The Crown of Shakes

William Hamilton

Morris Pub.

Orthopaedic complaints make up a large part of a general practitioner's workload. Few doctors will complete a surgery without one patient at least presenting an orthopaedic proble, Furthermore, as the population ages, the so-called 'degenerative' conditions will continue to increase. as with most conditions, the large majority of othopaedic complaints are managed entirely in primary care. this book aims to help primary care clinicians to diagnose and treat these complaints, and to assist in identifying the small number who would benefit for referral to a specialist. It has been written to cater for both clinicians in training, and for those who are already in practice.Every chapter has been completely rewritten since the first editionA new chapter on sports medicineA new chapter posing a range of orthopaedic questions in short answer format to mimic the MRCGP exam

Orthopaedics in Primary Care, 2e

Medical Books

Andrew J. Carr

Medicine

Butterworth-Heinemann

University of Hawaii a Portrait

University of Hawaii Bookstone

Careers in Anesthesiology: Autobiographical Memoirs, Vol. 1

Eli Brown

E. M. Papper

Wood Library, Museum of Anesthesiology

The Washingtoniana: containing a sketch of the life and death of the late Gen. George Washington: with a collection of elegant eulogies, orations, ... papers, and his last will and testament

The New York Public Library

World War II, The Philippines. Johnny Oldfield tells what it’s like to grow up in a Japanese prison camp, his pivotal teenage years filled with danger and defeat, adventure and intrigue, cruelty and betrayal, starvation and death, survival and liberation.Johnny calls himself a WONK (from the Chinese “won gau”, yellow dog) a mongrel running with a pack of rebellious kids and viewing his society from the ground up. Separated from his father by the Japanese invasion, he gets his life lessons from a diverse cast of characters: his mother Ruth, a nurse with a strong and independent spirit; Harry Barnes, a storyteller who arrives from China carrying the urn of a friend’s ashes; Southy Jack, an ex-pro boxer who trains boys in the manly art; Polecat, a mestizo pal with an all-consuming hatred for the Japanese; the Colonel, a wise old plantation owner who gives advice on survival; Haverford, a disgruntled alcoholic from Manila’s high society; and Abiko, the feared officer of the Japanese camp guard.This dramatic tale is played out in the heart of Manila, a city once called “the Pearl of the Orient,” now being destroyed by massive bombing, strafing, artillery barrages and mortar attacks.

Wonks

Amazon Digital Services LLC - KDP Print US

Professional Education Guides

Applied Behavior Science Press

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