| Description |
xvi, 381 pages : illustrations ; 26 cm |
| Summary |
"Even the most experienced clinician cannot be expected to remember all of the relevant details of the many and varied uncommon problems presenting in the seriously ill patient. Some of these problems are overlooked in major intensive care textbooks, and though many will be found eventually in specialist textbooks, their impact on intensive care management is often disregarded." "Uncommon Problems in Intensive Care offers a unique approach. Uncommon problems relevant to intensive care have been gathered into a single volume, in which they have been described in sufficient detail to avert much of the need to refer to specialized texts. More importantly, their implications for intensive care management have been highlighted throughout. Alphabetically organized for ease of quick reference, the book provides a comprehensive and practically-oriented reference for the clinician at any level faced with difficult problems at the patient's bedside." "Readership: Anaesthetists and intensivists in training and practice. Also of interest to critical care nurses, operating department practioners and any healthcare professional working in the intensive care environment."--BOOK JACKET |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Subject |
Critical care medicine.
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| Genre/Form |
Encyclopedia.
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| ISBN |
1841100919 |
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