An experienced panel leads the reader through real-life clinical presentations on how to diagnose and manage a variety of clinical cases seen in haematology practice. Over 30 common and challenging clinical scenarios create a foundation for learning and revision that incorporates recent medical literature and presents the latest guidelines for management. Experienced contributors outline treatment strategies for each case, with accompanying algorithms and illustrations in many cases Quick and easy to read, ideal for dipping in and out during busy clinical practice, Problem Solving in Haematology is a valuable up-to-date resource for effective strategies to manage patients with haematological disorders.

Problem Solving in Haematology

Medical Books

Smith, G.

Medicine

Clinical Pub Serv

An atlas that provides an illustrated guide to the investigation, diagnosis and management of infectious diseases of the ear, nose and throat. It presents an overview of the microbiology of ENT infections, describing the main infective organisms, and the tests by which the presence of bacterial, viral, fungal and other infections can be confirmed.

ENT Infections: An Atlas of Investigation and Management

HILL, JOHN

Paleri, Vinidh

Provides comprehensive description of clinical presentations permitting early diagnosis and effective management of disease Assists visual investigation of signs and symptoms Ready to-use-information in an easily accessible format for both specialists &amp; general physicians

Paediatric Gastroenterology: An Atlas of Investigation and Management

Polanco, Isabel

Moreno-Villares, Jose M., M.D.

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a chronic condition in which the lining of the digestive tract becomes inflamed and covered with ulcers. There are two types of IBD: ulcerative colitis, which causes inflammation and ulcers in the lining of the rectum and colon; and Crohn's disease which causes inflammation deeper within the intestinal wall of the small intestine and can occur in other parts of the digestive system including the mouth, oesophagus, and stomach. Although both conditions are characterized by inflammation and ulceration, they are in fact different disease processes and their treatments can differ. However, the goal of IBD treatment is to eliminate inflammation and there are many types of anti-inflammatory drugs currently available. In this beautifully illustrated new book, a specialist team of three physicians and one surgeon address some of the major questions surrounding this interesting group of diseases. Key topics include: new investigative techniques; differential diagnosis and management of specific disease states; complex manifestations of IBC and in-depth presentation of new therapeutic modalities. surgeons interested in gastrointestinal disease, general physicians and for doctors and surgeons in training.

Inflammatory Bowel Disease: An Atlas of Investigation and Management

Orchard

The diagnosis and treatment of stroke has changed at a phenomenal rate since the first use of CT scans and early studies using thrombolytic agents. This is a guide to vascular neurology which assists in the complex management and clinical decision-making involved in this field.

Ischemic Stroke: An Atlas of Investigation and Treatment (Atlases of Investigation and Management)

Rymer, Marilyn M., M.D.

Silverman, Isaac E., M.D.

Therapeutic Strategies in Rheumatic Disorders offers a global perspective on current approaches to diagnosis and therapy for musculoskeletal and joint disease, reporting on the latest clinical trials and 'breaking news' that will have an impact on future treatment strategies. Recent trial data has shown that early inflammatory arthritis responds well to prompt, aggressive treatment with biologics and combination therapy. In addition to anti-TNF, newer biological agents are now emerging that block other mediators of inflammation and damage, and continuing advances in pharmacogenetics permit individually tailored therapeutic regimes that balance efficacy and toxicity. In osteoporosis, a bewildering array of therapeutic options are available - the challenge for the clinician is deciding on which is appropriate for each patient. Progress is also being made in understanding and treating the numerous complications concomitant with rheumatic disease, particularly pulmonary hypertension. The increasing evidence that NSAIDs and COX-2 inhibitors carry attendant risks and should be used with care presents a further example of how the clinician must stay abreast of latest developments. In this book, experts in each of these fields guide the reader through the many options now available to clinicians combating these diseases, providing a clear account of current best practice and possible future developments.

Rheumatology (Therapeutic Strategies)

Doherty Michael Ed

In the past three decades, the diagnosis and treatment of stroke has changed at a phenomenal rate since the first use of CT scans and early studies using thrombolytic agents. In the last decade, the stroke specialist has seen the introduction of new therapies versus carotid endarterectomy; mechanical embolectomy and other catheter-delivered agents and devices; novel thrombolytic agents; drugs to limit hematoma expansion; antithrombotic agents for secondary stroke prevention and other neuroprotective strategies. Advanced techniques such as the treatment of aneurysms by neurosurgical clipping versus endovascular coiling, and neurosurgery for intracerebral hemorrhage and the malignant MCA stroke syndrome have been studied, offering a promising look into the future. It must not be forgotten that this has happened against the backdrop of ever increasing sophistication in the field of CT scanning and MR neuroimaging, which helps direct better patient selection for specific therapies and may substantially increase the chance of a successful therapeutic outcome. These advances in treatment therapies has led to a paradigm shift in the way stroke victims are diagnosed and cared for. This exciting new guide to vascular neurology offers a richly illustrated and, above all, practical guide to assist in the complex management and clinical decision-making involved in this fast-moving field. The authors have assembled a comprehensive collection of original visual material which will be a valuable reference to the specialist and trainee clinician alike.

Hemorrhagic Stroke: An Atlas of Investigation and Treatment

This volume is an innovative approach to the identification and management of heart failure. Contributing experts have presented a number of problem scenarios, which might be difficult cases, complications or dilemmas that challenge the skills of most practitioners. Organized as a series of questions, each chapter presents a detailed yet accessible discussion of the problems posed. Carefully weighing the risks and benefits of specific therapies, the ensuring discourse presents a fair, balanced approach to conceptual controversies as well as exploring the diagnostic and therapeutic dilemmas that may arise. Recent and ongoing trials are discussed, as well as the potential impact on clinical practice of emerging therapies. This book is designed for the busy clinical practitioner who is in search of authoritative discussion that is balanced by evidence-based, best practice recommendations. It is intended as a resource for cardiologists and primary care physicians.

Clinical Challenges in Heart Failure

Mehra MD, Mandeep R.

Presenting a new approach to therapeutic decision-making and providing answers to questions that busy clinicians face on a daily basis. In a carefully chosen series of discussions, the contributors, internationally recognised authorities in their fields, offer their own recommendations for managing challenging problems in treating diabetes

Clinical Challenges in Diabetes

Barnett Ed, Anthony H

This book takes an innovative new approach to therapeutic decision-making, providing answers to a range of questions that the busy clinician faces on a daily basis. In a carefully chosen series of discussions, a team of internationally recognized contributors offer their own recommendations for managing difficult problems, and offer insights into the value or otherwise of various treatment choices based on their own experience and the available evidence.This book is designed for the busy clinical practitioner who is in search of authoritative discussion that is balanced by evidence-based, best practice recommendations. It is intended as a resource for all practitioners treating hypertensive patients.

Clinical Challenges in Hypertension II

Toth, Peter P.

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