Paediatric Anaesthesia

Author:   Edward Doyle
Publisher:   Oxford University Press
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9780199202799


Pages:   652
Publication Date:   27 September 2007
Format:   Part-work (fascículo)
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Paediatric Anaesthesia


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Author:   Edward Doyle
Publisher:   Oxford University Press
Imprint:   Oxford University Press
Dimensions:   Width: 10.30cm , Height: 2.20cm , Length: 18.50cm
Weight:   0.344kg
ISBN:  

9780199202799


ISBN 10:   0199202796
Pages:   652
Publication Date:   27 September 2007
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Part-work (fascículo)
Publisher's Status:   Out of Print
Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
Limited stock is available. It will be ordered for you and shipped pending supplier's limited stock.

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...very thorough step=by-step guidance on how to carry through everyday procedures...in terms of...performing nerve blocks and managing everyday paediatric scenarios, this book is a great companion...i have yet to find a book that does it this well and to this level of detail. GKT Gazette ...the content is well executed and very relevant. Any anaesthetic SpR who may be starting a paediatric module would be happy to have this book in their pocket. gkt gazette. I will certainly be keeping my copy tied down in the paediatric theatres where it will be invaluable both for teaching and for reference for my trainees (in anaesthesia, as well as operating department practitioners and nursing staff) and indeed for me. And at a cost of GBP39.95 what's not to like. Well done to the authors and editor. Jane Lockie, UCL Hospitals, British Journal of Hospital Medicine, vol 69, no. 8 This...is a multiply authored book with, in general, one or two pages per topic. It is very well et out in chapters and has an excellent index which has not yet let me down...The editing is excellent...It is also very easy to read and presents clearly a huge amount of clinically useful and up to date information for both experienced and less experienced members of the paediatric anaesthesia team. British Journal of Hospital Medicine, vol 69, no. 8 With 17 chapters, divided into six sections, Paediatric Anaesthesia manages to cover all aspects of current practice in a clear and direct style. Each topic is clearly arranged on a dedicated well indexed page and cross-referenced...Practical, pragmatic and relevant this book will find favour with trainee and experienced specialist alike as a helpful source of information for the conduct and teaching of anaesthesia...I would anticipate using it regularly if I could only remember which trainee borrowed it last.


...very thorough step=by-step guidance on how to carry through everyday procedures...in terms of...performing nerve blocks and managing everyday paediatric scenarios, this book is a great companion...i have yet to find a book that does it this well and to this level of detail. GKT Gazette ...the content is well executed and very relevant. Any anaesthetic SpR who may be starting a paediatric module would be happy to have this book in their pocket. gkt gazette. I will certainly be keeping my copy tied down in the paediatric theatres where it will be invaluable both for teaching and for reference for my trainees (in anaesthesia, as well as operating department practitioners and nursing staff) and indeed for me. And at a cost of GBP39.95 what's not to like. Well done to the authors and editor. Jane Lockie, UCL Hospitals, British Journal of Hospital Medicine, vol 69, no. 8 This...is a multiply authored book with, in general, one or two pages per topic. It is very well et out in chapters and has an excellent index which has not yet let me down...The editing is excellent...It is also very easy to read and presents clearly a huge amount of clinically useful and up to date information for both experienced and less experienced members of the paediatric anaesthesia team. British Journal of Hospital Medicine, vol 69, no. 8 With 17 chapters, divided into six sections, Paediatric Anaesthesia manages to cover all aspects of current practice in a clear and direct style. Each topic is clearly arranged on a dedicated well indexed page and cross-referenced...Practical, pragmatic and relevant this book will find favour with trainee and experienced specialist alike as a helpful source of information for the conduct and teaching of anaesthesia...I would anticipate using it regularly if I could only remember which trainee borrowed it last.


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Edward Doyle is a consultant paediatric anaesthetist at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh. Particular areas of clinical interest and expertise include regional anaesthesia, postoperative analgesia and management of the difficult paediatric airway. Non-clinical commitments include teaching, training and postgraduate examinations.

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