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Basic Pathology

An Introduction to the Mechanisms of Disease

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  • 304pages
  • 11 heures de lecture

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This best-selling textbook provides a lively introduction to pathology for students of medicine, dentistry, nursing, and other health professions. The book explores the basic mechanisms that a student must understand in order to make sense of clinical medicine, and in addition, covers all aspects of the science underlying disease processes, integrating the topics covered within a clinical setting. Entirely updated in line with recent changes in the curriculum, the third edition retains the much-praised clinical scenarios, historical anecdotes, key points boxes and revision notes from the previous edition. Restructured into four major sections, the text highlights the key mechanisms and their interplay in producing symptoms, signs and disease

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Basic Pathology, Susan A. Dilly, Caroline J. Finlayson, Sunil R. Lakhani

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2003
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Titre
Basic Pathology
Sous-titre
An Introduction to the Mechanisms of Disease
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2003
Format
souple
Pages
304
ISBN10
0340810017
ISBN13
9780340810019
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This best-selling textbook provides a lively introduction to pathology for students of medicine, dentistry, nursing, and other health professions. The book explores the basic mechanisms that a student must understand in order to make sense of clinical medicine, and in addition, covers all aspects of the science underlying disease processes, integrating the topics covered within a clinical setting. Entirely updated in line with recent changes in the curriculum, the third edition retains the much-praised clinical scenarios, historical anecdotes, key points boxes and revision notes from the previous edition. Restructured into four major sections, the text highlights the key mechanisms and their interplay in producing symptoms, signs and disease