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040			_cDLC
050			_aRD 37.2 _b.K66 2008
100			_aKontoyannis, A. _eAuthor _qKontoyannis, Angeliki
245			_a surgery/ _cKontoyannis,A......[et..tal]
250			_a3rd ed.
260			_aLondon,: _bMosby, _cc2008.
300			_axviii,340pages: _bill.; _c25cm.
440			_acrash course
500			_aincludes index
505			_aI. The Patient Presents WithAcute Abdominal PainDyspepsiaVomiting, Haematemesis and MelaenaChange in Bowel HabitAbdominal Mass and DistensionRectal BleedingAnorectal PainJaundiceDysphagiaBreast LumpNeck LumpIschaemic LimbLeg UlcerGroin SwellingScrotal SwellingHaematuriaUrinary DifficultySkin LesionAnaemiaAbdominal Pain in ChildrenII. Diseases and DisordersOesophageal DisordersGastric and Duodenal DisordersDisorders of the Small IntestineColonic DisordersAnorectal DisordersHepatobiliary DisordersGynaecological DisordersAbdominal HerniasThyroid and Parathyroid DisordersNeck SwellingsBreast DisordersVascular DisordersUrological DisordersSkin LesionsSoft Tissue DisordersTraumaPostoperative Care and ComplicationsPrinciples of Cancer ManagementIII. History, Examination and Common InvestigationsClerking a Surgical PatientExamination of a Surgical PatientWriting up a Surgical ClerkingInvestigation of a Surgical PatientIntroduction to the operating theatreIV. Self-assessmentMCQs, EMQs, SAQsIndex
520			_aCovering various aspects of the syllabus for Surgery, this title offers you a way to recap on things you need to know to get through the exams. It covers the common diseases and disorders you are likely to see in the clinical situation.
700			_aSweetland,Hellen _efaculty advisor
700			_aHorton-Szar,Dan _eSeries editor
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