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This new edition of a highly successful handbook will be indispensable to medical students, nurses, and general practitioners as well as to casualty officers. The common conditions that are encountered in an Accident Department are covered in alphabetical order, and the index adds useful cross-referencing. Simple, clear instructions are given on each condition and alternative apges are left blank for the addition of personal notes and local information so that user can make up a personal handbook for day-to-day use.It is not intended to replace the large and authoritative volumes on bookshelves, but to live on the desk and in the pocket. Brevity is therefore essential and the text is largely free of references, but a short bibliography and a list of key periodicals is appended.In this new edition many entries have been brought up to date, errors corrected, and gaps and omissions filled; obscurities have been clarified and illustrations added or improved.From reviews of previous editions:
This handbook addresses the need for a concise, portable, and practical reference guide for medical professionals managing common conditions in an accident department. R. H. Hardy, drawing on clinical experience, provides a structured, alphabetical manual designed for immediate, day-to-day application. The text prioritizes brevity and utility, serving as a supplementary tool for practitioners rather than a replacement for comprehensive medical textbooks.
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Reviewers and medical practitioners have historically identified this work as a highly functional, portable resource for clinical settings. Experts note that its value lies in its simplicity and the ability for users to customize the content for their specific local requirements.
Page Count:
184
Publication Date:
1985-03-21
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192615270
ISBN-13:
9780192615275
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