In their mission to solve the puzzle of managing patients with genitourinary disease, the editors of Urinary System: Cytology, Histology, Cystoscopy, and Radiology present a multidisciplinary correlation of genitourinary cancer prevention and diagnosis aimed at pathologists, urologists, and oncologists.
Urinary System: Cytology, Histology, Cystoscopy, and Radiology presents visual and descriptive guidelines for interpreting samples.
Urinary System: Cytology, Histology, Cystoscopy, and Radiology begins with an overview of the urinary system and moves on to the techniques and tools for diagnosing illness.
This atlas-style book, enhanced with 400 color illustrations, provides surgical pathologists and cytopathologists with descriptive guidelines for the diagnostic hallmarks of genitourinary diseases.
A major feature of this atlas-style book, differentiating it from other genitourinary pathology resources, is the incorporation of cystourethroscopic/ureterorendoscopic features of urologic lesions contributed by urologists, along with radiologic features of renal mass lesions, and ancillary tests for the detection of urothelial carcinoma.
Current Vascular Surgery: Northwestern Vascular Symposium is an annual publication that addresses contemporary topics and controversies in vascular and endovascular surgery, providing a comprehensive overview of the field’s recent evolution.
This volume is the result of the 41st Annual Vascular Symposium sponsored by the Division of Vascular Surgery, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University and held in Chicago on 8-10 December, 2016. The contributing authors were selected on the basis of recent peer-reviewed publications and national societal presentations; all are recognized leaders in their disciplines.
This volume provides a comprehensive analysis of the current management of vascular disease as it relates to treatment of extracranial cerebrovascular and supra-aortic trunk disease, new approaches to lower extremity arterial and venous problems, and recent cutting-edge developments in open and endovascular approaches to treat aortic and visceral arterial disease, as well as novel techniques for hemodialysis access, complex venous problems, and upper extremity disorders.
Each chapter has as its basis a presentation at the 41st Annual Vascular Symposium, but includes more in-depth details than is possible in a symposium presentation. Fifty-two chapters in ten sections covering the full range of vascular surgery includes perspectives on the history and evolution of the field.
In this 4th edition of Healing Digestive Disorders: Natural Treatments for Gastrointestinal Conditions, readers are offered an extensive resource of natural remedies and recommended lifestyle changes that have helped thousands of people alleviate symptoms and heal their bodies. Drawing on his clinical experience, Andrew Gaeddert, who once suffered from Crohn’s disease and irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), covers such topics as herbs and vitamins, Chinese medicine, meditation, and environmental triggers that affect digestion, helping the reader make sense of the multitude of available natural healing techniques.
The 4th edition includes expanded case studies and real-life success stories that illustrate how Mr. Gaeddert’s clients have been able to reduce or eliminate their digestive problems and enjoy greater energy. Organized in a practical manner, the book addresses obstacles to health, reducing fat intake, digestive-friendly grains, and food families as well as advanced treatment options for practitioners.
This bilingual wall chart shows English and Chinese text. The Tui Na Foot Reflexology Wall Chart provides an accessible visual aid to serious TCM students and practitioners. The chart is not only a highly useful technical aid for clinical use but also to provide an overview of the practical application of Chinese medicine.
TCM Case Studies: Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat disorders, a volume in the TCM: Case Studies series from the International Standard Library of Chinese Medicine, is a valuable reference exploring the clinical experience of 61 diseases from common acute infections to rare surgical emergencies. Mastery of the topic is fundamental to general, family, and pediatric practices.
Representative cases for each condition provide discussions advancing the analytical thinking process behind effective TCM pattern differentiation and treatment. TCM treatments mainly include Chinese medicinal prescriptions combined with acupuncture and Chinese prepared medicines.
Commentary and discussion, provided by the Western co-authors, serve to compare, corroborate, and contrast the various approaches to diagnosis and treatment. Students of Chinese medicine will find the study questions and answers at the end of each section to be a useful aid for exam preparation and continuing study.
This patient education series brings valuable instructions on having the most appropriate lifestyle, diet, exercise, and home therapies when diagnosed with an ailment. It clearly explains the basics of Chinese medical theory and gives a step by step guide to Chinese medical treatment, such as acupuncture, herbal medicine, tui na.
Written for the average patient, Trim and Healthy: Weight Loss Help from Chinese Medicine, introduces various ways to trim down, including diet, exercise, acupuncture, and Chinese medicinal herbs.
Professor Zhong Mei-quan’s translation of the Chinese revised third edition of this valuable historical manual presents detailed clinical experience of Chinese plum blossom needling techniques.
The text clearly describes the origin, development, and various types of plum blossom needles, as well as information on proper needling techniques and medical examinations.
Readers will benefit from detailed treatment protocols for 70 diseases with case studies.
Due to the COVID-19 emergency, the Centre for Excellence in Emergency Preparedness (CEEP), Dr. Daniel Kollek, and PMPH USA are providing access to selected chapters of Disaster Preparedness for Health Care Facilities.
A complete and authoritative educational text, Disaster Preparedness for Health Care Facilities addresses emergency health care preparedness for disasters – both natural and man-made – to inform and guide health care facility administrators, clinical practitioners, and allied health service providers in planning and managing facility and medical responses.
Beginning with how to assess the readiness of your health care facility to manage potential disasters, the book progresses to how to deal with any readiness deficiencies found. Each chapter can be a standalone document addressing an individual aspect of disaster preparedness. But when all chapters are combined, it creates a complete and authoritative guide on all aspects of disaster preparedness.
Disaster Preparedness for Health Care Facilities is the only book of its kind that centralizes all of the content required for a health care facility to plan, prepare, and manage disaster related events.
Thomas Procedures in Facial Plastic Surgery is a seven-volume series covering the full spectrum of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery, with contributions written by nationally recognized facial plastic surgeons detailing their own clinical techniques and practices.
Each volume is generously illustrated with superb clinical and surgical photos and numerous detailed case study photos. This series is of great value to experienced surgeons and as a teaching tool for resident level physicians.
Otoplasty is the surgical correction of congenitally prominent ears and auricular deformities to create a normal appearance. This text focuses on nationally recognized Dr. Peter Adamson’s and Jason Litner’s clinical techniques and practices in otoplasty.
The series can be purchased individually or as a complete set: Thomas Procedures in Facial Plastic Surgery seven-volume bundle.
The World Federation of Chinese Medicine Societies (WFCMS) invited over 200 specialists from 68 countries and 70 academic institutions of Chinese medicine to participate in the creation and development of an International Standard Nomenclature (ISN) for Chinese medicine. This work stands as the recommended international standard for 174 WFCMS member societies, in 55 countries. The WFCMS International Standard Nomenclature includes 6526 terms. Each coded entry includes Chinese characters with pinyin and English equivalents.
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