Oxford handbook of clinical surgery

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Mclatchie, Greg (ed)

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Publication details: Oxford University Press 2013Edition: 4th edISBN:

9780199699476

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Summary: This edition provides an accessible overview of key surgical principles, techniques and procedures. Fully revised to include a wide range of new topics and presentations, it covers core anatomy and physiology and new information on emergencies with an increased focus on evidence-based practice.

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This edition provides an accessible overview of key surgical principles, techniques and procedures. Fully revised to include a wide range of new topics and presentations, it covers core anatomy and physiology and new information on emergencies with an increased focus on evidence-based practice.

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