MRCP PACES is a challenging examination requiring in – depth clinical knowledge, excellent clinical skills and the ability to present each case concisely and coherently. This revision guide helps candidates achieve these aims; it is compact enough for bedside use while being sufficiently comprehensive for self-study. The new edition follows the structure of the current PACES exam and has an expanded section on station 5. As well as a wealth of up-to-date questions for practice, it includes extensive new clinical information on new therapies and details of the latest investigations and management options. Each chapter has been reviewed by senior clinicians within the speciality. – Presents all seven stations in one book – Provides practical hints and tips for success at each station – Presents much more comprehensive information in a compact and accessible format than other books. – Provides evidence-based information, guidelines and questions mapping to the latest examination format. This book teaches the candidate to pass the exam by leading the reader through each case and highlighting exactly what is expected of them is also provides a succint yet detailed clinical handbook for support on medical wards.
Categories: | All, distributed, Internal Medicine |
---|
Dimensions | 20 × 14 × 4 cm |
---|
Related products
-
Dermatological Diseases A Practical Approach 3/Ed. – Revised & Updated
Dermatology has grown much since the release of the second edition, with several advances in different fields suchh as lasers, biologics, drug therapy, dermoscopy. But the most notable change has been the change in profile, with emphasis on procedural dermatology and visibility on social media. The new 3 rd Edition reflects these changes and is therefore a thoroughly revised edition. Several new images have been added to make it more illustrative. However, the emphasis on clarity in a reader- friendly manner. Therefore the emphasis on text boxes, schematic diagrams, and flow charts continues. A new addition is the list of suggested reading, MCQs and case reports for each chapter. The Following quote form previous edition is still relevant: Writing of a book is like sawing a saw- it sharpens the mind and freshens the knowledge and is thus a process that gives immense satisfaction and joy. This satisfaction and joy will be greater if the readers too find it a valuable tool to enhance their knowledge.
-
Case Book of Invasive Fungal Infections
The case book presents real cases and alternatives that confront the clinician during management. The format maintained is based on multiple choice. The difference between the most appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic approach and its closet alternative is wide.The discussion is adapted from standard resources and some references are also made to abstracts and lecturers at IDSA, ECCMID and other meetings.
-
John Studd’s Current Progress in Obstetrics and Gynaecology Volume 7
In Contemporary Obstetrics and Gynaecology, what new trends have evolved, what new advancements have been made, what new technologies have been developed, what new challenges do we face? Current Progress in Obstetrics and Gynaecology will continually answer those questions for you. Volume 7 comprises several topics at the cutting edge of contemporary Obstetrics and Gynecology. First, this volume starts with applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in reproduction medicine and how AI may lead to paradigm shift in this field. Another paradigm – changing topic involves population genetic screening for individualized preventative medicine. This volume addresses a spectrum of gynecologic topics, from dyslipidemia in pregnancy, obesity and reproduction, modern concepts of managing climacteric and menopause, treatment options for overactive bladder and the use of mesh treatment for urogynaecology. There are also chapters dealing with prevention and management of gynaecologic cancers such as those of the cervix and the endometrium. This volume updates new advancement and pratice in obstetric and gynaecological techniques, such as cervical cerlage in modern obsteric practice, routine third trimester scan for the detection of foetal anomalies and now to reduce complications in laparoscopic surgery. Last but not least, this volume addresses third gender gynaecology, the obstetric and gynaecologic care for transgender patients and the increasing use of cosmatic gynaecology in recent years. The editors are grateful to all the authors who have given their expertise and enabled this volume to improve the care of obstetric and gynaecologic patients throughout the world.
-
-
EMG Simplified
ABOUT THE BOOK – A concise book for practical Electroneuromyography What is it for? Electrodiagnosticians Neurology trainees Neurology practitioners Orthopedic and hand surgeons Physicians Technologists COVERS Technical as well as neurological aspects Troubleshooting paradigms Approach based on presenting symptoms Disease based discussions Considerations about the common and the uncommon Case Studies
-
Puzzling Cases in Stroke Vol. 2
Stroke is a treatable medical emergency affecting about 15 million people every year worldwide. It is the most common cause of common cause of disability globally and is the third most common cause of death. In the present times, there are effective treatment options which if given timely will benefit the patients of stroke remarkably. Therefore, correct diagnosis of acute stroke is extremely important for the clinicians to provide appropriate treatments and to ensure prevention of acute complications, including recurrent strokes. But sometimes a typical or uncommon presentation of stroke or “stroke chameleons”can lead to diagnostic dilemma. Therefore, timely diagnosis and management may be delayed. There are time – tested strategies which when strictly followed by the Neurphysician can reduce the chances of missing the correct diagnosis. Firstly, “Listen very carefully to the patient. He is telling you the diagnosis.” Clinicians should suspect stroke when the history suggests abrupt onset of neurological symptoms. Remember, Stroke is a clinical diagnosis and imaging is providing the corroboratory evidence. Secondly, a complete and systematic neurological examination should be routinely done in patients presenting with acute neurological symptoms because this might shed light on the true nature of the problem. Finally, even the most sophisticated neuroimaging tests might miss the stroke in the early hours after the event.
-
Current Progress In Obstetrics & Gynaceology – Volume 6
Volume 6 of Current Progress in Obstetrics and Gynaecology has been complied during the most challenging time of the Covid – 19 pandemic. In spite of the challenges that all of us have faced thrughout the world, the editors are delighted to produce a state-of-the-art volume on many of the important challenges in contemporary obstetrics and gyaecology. The first part of this volume addresses a spectrum of gynaecologic topics, including infertility, the special challenges of female athletes, early ovarian aging, diagnosis and management of adnexal masses, endoscopic surgery, minimising blood loss in surgery and diagnosing and managing gynaecologic complications. The second part of this volume deals with myriad of obstetric topics, including epigenetics, the hormonal transition int motherhood, maternal infections leading to congenital defects, the important of multidisciplinary care in managing foetal anomalies, the evolving antenatal management of congenital diaphragmatic hernia, the current approach to antepartum haemorrhage and the important role of ultrasound in the management of labour and delivery. The volume closes with the relevance of professional ethics to the clinical practice of obstetrics and gynaecology. The editors are grateful to all of the authors who have given their expertise selflessly at this difficult time and enabled this volume to improve the care of obstetric and gynaecologic patients throughout the world.
Be the first to review “The MRCP PACES Handbook – 2/Ed.”