Oxford handbook of gastroenterology and hepatology

Oxford handbook of gastroenterology and hepatology

by George Webster, Stuart Bloom, Bloom

Part of Oxford handbooks

2006

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"Gastroenterology and Hepatology is the essential quick reference guide for gastroenterologists. The first section covers approaches to clinical problems detailing 29 of the most common in GI medicine, including acute and chronic diarrhoea, and constipation. A key section of this handbook is a unique A-Z compendium which includes information on 100s of topics in gastroenterology from Abetalipoproteinaemia to Zieve's syndrome. Colour-coded links to related topics enable readers to find the right information quickly. Further sections include emergencies, and commonly used drugs, with emphasis on practice tips and common complications. This is a must-have handbook, which will serve as an invaluable tool for all those involved in the care of patients with gastrointestinal disease."--BOOK JACKET.

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