Washington Manual of Internal Medicine

Author: (USA) Aye
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Publication Date: 2003-01-01
Features: For over 40 years, the Washington Manual of Internal Medicine has been the standard textbook in this field. The 30th edition continues to follow the classic manual's features, adopting a outline structure, with content organized by body systems, providing authoritative guidance on the latest treatment methods for common internal medicine diseases. Written by a panel of experts headed by the chief physicians of the University of Washington, the book focuses on the latest standards of treatment and care. It offers essential details needed for high-quality patient care, with a layout that ensures quick access. The manual provides a fast and convenient guide to the "should-dos" for major challenging conditions and diseases encountered in the internal medicine ward. The Washington Manual of Internal Medicine offers: latest drug information and accurate dosages; evidence-based guidance for patient care; new information on "Cross-Cover" treatment; a new chapter on solid organ transplantation; an updated oncology chapter with latest information on bone marrow transplantation, supplemented with fluid and electrolyte management and ischemic heart disease treatment. The Washington Manual of Internal Medicine is a classic, portable reference book that is concise, well-organized, and provides quick answers to the various questions you encounter daily in treating patients.