Textbook of Adverse Drug Reactions (Oxford medical publications) ebook

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It stood out as an authoritative text among the many other publications of the time

It stood out as an authoritative text among the many other publications of the time.

After, some chapters show for the reader some of the most common injuries in sports, having special considerations the injuries in ankle and knee. The last chapters describe about special populations in sports, as women in pregnancy and elders. I really recommend this book.

This textbook is not as comprehensive as Gray's Anatomy but not as limited as some atlases or some of the new textbooks that are recommended in medical schools.

Similar authors to follow. This textbook is not as comprehensive as Gray's Anatomy but not as limited as some atlases or some of the new textbooks that are recommended in medical schools.

Professor of Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases, received his training at Harvard College, New York University, the University of California, San Francisco, and the University of Washington. In 1971, he moved to the Department of Epidemiology, School of Public Health, University of California, Los Angeles, his current affiliation.

Oxford Textbook of Clinical Pharmacology and Drug Therapy (Oxford medical publications) Hardcover – January 31, 1985. If you're a medical student studying for a board exam this book is not perfect but it is ok. The book needs to be updated on new classes of drugs that are not explained. This book would appeal more to pharmacists and pharmacology majors.

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This expanded, revised and up-to-date version of teh Oxford textbook of Psychiatry is a splendid choice for its intended audience of medical students and psychiatric residents.

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This book provides a guide to the mass of reports of adverse drug reactions published in a multitude of books and journals in the last 25 years

This book provides a guide to the mass of reports of adverse drug reactions published in a multitude of books and journals in the last 25 years. It adopts the unusual approach of classifying adverse reactions by body system rather than by drug group - an approach that clinicians find useful, especially when a patient is receiving more than one drug.

Following the publication of its first edition, this book quickly established itself as an important, encyclopedic work. It provides a map to guide clinicians through the jungle of toxicological fact and theory presented by the mass of reports on adverse reactions to drugs published in a multitude of medical books and journals. Taking a unique approach to the subject, this completely updated guide classifies adverse reactions by bodily systems and the drugs that may affect them, rather than by drugs and the disorders they may cause. This reflects the way in which drug-induced disease presents to the clinician in general or hospital practice, and means that the relevant information can be found quickly and easily. The Fourth Edition has been expanded and largely rewritten, with new authors for many of the chapters, and includes the most recent data on iatrogenic disease.