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Harrison's principles of internal medicine 16th edition. Kasper et al. McGraw-Hill, ($219.00). ISBN 0-071402-357. 2 volume set |
Harrison’s 16th Ed On Your Reference Shelf, In Your Pocket or Online – You Decide! Principles of INTERNAL MEDICINE What new developments do you incorporate into clinical practice and education, and how do you separate the background noise from the truly significant advances? Harrison’s has been used and trusted for years by millions of clinicians and students to guide them through this very question. The 16th edition includes timely, thoughtful, and supremely useful coverage of every major update and controversy of note. Visit www.harrisons16.com to view the many new highlights, along with details on the revised chapters. NEW MEDIA-ENHANCED EDITION: Introducing Harrison’s eSupplement. This new FREE website is easy to access and easy to use with a unique pass code included with every copy. Access is free for the life of the book – approximately three and a half years. Three big reasons why the 16th edition of Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine is the best edition ever: 1) CLINICAL CASES: 2) SELF-ASSESSMENT: 3) IMAGE DATABANK: (Size: 280 x 220mm • 2680+ pages)
Also available as a 2 volume set. |
Harrison's principles of internal medicine, 16th edition. Self-assessment and board review. Wiener et al. McGraw-Hill, 2005 ($79.95). ISBN 9-780-07143534-5. |
HARRISON’S Principles of Internal medicine SELF-ASSESSMENT AND BOARD REVIEW The most complete and authorative review guide to prepare for certification, recertification/maintenance of certification, CME Ñ or for use as a clinical refresher. Over 1000 revised and updated exam-type questions with fully explained answers – now, more case-based and clinically-oriented than ever before. Answers are referenced to, and reflect the new content from the leading text in internal medicine, Harrison’s Principles of Internal Medicine, 16th Ed. Also includes references to recent journal articles. Hundreds of new Q&As reflect the new chapters and sections from the new 16th Ed, including hormone replacement therapy, screening and prevention of disease, medical evaluation of the surgical patient, end-of-life care, critical medicine, bioterrorism, and much more.Covers the entire spectrum of internal medicine, including cardinal manifestations of disease, haematology and oncology, infectious diseases, rheumatology and clinical immunology, and cardiovascular, kidney/urinary, respiratory, GI, genetic, endocrine, metabolic, and neurological disorders. (Size: 275 x 215mm • 359+ pages). |
Harrison's manual of medicine, 16th edition. Kasper et al. McGraw-Hill, ($74.95). ISBN 0-07-144441-6. |
HARRISON ’S manual of medicine The authority of Harrison’s, formatted for use at the point of care. When time is of the essence, and accurate answers a must, turn to Harrison’s Manual of Medicine. Culled from the most authoritative internal medicine reference in the world, this handy manual provides on-the-spot answers to the patient management questions you face daily. This new edition is the best ever, and includes a wealth of handy charts, tables, and algorithms.
(Size: 210 x 120mm • 1083+ pages) |
Harrison's for PDA:
Harrison's manual of medicine for PDA, 16/E. Kasper et al. McGraw-Hill, ($109.95). ISBN 0-07-141132-1. |
HARRISON ’S manual of medicine for PDA
Instant point-of-care access to: Signs and symptoms • Differential diagnosis • Physical and laboratory findings • Therapeutics The unparalleled authority of Harrison’s formatted for portability and instant use at the point of care! Derived from the most authoritative internal medicine reference in the world, Harrison’s Manual of Medicine, 16th Edition PDA expertly covers the full scope of internal medicine. Features include: Easy download • Quick answer technology • Instant access to the full scope of patient care. Harrison’s Manual of Medicine, 16th Edition PDA is the on-the-spot answer to questions practitioners face every day. |
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