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A friend of mine contacted me and spoke about his experience while studying medicine in China, this really experience maybe very helpful for you who want to study MBBS in China. 1. The introduction of MBBS in China Most institutes in China provide their medical degrees as a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). The MBBS program is a fast-track method to becoming a doctor. It lasts 5 years, meaning you can become a certified doctor way quicker than those studying medicine in the US, Canada or Europe, where it takes 7 to 8 years to become a doctor. Study MBBS in China Also, medical lectures in most universities are prepared and taught in English, but it’s also demanded to study the Chinese language as a separate subject to understand the patients and explain to them the way of treatment method, which is not bad! Also, one of the most advantages to study medicine in China is that tuition fees for medical schools in China are very low. Annually, it would cost you around US$1,000-2,000. Like other countries, China provides all the majors to study in good universities, which helps international students to achieve their dreams at less…

Name: Fundamentals of Organic ChemistryEdition: 7thAuthor: John McMurrySubject: Organic ChemistryLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning Brief Introduction Organic chemistry is changing rapidly. From its early days dealing primarily with soaps and dyes, organic chemistry has moved to center stage in many fields, from molecular biology to medicine and from agriculture to advanced electronics.Today’s organic chemists are learning new languages—particularly those of medicine and molecular biology—to shape the world we live in, and practitioners in many other fi elds are fi nding themselves having to learn something of organic chemistry. More than ever before, a fundamental understanding of organic chemistry is critical to addressing complex, interdisciplinary problems. This seventh edition of Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry addresses some of the changes that are occurring by placing a greater emphasis on the applications of organic chemistry, especially applications to medicine and agriculture. Many new examples of biological organic reactions have been added in this edition; Interlude boxes at the end of each chapter are rich in the chemistry of drugs and agrochemicals; and problem categories such as “In the Field” and “In the Medicine Cabinet” reinforce the emphasis on applications. Contents Structure and Bonding; Acids and BasesAlkanes: The Nature of Organic CompoundsAlkenes and Alkynes:…

Name: 生物化学 Biochemistry: A Textbook for Medical StudentsEdition: 2ndEditors: Zhao Baochang 赵宝昌; Guan Yifi 关一夫Subject: BiochemistryLanguage: EnglishPublisher: 科学出版社 Brief Introduction Life is one of the motional modes of matters. Thousands of different lifeless and lives on the Earth are made from the simple elements and compounds. The remarkable common properties of living organisms distinguishing from nonliving materials are the capacity for precise selfrenewal (metabolism), and self-replication and self-assembly (expression and transmission of genetic information), although they maintain and perpetuate themselves to conform to all the physical and chemical laws that govern the nonliving universe. Biochemistry is the chemistry of life, the aim is to describe and explain, in molecular terms, all chemical processes in living cells. The second edition of Biochemistry: A Textbook for Medical Students includes the following new features. All chapters are revised with the inclusion of up- dated contents and corresponding new figures or new tables. A new chapter on " - omics" is added to reflect the growing significance and versatility of these new techniques. All 23 chapters are rearranged into three parts. Part I discusses the structures and functions of some major biomolecules including proteins, nucleic acids, vitamins, enzymes and glycoconjugates. Part II deals with…

Name: Essentials of Medical PhysiologyEdition: 6thAuthor: K Sembulingam; Prema SembulingamSubject: PhysiologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: JAYPEE BROTHERS MEDICAL PUBLISHERS (P) LTD Brief Introduction Physiology is the most fascinating and ancient branch of science. It is fascinating because, it unfolds the mystery of complicated functional aspects of individual organs in the body. It is ancient because, it exists ever since the origin of life. Even before knowing the language, culture and society, man knew about the hunger, thirst, pain and fear which are the basics of physiology. With this Sixth edition, Sembulingam’s Essentials of Medical Physiology enters into its second decade and the core subject matter with updated physiological information remain as green as ever. We live in an era where the thirst for knowledge and urge for learning is so much increased that even a layman knows the fundamentals of common disorders like diabetes mellitus, hypertension, jaundice, etc. So, it becomes doubly important to fulfill the expectations of the educated mass, especially in medical field. We are humbly thankful and heavenly happy for the popularity of this book among the undergraduate and postgraduate students of medical, dental and paramedical courses, doctors and other health professionals in and out of our country. Like many…

Name: Janeway’s ImmunobiologyEdition: 9thAuthor: Kenneth Murphy; Casey WeaverSubject: ImmunobiologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Garland Science Brief Introduction Janeway’s Immunobiology is intended for undergraduate and graduate courses and for medical students, but its depth and scope also make it a useful resource for trainees and practicing immunologists. Its narrative takes the host's perspective in the struggle with the microbial world—a viewpoint distinguishing ‘immunology’ from ‘microbiology’. Other facets of immunology, such as autoimmunity, immunodeficiencies, allergy, transplant rejection, and new aspects of cancer immunotherapy are alsocovered in depth, and a companion book, Case Studies in Immunology, provides clinical examples of immunerelated disease. In Immunobiology, symbols in the margin indicate where the basic immunological concepts related to Case Studies are discussed. The ninth edition retains the previous organization of five major sections and sixteen chapters, but reorganizes content to clarify presentation and eliminate redundancies, updating each chapter and adding over 100 new figures. As temporary stewards of Charlie’s legacy, Janeway’s Immunobiology, we hope this ninth edition will continue to inspire—as he did—students to appreciate immunology's beautiful subtlety. We encourage all readers to share with us their views on where we have come up short, so the next edition will further approach the asymptote. Contents PART I An…

Name: Principles of Forensic Medicine and ToxicologyEdition: 1stAuthor: Rajesh BardaleSubject: Forensic MedicineLanguage: EnglishPublisher: JAYPEE BROTHERS MEDICAL PUBLISHERS (P) LTD Brief Introduction It is with great pleasure that I am presenting the book, Principles of Forensic Medicine and Toxicology. The book is primarily designed for undergraduates and presented in a simple and lucid language. For ease of students, conventional pattern has been modified whenever feasible and the contents are presented in point-wise manner. About 337 tables and about 638 photographs and flow charts are added for easy understanding and learning. Keeping with contemporary period, recent advances are included. A new chapter, Forensic Osteology, is added and aimed to cater theoretical and practical need of students. Latest trends in management of poisoned patients have been included. While preparing this textbook, I have consulted various textbooks and journals and I am indebted to these authors. I hope this book will serve the purpose and help students to learn the subject in easy way. The suggestions and healthy criticism will be of immense help for future improvement of this book. -Rajesh Bardale Contents Section A: Forensic Medicine Legal ProcedureMedical JurisprudenceIdentificationForensic OsteologyDNA ProfilingMedicolegal AutopsyDeath and Changes after DeathInjury: General Considerations and BiophysicsMechanical InjuryFirearm Injuries and…

Name: PathophysiologyEdition: 6thAuthor: JACQUELYN L. BANASIK; LEE-ELLEN C. COPSTEADSubject: PathophysiologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Elsevier Brief Introduction The pace of scientific discovery in health and medicine continues to transform our understanding of physiology and disease. To be clinically relevant and useful to health care students and professionals, a text must synthesize a vast amount of detailed knowledge into overarching concepts that can be applied broadly. As in previous editions, the goal of the sixth edition of Pathophysiology is to include recent and relevant information on anatomy, biochemistry, cell physiology, genomics, and pathophysiology while not overwhelming the reader. Attention is given to major concepts relevant to clinical practice while still providing enough detail for deep understanding. Pathophysiology can be a daunting subject for students because of the large volume of factual material to be learned. The student Study Guide is designed to help students focus on important pathophysiologic concepts. Questions to check recall of normal anatomy and physiology are included for each chapter. A number of activities that help the student focus on similarities and differences between often-confused pathologic processes are included. More than 1500 self-assessment test questions with answers are included to help students check their understanding and build confidence for examinations. Case…

Name: Fundamentals of MicrobiologyEdition: 12thAuthor: Jeffrey C. PommervilleSubject: MicrobiologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Jones & Bartlett Learning Brief Introduction Fundamentals of Microbiology, Twelfth Edition provides that essential role and need. Besides the fundamental microbiological and disease aspects of COVID-19, which are discussed throughout the pages of this current edition, the textbook is an important tool for student learning in microbiology. It consolidates the important concepts and ideas necessary for mastery by students entering the health care field as a nurse or other allied health professional. Over many editions of Fundamentals of Microbiology, the textbook has reflected flexibility by evolving in response to the rapidly changing field of microbiology and the changing learning needs of students. I hope that you will find Fundamentals of Microbiology, Twelfth Edition welcoming and informative as you explore the amazing world of microbiology. Contents CHAPTER 1 Introduction to Microbiology: Then and Now Microbial Communities Support and Affect All Life on EarthThe Human Body Has Its Own MicrobiomeMicrobiology Then: The PioneersThe Microbial World Is Cataloged into Unique GroupsMicrobiology Now: Challenges Remain PART 1 Microbial Cell BiologyCHAPTER 2 The Chemical Building Blocks of Life Organisms Are Composed of AtomsChemical Bonds Form Between Reactive AtomsAll Living Organisms Depend on WaterLiving Organisms Are…

Name: Textbook of SurgeryEdition: 4thAuthor: Julian A. Smith; Andrew H. Kaye AM; Christopher Christophi AM; Wendy A. BrownSubject: SurgeryLanguage: EnglishPublisher: John Wiley & Sons Ltd Brief Introduction The Textbook of Surgery is intended to supply this information, which is especially relevant given the current content of the surgical curriculum for undergraduates. Each topic is written by an expert in the field from his or her own wisdom and experience. All contributors have been carefully chosen from the Australasian region for their authoritative expertise and personal involvement in undergraduate teaching and postgraduate training. In this textbook we have approached surgery from a practical viewpoint while emphasising the relevance of basic surgical principles. We have attempted to cover most aspects of general surgery including its subspecialties and selected topics of other surgical specialties, including cardiothoracic surgery, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, ophthalmology, orthopaedic surgery, otolaryngology/head and neck surgery, urology and vascular surgery. Contents Section 1 Principles of Surgery1 Preoperative management2 Assessment of surgical risk3 Anaesthesia and pain medicine4 Postoperative management5 Surgical techniques6 Management of surgical wounds7 Nutrition and the surgical patient8 Care of the critically ill patient9 Surgical infection10 Transplantation surgery11 Principles of surgical oncology12 Introduction to the operating theatre13 Emergency general surgery Section…

Name: Harrison's principle of internal medicineEdition: 17thAuthor: Anthony S. Fauci; Eugene Braunwald; Dennis L. Kasper; Stephen L. Hauser; Dan L. Longo;J. Larry Jameson; Joseph LoscalzoSubject: Internal MedicineLanguage: EnglishPublisher: McGraw-Hill Brief Introduction This textbook has evolved simultaneously to keep step with these advances while at the same time maintaining an appreciation of the art of medicine and the principles underlying the optimal care of the patient. In shaping and revising this latest edition, the Editors have committed themselves to making the textbook an invaluable resource for students and practitioners coping with the demands of modern medicine. The seventeenth edition of Harrison’s has a full-color format that draws from and extends the excellent appearance of the sixteenth edition to make the content more accessible and pleasant to read. The placement of color illustrations within the chapters rather than in the separate atlas was very favorably received by our sixteenth edition readers and has been continued in the current edition. Many changes to the design of this edition have been made in order to speed the reader’s navigation through the textual and visual materials. For example, tables have been shaded for ease of reading, citations in tables and illustrations are now more instantly…

Name: Beckmann and Ling’s Obstetrics and GynecologyEdition: 8thAuthor: Robert Casanova; Alice Chuang; Alice R. Goepfert; Nancy A. Hueppchen; Patrice M. WeissSubject: Obstetrics and gynecologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Wolters Kluwer Brief Introduction The primary goal of this book, which has evolved since its inception more than 20 years ago, is to provide foundational knowledge about obstetrics and gynecology that all medical students need to successfully complete an obstetrics and gynecology clerkship, to pass national standardized examinations in this content area and to competently care for women in their future practice regardless of specialty. The field of medicine continues to change, and we have strived to ensure our text has as well. We hope that practitioners of all backgrounds and training who care for women will find this book helpful in their practice and their educational endeavors. This edition promises to fulfill these goals better than ever before. This eighth edition of Beckmann and Ling’s Obstetrics and Gynecology has incorporated many suggestions offered by users of past editions to make it even more user-friendly. Key features of this edition include the following: • The book has been restructured and helpfully divided into six units:I. General Obstetrics and Gynecology,II. Obstetrics,III. Medical and Surgical Problems in…

Name: Nelson Textbook of PediatricsEdition: 21stEdited by: ROBERT M. KLIEGMAN; JOSEPH W. ST GEME III; NATHAN J. BLUM; SAMIR S. SHAH; ROBERT C. TASKER; KAREN M. WILSON; RICHARD E. BEHRMANSubject: PediatricsLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Elsevier Brief Introduction The 21st edition of Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics continues its tradition of being an essential resource for general pediatric providers and pediatric subspecialists as they diagnose and treat infants, children, and adolescents throughout the world. The 21st edition has been thoroughly revised, updated, and edited to keep up with the huge advances in clinical care derived from basic, clinical, and population-based research. The promise that translational medicine will improve the lives of children has become a daily reality for most but not all children. Knowledge of human development, behavior, and diseases from the molecular to sociologic levels has led to greater understanding of health and illness in children and substantial improvements in health quality for those who have access to health care. These exciting scientific advances also provide hope to effectively address prevention and treatment of new and emerging diseases threatening children and their families. Contents Volume 1Part I The Field of PediatricsPart II Growth, Development, and BehaviorPart III Behavioral and Psychiatric DisordersPart IV Learning…

Name: Bailey & Love's Short Practice of SurgeryEdition: 25thEdited by: Norman S. Williams; Christopher J.K. Bulstrode; P. RONAN O’CONNELLSubject: SurgeryLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Edward Arnold (Publishers) Ltd Brief Introduction This is the 25th and hence Silver Jubilee edition of this world famous textbook-Bailey & Love's Short Practice of Surgery. It has stood the test of time as evidenced by increasing sales, edition by edition, a tribute to the foresight of the original authors Hamilton Bailey and McNeill Love. Both set out to produce a high quality, comprehensive textbook to be enjoyed by both undergraduates and postgraduates. Part of their magic formula was to combine clear and concise text with numerous clinical photographs collected from their own archives. Most important was the frequent use of anecdote and aphorism to highlight points of clinical relevance, further enhanced by autobiographical notes beloved by all devotees of the book. We, the editors of this auspicious edition, therefore feel a particular responsibility following in the footsteps of the original authors and our colleague editors who continued this tradition over past editions. It is always difficult to blend the old with the new but this we have attempted to do. We present to the reader a comprehensive, modern…

Name: Textbook of OrthopaedicsEdition: 5thAuthor: John Ebnezar; Rakesh JohnSubject: OrthopaedicsLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers Brief Introduction Highlights of Textbook of Orthopaedics• The book has been thoroughly overhauled• Each and every chapter has been thoroughly updated• I have inserted about 1,350 mind-boggling color diagrams in this edition• I have inserted a number of color clinical photographs wherever required• New X-rays have been added• Breaking away from the conventional practice, I have introduced lots of innovative and thought-provoking diagrams, which is an idea of my own. Hope students will like it• Even the appendices have been thoroughly revised• Due to the sheer number of diagrams, the book has slightly overgrown its size. However, it is an apparent bulk and not the real bulk as diagrams add to the quality of the book. Contents Section 1: Traumatology Trauma—A Modern International EpidemicKnow Your Skeletal SystemGeneral Principles of Fractures and DislocationsComplications of FracturesEmergency Care of the InjuredFracture Treatment Methods: Then, Now and FutureRecent Advances in Fracture TreatmentFracture Healing MethodsSoft Tissue InjuriesFractures in Special SituationsInjuries Around the ClavicleInjuries of the Shoulder JointInjuries Around the ElbowInjuries of the ForearmInjuries to the WristHand InjuriesDislocations of the Hip JointFracture FemurInjuries of the KneeFracture of Tibia and FibulaInjuries of…

Name: Grainger & Allison's Diagnostic Radiology: A Textbook of Medical Imaging Volume 1Edition: 6thAuthor: Andreas Adam, Adrian K. Dixon, Jonathan H. Gillard and Cornelia M. Schaefer-ProkopSubject: RadiologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Elsevier Brief Introduction This sixth edition of the landmark Grainger and Allison textbook ‘Diagnostic Radiology’ is truly a cooperative venture. Two new active Lead Editors (Jonathan Gillard and Cornelia SchaeferProkop) have joined Andy Adam and Adrian Dixon. They bring with them considerable expertise in neuroradiology and chest radiology, respectively. Another new feature is the introduction of very energetic Section Editors, Michael Maher (abdomen), Cathy Owens (paediatrics), Phil O’Connor and Andrew Grainger (musculoskeletal), Rolf Jäger (neuroradiology), Vicky Goh (oncology), and AnnaMaria Belli and Michael Lee (intervention). The expectation is that these section editors will subsequently develop small niche spinoff educational/teaching books based on this material, but expanded in their chosen subspecialties, in exactly the same way that Nyree Griffin and Lee Grant have done (2013) for the main textbook. We hope that this new edition of this book will help to maintain its role as the leading general textbook for those pursuing radiological training in the UK, mainland Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and New Zealand; certainly it has been written very much with…

Name: Kumar & Clark’s Clinical MedicineEdition: 10thAuthor: Adam Feather; David Randall; Mona WaterhouseSubject: Clinical MedicineLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Elsevier Brief Introduction There is a broad movement through the Kumar & Clark’s Clinical Medicine from early chapters which focus on general principles of clinical practice, to later chapters that deal with individual organ systems and clinicalsubspecialties. These later chapters, based around individual subspecialties, begin by offering a tailored approach to basic clinical skills such as history-taking and examination. We have tried to encourage generic skills to be applied thoughtfully to the specialty in question: to encourage learners to adopt the approach taken by experts in the field, so that relevant questions are asked and key physical signs are carefully sought. Most chapters then cover basic sciences, including the anatomy and physiology of the relevant organs in question, before dealing with individual conditions in order. Within the text:• Pink subheadings introduce individual conditions,• Green subheadings introduce the scientific background to the condition (e.g. ‘Aetiology’ or ‘Clinical features’), and• Orange subheadings introduce clinical material, such as ‘Investigations’or ‘Management’. Contents Diagnosis: the art of being adoctorHuman geneticsImmunityEvidence-based practiceEthical practice and clinical communicationMalignant diseasePalliative care and symptom controlSepsis and the treatment of bacterial infectionWater balance, fluids and…

Name: Clinical Dermatology: A Color Guide to Diagnosis and TherapyEdition: 6thAuthor: Thomas P. HabifSubject: DermatologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Elsevier Brief Introduction The sixth edition of Clinical Dermatology: A Color Guide to Diagnosis and Therapy is optimized for electronic delivery. I use the Disorders Index to rapidly find specific diseases. The images hold up quite well when enlarged. Access is adequate on big screen Android phones and the Apple iPhone. I still prefer the print version with two full pages of information displayed but I now find myself frequently using the electronic version on my big phone, which I carry in my lab coat. Having a “book in a pocket” plus numerous other resources is pretty nice. Students should learn the primary and secondary lesions and look at every page in the Regional Differential Diagnosis Atlas at the end of Chapter 1. Study Chapters 20 (Benign Skin Tumors), 21 (Premalignant and Malignant Nonmelanoma Skin Tumors), and 22 (Nevi and Malignant Melanoma). Skin growths are common, and it is important to recognize their features. House officers are responsible for patient management. Read Chapter 2 carefully, and study all aspects of the use of topical steroids. It is tempting to use these agents as a…

Name: Examination Anaesthesia: A Guide to the Final FANZCA ExaminationEdition: 2ndAuthor: Christopher Thomas, Christopher ButlerSubject: AnaesthesiaLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Elsevier Brief Introduction The concept of a guide to approaching a fellowship examination in a medical specialty is not a new one. For as long as examinations have existed, tips and tricks have been passed down from one generation of candidates to the next. The Australian and New Zealand College of Anaesthetists’ final fellowship examination is no exception, and much of the inspiration for this book comes from others who have attempted to ease the pain of past examination candidates, most notably Dr Gabriel Marfan, whose remembered preparation and exam experiences from the late 1990s formed the ‘Gabe Files’, still accessible online. Many other skilled mentors throughout Australasia and the Pacific region have provided invaluable guidance and encouragement for each new generation of anaesthetists approaching the last major hurdle that leads to the FANZCA finish line. Examination Intensive Care and Anaesthesia was written in 2006, and contained the first incarnation of the volume you now hold. It was the brainchild of Carole Foot and Nikki Blackwell of intensive care fame, who co-opted one of the current authors to provide chapters and information relevant…

Name: The American Psychiatric Association Publishing Textbook of PsychiatryEdition: 7thAuthor: Laura Weiss RobertsSubject: PsychiatricLanguage: EnglishPublisher: American Psychiatric Association Brief Introduction The Seventh Edition of The American Psychiatric Association Publishing Textbook of Psychiatry would continue to excel in the education of medical students, psychiatry residents, practicing psychiatrists, and colleagues in other subspecialties of medicine, as well as other mental health professionals. Upon reading the “galleys” of all the chapters of the Seventh Edition of the Textbook, we realized that our very high expectations for the future of the Textbook had been surpassed. If it is true that (in many ways) “past is prelude,” we believe that comparing the First Edition of the Textbook (Talbot et al. 1988) with the Seventh Edition (Roberts 2019) might provide some useful insights into how our field has remained the same in certain respects and how and why it has changed in other ways over the past 30 years. Given the understandable word limitations, we will touch upon only what we deem to be certain highlights in this consideration. Contents PART I Foundations The Psychiatric Interview and Mental Status ExaminationDSM-5 as a Framework for Psychiatric DiagnosisNormal Child and Adolescent DevelopmentAssessment of Suicide RiskLaboratory Testing and Neuroimaging…

Name: Comprehensive OpthalmologyEdition: 7thAuthor: AK KhuranaSubject: OpthalmologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: JAYPEE BROTHERS MEDICAL PUBLISHERS Brief Introduction The 7th edition of the Comprehensive Opthalmology textbook is a complete guide to the diagnosis and management of ocular disorders. The text has been reorganised into six key sections – Anatomy and Physiology, Optics and Refraction, Diseases of the Eye and Ocular Adnexa, Ocular Therapeutics, Systemic and Community Ophthalmology, and Practical Ophthalmology. The seventh edition has been fully revised with many new topics added to cover the latest advances in the field. Nearly 1000 clinical photographs, diagrams and tables further enhance the text.    The accompanying free book ‘Review of Ophthalmology’ provides multiple choice questions (MCQs) commonly encountered in examinations, to assist revision. The seventh edition has been thoroughly revised and updated with recent advances in every section. • Each chapter begins with a brief overview highlighting the topics covered followed by relevant applied anatomy and physiology. • Various levels of headings, subheadings, bold face and italics given in the text for quick revision. • The text is arranged into six sections retained as given in previous edition, Contents Section I: Anatomy and Physiology of Eye Anatomy and Development of EyePhysiology of Eye and Vision Section…

Name: Ballenger's Otorhinolaryngology Head and Neck SurgeryEdition: 18thAuthor: Wackym and SnowSubject: OtorhinolaryngologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: People’s Medical Publishing House Brief Introduction Ballenger's Otorhinolaryngology: Head and Neck, The 18th edition has expanded to 114 chapters, continuing the tradition of excellence and applying Ballenger's original concept of combining an atlas with text to produce a comprehensive reference for practitioners of the 21st century. Color plates, illustrations, endoscopic photographs, and other color photographs illuminate surgical concepts, the foundations of underlying disease, and procedures. Section editors and senior authors were selected for their valuable contributions and international leadership in their disciplines. This edition blends state-of-the-art clinical techniques, methods, and outcomes with scientific foundations in an accessible, reader-friendly manner for both developing specialists and seasoned practitioners. New to this edition: more than 1,000 full-color clinical illustrations and photographs; emphasis on the role of molecular biology in the pathogenesis of disease and therapy; coverage of the genetic, virology, bacterial, and immunologic basis of disease; expanded presentation of the basic science underlying clinical practice; and expansion of the rhinology and pediatric otorhinolaryngology sections. New chapters on cochlear, auditory brainstem, vestibular prostheses, allergy evaluation, immunotherapy, medical management of chronic sinusitis, upper and lower blepharoplasty, cleft lip, drooling, dysphagia and aspiration,…

Name: Histology: A Text and Atlas : with Correlated Cell and Molecular Biology Edition: 6th Author: Michael H. Ross, Wojciech Pawlina Subject: Human Histology Language: English Publisher: Wolters Kluwer Brief Introduction Histology: A Text and Atlas is the bible of another subject dreaded by a lot of health science students - histology. Less commonly known by its full name as ‘Histology: A Text and Atlas, with Correlated Cell and Molecular Biology, 6th Edition’, this histology encyclopedia has terrified many students such as yourself, helped or saved others, and even turned a few into pathologists. Ever since conception of the first edition in 1985, this textbook has received constant makeovers and new features. Each edition has inched closer to completing its single and most important aim - to simplify and make histology as manageable as possible. Written by Michael H. Ross and Wojciech Pawlina, two dedicated physicians, ‘Histology: A Text and Atlas’ intertwines histology and cell and molecular biology with an ease that is difficult for competitors to match. The majority of other histology textbooks describe the structure, features, functions, components - and so on - of tissues quite well, but they stop there. What makes this particular book the cream of the crop is that it…

Name: Robbins Basic PathologyEdition: 10thAuthor: Vinay Kumar, Stanley L Robbins, Ramzi S. CotranSubject: Human PathologyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Elsevier Brief Introduction Robbins Basic Pathology is a lighter, manageable version of Robbins and Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease, by the same editor team (commonly known among med students as “Big Robbins”).  By highlighting key pathological processes, such as pathogenesis and morphology, this text focuses more on the pertinent information you need to truly understand human pathology without overwhelming you with unnecessary details. As a first year student, you will learn more about the clinical features of a disease, how to apply that knowledge in a hospital setting and of course, how to prepare for those board exams. The tenth edition is an important milestone in the life of a textbook. This occasion is a propitious time to look back on the origins of Basic Pathology, which are summed up best by quoting Stanley Robbins from the preface of the first edition (1971): “Of books as well as men, it may be observed that fat ones contain thin ones struggling to get out. In a sense, this book bears such a relationship to its more substantial progenitor, Robbins Pathology. It arose from an appreciation of the modern medical…

Name: Snell’s Clinical Anatomy by RegionsEdition: 10thAuthor: Lawrence E wineskiSubject: Human AnatomyLanguage: EnglishPublisher: Wolters Kluwer Brief Introduction Anatomy is the science of the structure and function of the body. Clinical anatomy is the study of the macroscopic structure and function of the body as it relates to the practice of medicine and other health sciences. Snell's Clinical Anatomy by Regions pairs expert perspectives with a user-friendly approach to deliver a proven learning and teaching resource on the practical application of anatomy. Ideal for medical, dental, allied health, and nursing programs, this trusted text guides students through the fundamentals of human anatomy, explaining the how and why behind each structure and offering readers the hands-on guidance they need to make sound clinical choices. Contents CHAPTER 1 IntroductionCHAPTER 2 The BackCHAPTER 3 Upper LimbCHAPTER 4 Thorax, Part I: Thoracic WallCHAPTER 5 Thorax, Part II: Thoracic CavityCHAPTER 6 Abdomen, Part I: Abdominal WallCHAPTER 7 Abdomen, Part II: Abdominal CavityCHAPTER 8 Pelvis, Part I: Pelvic WallsCHAPTER 9 Pelvis, Part II: Pelvic CavityCHAPTER 10 PerineumCHAPTER 11 Lower LimbCHAPTER 12 Head and Neck Excerpts ...Understanding the terms used for describing the structures in different regions of the body is essential for students. Without these terms, describing the…