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Crofton and Douglas's Respiratory diseases volume 1

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: Oxford Blackwell Science 2000Edition: 5thDescription: 1-828; ill.,bibls.; BookFindSubject(s):
Contents:
1. Development and structure; A Seaton 2. Functions of the lung; A Leitch 3. Epidemiology; A Seaton 4. Lung defences and immunology; C Haslett 5. Genetics of lung disease; J Hopkin 6 Clinical Aspects; A Seaton 7. Diagnostic imaging; A Wightman 8. Minimally invasive diagnostic procedures; D Seaton 9. Drugs in lung disease; D Seaton 10. Smoking; Ian Campbell 11. Air pollution; A Seaton 12. Acute upper respiratory tract infection; D Seaton 13. Pneumonia; D Seaton 14. Empyema; D Seaton 15. Lung abscess; D Seaton 16. Tuberculosis: pathogenesis, epidemiology and prevention; A Leitch 17. Pulmonary tuberculosis - clinical features; A Leitch 18. Extra-pulmonary tuberculosis; Andrew Seaton 19. Mangement of tuberculosis; A Leitch 20. Opportunistic mycobacterial diseases; A Leitch 21. Actinomycotic and fungal dieseases; A Seaton 22. Parasitic diseases; A Seaton 23. Chronic brochitis and emphysema; B MacNee 24. Respiratory failure; W MacNee 25. Pulmonary embolism; A Seaton 26. Pulmonary hypertension; A Seaton 27. Pulmonary oedema and ARDS; C Haslett 28. Brochiectasis; D Seaton
Summary: HardbackSummary: This textbook on diseases of the chest maintains a primary focus on clinical topics whilst also covering the basic principles and mechanisms. It concentrates only on those basic aspects which are essential to understanding the diagnosis and management of a disease for the clinician at the bedside. The fifth edition addresses advances in respiratory medicine whilst maintaining the strong clinical flavour of its predecessors.; There are 11 new chapters: genetics of lung disease; smoking; air pollution; obliterative bronchiolitis; reactive airways dysfunction; sleep apnoea; lung disease in children; lung disease in the third world; diving; lung transplantation; and medico-legal aspects. The single chapter on asthma has been expanded into three separate chapters on epidemiology, mechanisms and management to reflect the research effort currently underway which has followed a marked increase in the incidence of asthma in recent years.
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1. Development and structure; A Seaton 2. Functions of the lung; A Leitch 3. Epidemiology; A Seaton 4. Lung defences and immunology; C Haslett 5. Genetics of lung disease; J Hopkin 6 Clinical Aspects; A Seaton 7. Diagnostic imaging; A Wightman 8. Minimally invasive diagnostic procedures; D Seaton 9. Drugs in lung disease; D Seaton 10. Smoking; Ian Campbell 11. Air pollution; A Seaton 12. Acute upper respiratory tract infection; D Seaton 13. Pneumonia; D Seaton 14. Empyema; D Seaton 15. Lung abscess; D Seaton 16. Tuberculosis: pathogenesis, epidemiology and prevention; A Leitch 17. Pulmonary tuberculosis - clinical features; A Leitch 18. Extra-pulmonary tuberculosis; Andrew Seaton 19. Mangement of tuberculosis; A Leitch 20. Opportunistic mycobacterial diseases; A Leitch 21. Actinomycotic and fungal dieseases; A Seaton 22. Parasitic diseases; A Seaton 23. Chronic brochitis and emphysema; B MacNee 24. Respiratory failure; W MacNee 25. Pulmonary embolism; A Seaton 26. Pulmonary hypertension; A Seaton 27. Pulmonary oedema and ARDS; C Haslett 28. Brochiectasis; D Seaton

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This textbook on diseases of the chest maintains a primary focus on clinical topics whilst also covering the basic principles and mechanisms. It concentrates only on those basic aspects which are essential to understanding the diagnosis and management of a disease for the clinician at the bedside. The fifth edition addresses advances in respiratory medicine whilst maintaining the strong clinical flavour of its predecessors.; There are 11 new chapters: genetics of lung disease; smoking; air pollution; obliterative bronchiolitis; reactive airways dysfunction; sleep apnoea; lung disease in children; lung disease in the third world; diving; lung transplantation; and medico-legal aspects. The single chapter on asthma has been expanded into three separate chapters on epidemiology, mechanisms and management to reflect the research effort currently underway which has followed a marked increase in the incidence of asthma in recent years.

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