The internal medicine peripheral brain

Contains coverage of signs and symptoms, etiology, pathophysiology, working up a diagnosis, treatment, management, and outcomes, including the broad spectrum from the beginnings of differential diagnosis through to effective treatment and outcomes. Tailored to be relevant to the real-life medical practices of interns, residents, and students, this handbook is designed to condense the current accepted knowledge base of internal medicine and the most widely read and accepted medical journals into a core volume. The text is written so that upon receiving a consult, the user simply needs to turn to the relevant section and follow the text to know what physical finding and labs to order and how to interpret them.

Year

2004

Language

English

Publisher

Lippincott Williams & Wilkins

Editions

1

Pages

944

ISBN

9780781728065

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