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■ Illustrated Clinical Anatomy, Second EditionPeter Abrahams, John Craven, and John Lumley

• In line with the core syllabus of the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland and the American Association of Clinical Anatomists

• Greater emphasis on common diseases and expanded self-assessment sections• New coverage and illustrations for many topics including embryology, aneurysms,

diabetic neuropathy, stroke, uterine fibroids and prolapse, scoliosis and whiplash injuries• Many new and improved images including additional prosections, the latest imaging

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■ The Musculoskeletal SystemPhilip James Adds and Somayyeh Shahsavari

• Includes clinical scenarios of the most common bone and muscle-related cases• More than 100 anatomical illustrations and clinical photographs• Key pointers and mnemonics at the end of each chapter to aid revision and learning• Additional online learning features including a full selection of interactive exam-style

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■ Core Anatomy – IllustratedIan Parkin, Bari Logan, and Mark McCarthy

• Covering only core anatomy, in an easily accessible, authoritative guide • Easy-to-use layout featuring over 180 dissections photographed in full colour,

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• Fully integrated approach: clinical practice logically explained in the context of underlying basic science

• Clinically oriented: case histories and algorithms direct clinical application of laboratory findings

• Comprehensive: includes common and less common diseases and syndromes• Highly illustrated: with clear and reproducible full colour line diagrams and, new to

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■ Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms and Drug Delivery, Second EditionRam I. Mahato, and Ajit S. Narang,

• Provides an integrated understanding of the theory and applications associated with modern pharmaceutical dosage forms

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■ PharmacyWilliam N.Kelly

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■ An Introduction to Cardiovascular Physiology, Fifth EditionJ Rodney Levick

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• Encourages active, problem-based learning through clinical cases and Further Reading sections featuring primary research literature, review papers, and books


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• Revision of a Bestseller - the Sixth Edition provides the critical updates toxicologists need to keep up with changing times

• New Information - on over-the-counter preparations, lactation, and occupational toxicology, providing clarity and insight into a rapidly evolving subject

• Comprehensive - Updated, topical additions - new chapters on Nanotoxicology and Toxicity of Endocrine System provide you with information not currently available elsewhere

• Expert Editors - Kacew & Lee offer a distillation of decades of research and teaching experience in toxicology, providing authoritative guidance for both students and practicing professionals

• Practical - Easy to read information at your fingertips - In-depth, yet concise presentation of material – split into four key sections that include separate subject and chemical indexes all in a concise format which makes this a useful, quick pocket-guide for the more experienced researcher.


■ Clinical BacteriologyKeith J. Struthers, and Roger Westran

• Introduces the basic science of medical bacteriology and relates it to clinical practice• Text is integrated with over 270 full-colour diagrams and selected photomicrographs• Explains the essentials of bacterial infection• Provides the basis for logical diagnostic and management strategies, including the use

of antibiotics• A concise, beautifully illustrated book ideal for problem-based curricula


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■ Molecular Biology of the Cell, Sixth EditionBruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, and Peter Walter

Continuing its tradition of excellence in cell biology education, the Sixth Edition of Molecular Biology of the Cell will be published in late 2014.

As the amount of information in biology expands exponentially, it becomes increasingly important for textbooks to distill the vast amount of scientific knowledge into concise principles and enduring concepts. As with previous editions, MBoC6 accomplishes this goal with clear writing and beautiful illustrations. The Sixth Edition has been extensively revised and updated with the latest research in the field of cell biology, and it provides an exceptional framework for teaching and learning.

The entire illustration program has been greatly enhanced. As a new feature, each chapter now contains intriguing open-ended questions highlighting “what we don’t know,” introducing students to challenging areas of future research. Updated end-of-chapter problems reflect new research discussed in the text. New questions on developmental biology, tissues and stem cells, the immune system, and pathogens are added to the final four chapters.


■ The Immune System, Fourth EditionPeter Parham

The Immune System, Fourth Edition, emphasizes the human immune system and synthesizes immunological concepts into a coherent, up-to-date, and reader-friendly account of how the immune system works. Written for undergraduate, medical, veterinary, dental, and pharmacy students, it makes generous use of medical examples to illustrate immunological concepts. The Fourth Edition has been extensively revised and updated, and will be accompanied by an updated and greatly expanded question bank.


■ Introducing Genetics: From Mendel to Molecules, Second EditionAlison Thomas

The new edition of Introducing Genetics is a clear, concise, and accessible guide to inheritance and variation in individuals and populations. It first establishes the principles of Mendelian inheritance and the nature of chromosomes, before tackling quantitative and population genetics. The final three chapters introduce the molecular mechanisms that underlie genetics, including the techniques responsible for the current genetic revolution. As genetics affects all living organisms, examples are taken from insects, plants, animals, and humans. Each chapter ends with a set of problems to help the reader develop their understanding of genetics.

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■ Genetics and Genomics in MedicineTom Strachan, Judith Goodship, and Patrick Chinnery

This new textbook explains the science behind the uses of genetics and genomics in medicine today. It is not just about rare inherited and chromosomal disorders, but how genetics affects the whole spectrum of human health and disease. DNA technologies are explained, with emphasis on the modern techniques that have revolutionized the use of genetic information in medicine and are indicating the role of genetics in common diseases. Other new advances, such as the role of RNA and epigenetics are also included. The discussion on genetic approaches to treatment includes pharmacogenomics and the prospects for personalized medicine. Cancer is essentially a genetic disease and is given a dedicated chapter. There are extensive questions and problems for each chapter and clinical disorders are covered throughout.


■ Scientific Integrity: Text and Cases in Responsible Conduct of Research, Fourth EditionFrancis L. Macrina

Allegations of fraud, conflict of interest, and other ethical dilemmas have troubled the scientific community. With increasing frequency, graduate programs in the biomedical sciences are offering formalized training in the principles of responsible scientific conduct. Scientific Integrity, Fourth Edition covers essential topics related to the conduct of scientific investigation, such as guidelines, policies, standards, and codes and contains highly relevant interactive case studies.

This textbook covers broad areas of scientific integrity and meets the needs of students and scientists working in the biomedical sciences. Newly updated case studies that parallel the material presented in the chapters are included to illustrate the diversity of issues that have been identified under the umbrella of scientific integrity. All chapters have been thoroughly updated, especially with regard to the new technologies in data discovery and sharing, and the latest NIH and international best practices guidelines.

2014, 560pp., Paperback, ISBN: 978-1-5558-1661-2, £42.00 ASM PRESS

■ Cases in Medical Microbiology and Infectious Disease, Fourth EditionPeter H. Gilligan, Daniel S. Shapiro, and Melissa Miller

Cases in Medical Microbiology enables students to develop a working knowledge of the variety of microorganisms that cause infections in humans, and explains the strengths and weaknesses of different approaches that the clinical laboratory uses in assisting the physician in making infectious disease diagnoses.

Questions are included to test knowledge in four broad areas: 1) the etiologic agent’s characteristics and laboratory diagnosis; 2) pathogenesis and clinical presentation; 3) epidemiology; and 4) prevention and, in some cases, drug resistance and treatment.

The book serves as a valuable tool for students preparing for examination as well as for junior doctors during clinical infectious disease rotations.

2014, 620pp., Paperback, ISBN: 978-1-5558-1868-5, £55.00 ASM PRESSFo

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■ Browse’s Introduction to the Symptoms & Signs of Surgical Disease, Fifth EditionKevin Burnand, John Black, William Thomas, and Steven CorbettBSc PhD FRCS (Tr & Orth) Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Guys and St Thomas NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK

• Presents fully revised and updated information with new chapters on cardiothoracic surgery and neurosurgery

• Provides a highly structured layout, with summary lists and revision panels ideal for rapid reference during exam revision

• Includes an unrivalled collection of colour photographs and explanatory line diagrams, all redrawn for this edition

• Introduces expert editors with a wealth of clinical and teaching experience, supported by contributors new to this edition bringing a fresh approach

2014, 624pp., Pack - Book and Ebook, ISBN: 978-1-444-14603-5, £32.99

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Fig. 3.36 Upper and lower limb dermatomes.

Nerves of the upper limbMedian nerveThe nerve can be damaged by:

●● penetrating injuries of the arm and forearm;●● lacerations at the wrist;●● wrist dislocation;●● carpal tunnel compression.

Sensory loss The median nerve is sensory to the palmar aspect of the thumb, index and middle fingers, and the dorsal aspect of the distal phalanx and half of the middle phalanx of the same fingers. It also supplies sensation to the radial side of the palm.

Motor malfunction If the injury is at wrist level, there is:

●● wasting of the muscles of the thenar eminence;●● loss of abduction and opposition of the thumb

(Fig. 3.37).

If the injury is above the antecubital fossa (elbow level), there is:

●● wasting of the muscles of the forearm and thenar eminence;

●● loss of flexion of the thumb and index finger;●● holding of the hand in the ‘benediction’

position with the ulnar fingers flexed and the index finger straight).

Fig. 3.37 (a, b) LOSS OF ABDUCTION AND OPPOSITION OF THE THUMB

Fig. 3.38 Claw hand.

Fig. 3.39 Froment’s sign.

●● a ‘claw’ hand, in which the ring and little fingers are hyperextended at the metacarpo-phalangeal joints and flexed at the interphalangeal joints (Fig 3.38).

●● an absence of both abduction and adduction of the fingers, with a positive Froment’s sign (inability to hold a sheet of paper between thumb and index finger) (Fig 3.39).

If the injury is at elbow level, there is:

●● wasting of the intrinsic muscles of the hand and hypothenar eminence;

●● a claw hand without the flexion of the terminal interphalangeal joints because of paralysis of half the deep flexors of the fingers;

●● a positive Froment’s sign.

If the injury is well above the elbow, there is:

●● wasting of the intrinsic muscles of the hand and hypothenar eminence;

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Ulnar nerveThis nerve can be damaged by:

●● compression or injury at the elbow;●● penetrating injuries of the arm or forearm;●● fractures of the medial epicondyle;●● lacerations at the wrist;●● long-standing marked cubitus valgus.

Sensory loss The ulnar nerve is sensory to the anterior and posterior surfaces of the little finger, and the ulnar side of the ring finger. It also provides sensation to the skin over the front and back of the hypothenar eminence.

Motor malfunction If the injury is at wrist level there is:

●● wasting of the hypothenar eminence and between the metacarpals;

●● loss of flexion of the little and ring fingers;

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Kevin Burnand, John Black, William Thomas, and Steven Corbet

This set contains the latest edition of the world-renowned Browse’s Introduction to the Symptoms & Signs of Surgical Disease together with its companion Browse’s Introduction to the Investigation and Management of Surgical Disease. It provides complete coverage of the surgical curriculum at the undergraduate level and is also an ideal companion for candidates in preparation for MRCS and equivalent postgraduate examinations.


■ Browse’s Introduction to the Investigation and Management of Surgical DiseaseKevin Burnand, John Black, William Thomas, and Steven Corbett

• The long-awaited companion to the award-winning Browse’s Introduction to the Symptoms and Signs of Surgical Disease

• Editorial Advisor Sir Norman Browse, former President of the Royal College of Surgeons of England

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and preparation for the MRCS exams• Lavishly presented in 4-colour throughout, with extensive use of illustrations• Clear coverage of relevant pathology, investigations, and treatment


■ Browse’s Introduction Set

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■ Bailey & Love’s Short Practice of Surgery, Twenty-Sixth EditionNorman Williams, Christopher Bulstrode, and P. Ronan O’Connell

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vignettes to facilitate comprehension


■ Chamberlain’s Symptoms and Signs in Clinical Medicine, An Introduction to Medical Diagnosis, Thirteenth EditionAndrew R. Houghton, and David Gray

• Teaches the reader how to diagnose correctly through assessment of symptoms and signs while simultaneously recalling all key features of a given condition

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for self assessment


■ Culture, Health and Illness, Fifth EditionCecil Helman

• Addresses current concerns about the multi-cultural context of healthcare• Well supported by empirical examples and case studies from over 90 countries• New coverage of poverty and inequality of healthcare, genetics, telemedicine,

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• In colour for the first time


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■ Guide to Health Informatics, Third EditionEnrico Coiera

• Contains comprehensive, complete coverage of this growing area in a single, manageable volume

• Reflects current issues and the latest developments in the field, including the impact of social media, nation-scale health information systems, systems safety, augmented reality and surgical simulations, machine learning, and discovery systems

• Designed to be accessible and student-friendly with tables, boxes, and chapter summaries


■ French’s Index of Differential Diagnosis, An A-Z, Fifthteenth Edition Mark T. Kinirons and Harold Ellis

• Completely updated, with many new contributors• Increased use of colour photography throughout the book• Clearly laid out and well-organised, with the familiar alphabetical structure• Differential diagnoses presented in clear lists or tables as a supplement to the main

text to aid rapid reference• A classic title - essential for every doctor’s bookshelf


■ Handbook of Clinical SkillsJane Dacre, and Peter Kopelman

• Takes the reader step by step through all of the practical techniques with which they must be familiar; history taking and examination, communication skills, and the skills required to master a range of increasingly complex procedures with the minimum distress to the patient

• Also covers the importance of explaining the diagnosis clearly, and how to communicate bad news


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■ Making Sense of the ECG, Fourth EditionAndrew Houghton and David Gray

• Essential information for evaluating ECG reports• Presents a strong clinical emphasis, focusing on correct

diagnosis and appropriate referral to the emergency department, inpatient ward, or outpatient setting

• New larger format, allowing for clear presentation of full 12-lead ECG traces throughout


■ Making Sense of the ECG: Cases for Self Assessment, Second EditionAndrew Houghton

• Designed for rapid reference with a larger format and double-page spread layout

• Encourages you to put principles into practice using a strong clinical emphasis

• Aids in in-depth learning and ideal during examination preparation with detailed explanations


■ Making Sense of the Chest X-ray, Second EditionPaul Jenkins

• Designed with an easy-to-read layout, featuring “pearls of wisdom,” “thinking points,” and “warning boxes” to aid and encourage reflective practice

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■ Making Sense of Clinical TeachingSamy A. Azer

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■ Making Sense of Echocardiography: A Hands-on Guide, Second Edition Andrew R. Houghton

• A concise yet comprehensive introduction to echocardiography

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■ Making Sense of Acute MedicinePaul Jenkins and Paula Johnson

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■ Pocket Medical Statistics, Second EditionFilomena Pereira-Maxwell

• Clear and user-friendly A-Z format, now in a pocket size, allows speedy access to information in all settings

• Fully updated and expanded to cover over 500 statistical terms for comprehensive coverage

• Enhanced explanations of statistical concepts and methods, including more illustrative content, for greater accessibility

• Frequent use of examples from the medical literature, with reference to landmark studies, ensures clinical relevance

• Those new to medical statistics and the more experienced reader will find something of interest here


■ Pocket Clinical ExaminerAdam Barnett and Thomas Bannister

• Uses a convenient format for use in a busy clinical setting• Discusses how to take a patient history• Provides specific information on examination of the cardiovascular, respiratory,

and abdominal systems• Explores examination of the cranial nerves and the neurological system of the limbs• Includes chapters on examination of the breast, skin, hand, shoulder, hip, and knee• Reviews how to present findings and write a report• Contains simple illustrations that enhance the text


■ Pocket On CallAndrew Stewart

• Convenient - everything the student or junior needs at their fingertips• Portable -genuine pocket format • Illustrated - clear, simple and reproducible explanatory line diagrams enhance

the text• Tailored - written specifically with the inexperienced doctor in mind


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• Provides a quick-reference alphabetical listing of the 500 most commonly prescribed drugs

• Focuses on safety, warnings, and common errors• Presents concise summaries of the management of medical emergencies• Includes timely national, and where possible, international protocols and guidelines

concerning drug choice• Contains information on insulin, anticoagulants, and diamorphine pumps


■ Pocket Prescriber Emergency MedicineAnthony Brown, Timothy Nicholson, and Donald R. J. Singer

• Provides concise summaries of the management of medical emergencies• Discusses acute pain relief, procedural sedation, medicolegal essentials, and

emergency room skills• Presents a quick reference alphabetical listing of ”need-to-know” drugs • Emphasizes safety issues, warnings, and common errors• Includes advice and reference information on prescribing complex drugs • Covers national and, where possible, international protocols and guidelines concerning

drug choice including ERC algorithms• Features availability on mobile or handheld devices, with a wealth of additional

information on www.lifeinthefastlane.com


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■ Mastering Public Health, Second EditionGeraint Lewis, Jessica Sheringham, Jamie Lopez Bernal, and Tim Crayford

• Follows the entire MFPH Part A examination syllabus• Provides appendices with additional help on revision strategies, exam technique,

and outline essay frameworks• Includes key information at a glance with numerous boxes, tables, and diagrams• Covers the five key areas of public health knowledge


■ A Textbook of General Practice, Third EditionAnne Stephenson

• Comprehensive - everything the undergraduate student or foundation doctor needs for a general practice module or rotation

• Widely applicable - skills and knowledge honed in reading this textbook can usefully be applied to all areas of clinical practice

• Relevant - encourages and supports experiential learning and reflective practice, now acknowledged as a highly effective method of learning

• Easy to read with numerous text features - learning objectives, student and tutor quotes, practical exercises and thinking and discussion points

• New for this edition - improved organisation, ‘red flag’ pointers to serious illness, SBA-style self assessment questions


■ Short Textbook of Public Health Medicine for the Tropics, Fourth EditionAdetokunbo Lucas, Herbert Gilles, Timothy O’Dempsey, and Taofeek Ibrahim

• Summarizes basic concepts of public health as they apply to communicable and non-communicable disease

• Emphasizes non-clinical public health topics, including health systems, health promotion, and health economics

• Covers gender-specific issues• Designed for greater international applicability


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• Focuses on the common diseases that medical students most frequently encounter• Includes the latest information on perfusion imaging and PET and a brand-new chapter

on imaging in oncology• Illustrated heavily, including over 400 high-quality photographs, many new to this

edition, that are essential to support this visual subject• Contains many tables and lists, and introduction of new summary boxes, all ideal for

study and exam preparation• Accompanied by a website providing images from the book plus additional images,

including color, and MCQs for self assessment


■ An Introduction to Radiation Protection, Sixth EditionAlan Martin, Sam Harbison, Karen Beach, and Peter Cole

• Introduces all aspects of radiation protection in a readable format• Supplemented by clear diagrams and photographs, summary sections and revision

questions, suitable for the beginner and more advanced radiation practitioner• Reflects current EU strategies and other European and international requirements and

legislation including ICRP103• Includes more coverage of risk and risk assessment, a more detailed discussion of

decommissioning, and recent advances in radiation protection in medicine• Includes an image library and lectures


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■ Practical UltrasoundJane Alty, and Edward Hoey

• Covers everything a trainee needs to become competent in ultrasound scanning• Presents a practical guide, using simple illustrations, accurate images, and

uncomplicated language• Provides step-by-step instructions on how to perform ultrasound scans, supplemented

by high-quality images and handy tips


■ Practical Radiological AnatomySarah McWilliams

• Arranged by body system, each chapter includes case studies to illustrate the application of anatomy

• Provides an indispensable guideline of how to interpret images• Demonstrate the key features of basic anatomy with many clear images, and includee

examples of the commonly encountered pitfalls• Matches the current curriculum of the FRCR Part 1 and Part 2A exams• Includes both conventional imaging and cross-sectional CT and MRI anatomy to aid

preparation for the FRCR 2A modules


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■ Understanding Diabetes and Endocrinology Daryl Meeking

The first section gives a background understanding of diabetes and a review of glandular systems. The second outlines the disease problems and their investigation, including the specific complications of diabetes. The third section covers the management and treatment of diabetes and endocrine disease, importantly including prevention and screening.


■ Understanding Neurology John Greene, and Ian Bone

“Exquisite illustrations and ease of readability are this book’s strong points . . . recommended for students, residents/ trainees, and practicing neurologists.” Annals of Neurology

“well written . . . demystifying neurology remains an urgent necessity among trainees . . . skills cannot exist without a solid grounding of neurological knowledge . . . this book strives with some success to achieve this educational balance.”Advances in Clinical Neuroscience & Rehabilitation

• A problem-oriented approach to the evaluation of common symptoms covering history-taking, examination and neurological investigation. Sections outline all common presenting symptoms such as forgetfulness, dizziness or pain, and relate them to the spectrum of neurological conditions and diseases, with case histories to illustrate problems and MCQs for self-assessment.


■ Understanding Respiratory Medicine Martyn Partridge

“. . . an excellent clinically oriented text . . . respiratory examination is succinct and effectively illustrated . . . highly recommended.” Physiotherapy Journal

The first section of this book covers the underlying principles and clinical skills needed by students - science and disease process, symptoms and signs, examination and tests. It goes on to deal with disease specific material, giving due weight and explanation to more common conditions, covers respiratory pharmacology, and contains MCQs. Illustrated throughout by case studies, illustrated in full colour.


The Understanding series is designed to help students, young doctors and related professionals to understand disease in the round. These books combine a symptoms and problem based approach with systematic coverage of disease and are illustrated throughout in full colour.

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■ Neurological Clinical Examination, Third EditionJohn Morris, and Joseph Jankovic

• Includes over 70 video clips demonstrating clinical techniques and symptoms and signs of neurological conditions

• Illustrated extensively with clear line diagrams for ready reference• Includes tips, clinical pearls, and management are highlighted• Presented in a logical, systematic manner and provides a step-by-step approach


■ Common Skin Diseases, Eighteenth EditionRonald Marks, and Richard Motley

• Extensively illustrated with over 400 full-color photographs to aid rapid diagnosis• Provides a glossary and chapters on cosmetics and surgical treatment techniques• Includes New multiple choice questions for self assessment, review and testing• Covers tropical diseases and skin conditions affecting the traveler


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• Includes case histories which emphasize an integrated approach to learning and provide opportunities for self testing

• Provides a straightforward, visual and succinct guide to diagnosis using diagnostic pathways

• Provides expanded key points covering common misconceptions as well as providing useful revision pointers

• Includes full color explanatory line diagrams and all new imaging photographs


■ Psychiatry by Ten TeachersNisha Dogra, Brian Lunn, and Stephen Cooper

• Includes a foreword by Professor Dinesh Bhugra, Dean of the Royal College of Psychiatrists• Features clinical cases throughout, with key management information• Contains ‘key features’ boxes highlighting necessary learning outcomes, plus useful lists of

key websites and further reading


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■ Apley and Solomon’s Concise System of Orthopaedics and Trauma, Fourth EditionLouis Solomon, David Warwick, and Selvadurai NayagamBSc MCh(Orth) FRCS (Orth) Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital & Royal Liverpool University Hospital, Liverpool, UK

• Thoroughly revised - reflecting the changing pattern of musculoskeletal disease around the world for an international readership

• Integration of basic science with clinical chapters- puts the fundamentals underpinning the subject in a clinical context, in line with current teaching practice

• New anatomical detail in regional orthopaedics - including high-quality anatomical line diagrams to enhance understanding

• Unrivalled level of illustration – over 1300 illustrations, many new to this edition, provide a clear, pictorial account of the subject

• Provides helpful guidance on simple procedures without unnecessary operative detail - ideal for the student and early trainee

• Reader-friendly design - including ‘stop check’ boxes, bullet lists and summaries, ideal for rapid reference in the clinical and during exam preparation.


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■ Self Assessment in Obstetrics and Gynaecology by Ten Teachers, Second EditionCatherine Aiken, Jeremy Brockelsby, and Christian Phillips

• Includes an extensive range of question types¿EMQs, MCQs, SBAs, SAQs and OSCEs’ providing comprehensive coverage compatible with all relevant examinations

• Fully up-to-date ensuring prospective candidates practice across all areas on which they will be tested

• Clear and accessible — with concise explanations of answers and directions to the Ten Teachers textbooks for those seeking further advice and guidance

• EMQs, MCQs, SAQs & OSCEs


■ Gynaecology by Ten Teachers, Nineteenth Edition Ash Monga and Stephen P. Dobbs

• Fully revised - some chapters completely rewritten by brand-new authors• Plentiful illustrations - text supported and enhanced throughout by colour line

diagrams and photographs• Clear and accessible - helpful features include overviews, key points and summaries• Illustrative case histories - engage the reader and provide realistic advice on

practicing gynaecology


■ Obstetrics by Ten Teachers, Nineteenth EditionPhilip Baker and Louise Kenny

• Many chapters completely re-written for this edition• Retains the highly-praised features and chapter structure from the 18th edition -

including the ‘pathophysiology’, ‘symptoms’ and ‘signs’ boxes• Each chapter includes an overview, key points and case histories• Highly illustrated throughout• Edited sensitively to ensure comprehensive coverage alongside Gynaecology by

Ten Teachers• Includes access to a companion image-bank website


■ Obstetrics & Gynaecology Ten Teachers Value Pack

For almost a century the Ten Teachers titles have together found favor with students, lecturers, and practitioners alike. Now in their 19th editions, Obstetrics by Ten Teachers and Gynaecology by Ten Teachers form the perfect companion for medical students, and are available to purchase as a pack. Both books have been thoroughly updated, to integrate clinical material with the latest scientific advances.


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■ Easy PaediatricsRachel Sidwell and Mike Thomson

• Uses a pithy approach, with the majority of information delivered in succinct tables, lists and boxes for easy assimilation and rapid reference

• Highlights clinical pearls quickly: key points to note Clinical scenarios introduce a valuable problem-based element

• Flags clinical skills in boxes, which highlight how to apply these correctly to the child, including history taking and patient examination

• Images and MCQs for self assessment available at http://cw.tandf.co.uk/easypaediatrics/


■ The Great Ormond Street Colour Handbook of Paediatrics and Child HealthStephan Strobel, Stephen D. Marks, Magdi El Habbal, Lewis Spitz, and Peter K. Smith

• The product of a world centre of excellence• Combines the advantages of a colour atlas with those of a short textbook• Covers clinical features, epidemiology, investigations and differential diagnosis

“Authoritative, well-illustrated, up-to-date. A must read for any paediatric trainee or paediatrician anywhere in the world. A must read for doctors taking the MRCPCH exam. It is beyond comparison with any other textbook available in the market. This is the best paediatric book I have seen in my 24-year paediatric career.” (Judge’s comment, Highly Commended, BMA)

“Unique . . . this beautiful production is largely testimony to the wealth of expertise and accumulated experience behind the book . . . This book’s cover will never have to be dusted off . . . an encyclopaedic, all-encompassing coffer of paediatric knowledge.” Archives of Disease in Childhood


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■ Core Clinical Cases in Medicine and Medical Specialties, Second Edition Steve Bain, and Jeffrey Stephens


■ Core Clinical Cases in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Third Edition Janesh Gupta, Gary Mires, and Khalid Khan


key featuresThe problem-solving approach of Core Clinical Cases guides undergraduates to think of the patient as a whole, rather than as a sequence of unconnected symptoms. With its emphasis on everyday practice strongly linked to underlying theory, the series integrates knowledge with the realities of managing clinical problems and provides a basis for developing sound analytical decision-making skills.

The core areas of undergraduate study are covered in a logical sequence of learning activities. The same questions are asked of each clinical case, followed by detailed explanatory answers. Related OSCE counseling cases with related questions and answers are also included in each section.

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• Helps students perfect a variety of cognitive skills including hypotheses generation, collection of information, interpretation of laboratory findings, and quick decision-making

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• Covers surgery and the surgical subspecialties within a single volume


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■ Core Clinical Cases in Paediatrics, Second EditionAndrew Ewer, and Rajat Gupta


■ Core Clinical Cases in Psychiatry, Second EditionTom Clark, Ed Day, and Emma Fergusson


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■ 100 Cases in Clinical Medicine, Third EditionP John Rees, James Pattison, and Christopher Kosky


■ 100 Cases in Orthopaedics and RheumatologyParminder Singh, and Catherine Swales


■ 100 Cases in Acute MedicineKerry Layne, Henry Fok, and Adam Nabeebaccus


key featuresMaking clinical decisions and choosing the best course of action is one of the most challenging and difficult parts of training to become a doctor. The 100 Cases Series provides a unique learning tool that guides students and junior clinicians through clinical cases, imitating those that they are likely to meet on the wards, in accident and emergency and outpatient departments, and in general practice. These cases will teach students and junior doctors to recognise important signs and symptoms—and, where appropriate, their relationship to other medical conditions—and to develop their diagnostic and management skills.Features:• Supplies 100 succinct and realistic case studies in a user-friendly

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■ 100 Cases in Paediatrics Joseph Raine, Aubrey Cunnington, and Joanna Walker


■ 100 Cases in General Practice Anne Stephenson, Martin Mueller, and John Grabinar


■ 100 Cases in Clinical Ethics and Law Carolyn Johnston, and Penelope Bradbury


■ 100 Cases in Clinical Pathology Eamon Shamil, Praful Ravi, and Ashish Chandra


■ 100 Cases in Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Second Edition Cecilia Bottomley, and Janice Rymer


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■ Get ahead! Medicine 150 EMQs for FinalsDavid Capewell, and Saran Shantikumar


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■ Systematic Reviews to Support Evidence-based Medicine, Second Edition Khalid Khan, Regina Kunz, Jos Kleijnen, and Gerd Antes


■ Royal Society of Medicine Career Handbook: FY1 - ST2Muhunthan Thillai, and Kaji Sritharan


■ Secrets of Success: Getting into Academic MedicinePhilip Smith, Jasdeep Gill, Sukhjinder Nijjer, and Jeremy Levy


■ Secrets of Success: Getting into Medical SchoolViyaasan Mahalingasivam, Marc Gladman and Manoj Ramachandran


■ The Medic’s Guide to Work and Electives Around the World, Third EditionMark Wilson


■ Secrets of Success: Getting Into Foundation TrainingManoj Ramachandran, and Marc Gladman


■ A Career in Medicine: Do you have what it takes? Second Edition Rameen Shakur


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