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The Oxford Handbook of Tropical Medicine provides clear and concise coverage of this area of medicine for students and practitioners in the tropics. Medical conditions are ordered by system except for the five major tropical conditions - malaria, HIV/STDs, tuberculosis, diarrhoeal diseases, and acute respiratory infections and fevers. The book has been designed to be as practical as possible with illustrations of blood films and stool smears, which are useful for diagnosis, as well as the usual clinical features, diagnosis, and management. The new edition includes a major revision to the cardiology, chest medicine, renal, and endocrinology sections and there is new material on mental health, managing acute medical emergencies and ophthalmology.
This handbook serves as a comprehensive, practical reference guide for medical students and practitioners navigating the complexities of tropical medicine in resource-limited settings. The authors, a team of experienced medical professionals, synthesize clinical data and diagnostic protocols to provide a structured framework for managing both common and specialized tropical diseases. By organizing content by physiological system while highlighting major endemic conditions, the text aims to facilitate rapid decision-making in clinical environments.
What You Will Find
Experts and practitioners frequently cite this text as a foundational resource for those working in tropical environments due to its concise and highly practical structure. Readers often note the density of the clinical information, which is optimized for quick reference during active patient care.
Page Count:
712
Publication Date:
2004-12-16
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0198525095
ISBN-13:
9780198525097
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