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Author: James A. Russell (St. Paul's Hospital, Vancouver) ,
Keith R. Walley (St. Paul's Hospital, Vancouver)
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Imprint: Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing)
ISBN: 9780511575112
ISBN 10: 0511575114
Publication Date: 05 October 2010
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Undefined
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
'This compact book features chapters divided into manageable subsections that focus on key points or recommendations.' American Society of International Medicine ' … assumes very little prior knowledge of its subject and herein lies its strength. Relevant physiology and pathological processes are clearly described, with generally excellent diagrams supporting the text … an excellent book … provides something for doctors and nurses at all levels of experience … Immensely readable.' Trauma ' … a well-organized book … its organization and index make it a useful reference for specific questions.' John G. Williams, MD ' … The authors of this text have set out to provide a concise, yet comprehensive, clinically orientated handbook to cover all aspects of intensive care management of patients with ARDS, and to provide a clear explanation of the pathophysiological processes associated with the condition … the balanced presentation of factual information, basic science and clinical pragmatism will make it a useful and interesting reference source to clinicians of all levels … It would certainly prove a valuable addition to the library of any intensive care unit.' Resuscitation
'This compact book features chapters divided into manageable subsections that focus on key points or recommendations.' American Society of International Medicine ' ... assumes very little prior knowledge of its subject and herein lies its strength. Relevant physiology and pathological processes are clearly described, with generally excellent diagrams supporting the text ... an excellent book ... provides something for doctors and nurses at all levels of experience ... Immensely readable.' Trauma ' ... a well-organized book ... its organization and index make it a useful reference for specific questions.' John G. Williams, MD ' ... The authors of this text have set out to provide a concise, yet comprehensive, clinically orientated handbook to cover all aspects of intensive care management of patients with ARDS, and to provide a clear explanation of the pathophysiological processes associated with the condition ... the balanced presentation of factual information, basic science and clinical pragmatism will make it a useful and interesting reference source to clinicians of all levels ... It would certainly prove a valuable addition to the library of any intensive care unit.' Resuscitation
