at combining knowledge from psychiatry, anthropology, and social psychology in an in-depth analysis […]
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E. Abraham M. Singer (Eds.) 2007
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