GI and liver disease during pregnancy

GI and liver disease during pregnancy

by Kim L. Isaacs, Millie D. Long

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"GI and Liver Disease During Pregnancy: A Practical Approach by Drs. Kim Isaacs and Millie D. Long is a unique handbook focusing on common gastrointestinal symptoms and diseases seen in pregnant patients. Each chapter addresses the diseases or symptoms and focuses on key questions to ask the patient and key points regarding diagnosis and management. Divided into twelve chapters, each covers a common complaint or discrete disease making it easy to find exact information as soon as it's needed. Also provided are tables of drug safety during pregnancy and breast feeding. Unique features also include a section on alternative therapies and a chapter on care in post bariatric surgery patients. Pocket-sized and easy to read, GI and Liver Disease During Pregnancy: A Practical Approach is a convenient and accessible reference for gastroenterology fellows OB/GYN fellows and residents, and practicing gastroenterologists"--Provided by publisher.

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