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R. W. Baumgartner “Handbook on Neurovascular Ultrasound (Frontiers of Neurology and Neuroscience)”
S. Karger AG (Switzerland) | 2006-03-31 | ISBN: 3805580223 | 276 pages | PDF | 4,3 MB
Neurovascular ultrasound increases the reliability of assessing occlusive cerebrovascular disease, including the detection of instable carotid plaques, the delineation of cerebral perfusion and therapeutic options such as ultrasound-enhanced sonothrombolysis. Written by international experts, this publication provides the reader with the present knowledge and future research directions of diagnostic and therapeutic neurovascular ultrasound. The first chapters deal with physical and technical principles of ultrasound, arterial wall imaging, endothelial function testing and modern assessment of atherosclerotic obstruction of the carotid and vertebro-basilar systems. Subsequently, typical ultrasound findings in cervical artery dissection, dural fistula, glomus tumor and vasculitis are reported. The book concludes with the description of diagnostic and therapeutic transcranial ultrasound and clinical applications of transcranial Doppler monitoring as well as the presentation of future developments. Neurologists, angiologists and radiologists will find a valuable source of up-to-date information on this fascinating, essentially non-invasive technique, which allows real-time assessment of the human cerebral vessels.
Ashutosh Kar “Advanced Practical Medicinal Chemistry”
New Age International (P) Ltd. | 2004 | ISBN: 8122415393 | 332 pages | PDF | 2,5 MB
The present compendium on Advanced Practical Medicinal Chemistry is designed specifically to serve as a text-cum-reference book not only intended for the advanced undergraduate and graduate students of Pharmacy specializing in pharmaceutical chemistry but also for the bulk-drug industrial researchers and academics who work intimately with medicinal compounds. It mainly comprises of four comprehensive chapters. First chapter is entirely devoted to Safety in Chemical Laboratory, which is an absolute must for each medicinal chemist. Second chapter is on Drug Synthesis and concentrates on three vital aspects, namely : conceptualization of a synthesis, reaction variants, and stereochemistry. Third chapter exclusively deals with Performing the Reactions and entails the wide range of latest laboratory techniques used in a good chemical laboratory to facilitate synthesis of drugs.
Fourth chapter is particularly focused and earmarked to Synthesis of Medicinal Compounds, and essentially include various cardinal aspects, such as :types of chemical reactions, organic name reactions (ONRs), and selected medicinal compounds. A galaxy of eighty carefully chosen medicinal compounds have been presented in an original unique style comprising of: chemical structure, synonym (s)/chemical name(s) theory chemicals required procedure precautions recrystallization theoretical yield/practical yield physical parameters uses, and questions for viva-voce.
It is hoped that Advanced Practical Medicinal Chemistry would certainly help to bridge existing gap and fill up the long needed vacuum in the synthesis of drugs in pharmaceutical chemistry departments, academics and bulk-drug industries, and may provide the basis for meaningful productive group discussions of synthetic problems on a broader perspective.
George Sack “USMLE Road Map: Genetics”
McGraw-Hill Medical | 2008-02-22 | ISBN: 0071498206 | 224 pages | PDF | 8,3 MB
You’ll never find an easier, more efficient, and more focused way to ace genetics and genetics-related questions on the USMLE and course examinations than USMLE Road Map Genetics. Designed to provide maximum learning in minimum time, this completely up-to-date USMLE Road Map offers a concise, creative, and well-illustrated approach to mastering genetics.
It has been suspected since more than a century that disturbed ocular blood flow (OBF) may play a role in the pathogenesis of glaucoma. Reduced OBF has been measured in glaucoma patients by numberless centres with different techniques in different tissues of the eye. And reduced OBF has been proven to be of prognostic value. Nevertheless the implementation of this knowledge into clinical practice has been very slow.
This practical book will help many ophthalmologists to better understand glaucoma. The reading of this book will not only improve patient care but also give the reader intellectual satisfaction.
Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
Synopsis
* Use of Unstructured Event-Based Reports for Global Infectious Disease Surveillance
M. Keller et al.
Research
* Chronic Wasting Disease Prions in Elk Antler Velvet
R.C. Angers et al.
* Virulent Strain of Hepatitis E Virus Genotype 3, Japan
K. Takahashi et al.
* A CaseControl Study on the Origin of Atypical Scrapie in Sheep, France
A. Fediaevsky et al.
* New Respiratory Enterovirus and Recombinant Rhinoviruses among Circulating Picornaviruses
C. Tapparel et al.
* Cross-Border Dissemination of Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus, Euregio Meuse-Rhin Region
R.H. Deurenberg et al.
* Chloroquine-Resistant Haplotype Plasmodium falciparum Parasites, Haiti
B.L. Londono et al.
* CTX-M ?-Lactamases in Escherichia coli from Community-acquired Urinary Tract Infections, Cambodia
E. Rupp et al.
* CME Activity
Increased Risk for Severe Malaria in HIV-1Infected Adults, Zambia
V. Chalwe et al.
* Seroprevalence of Antibodies to Avian Influenza Virus A (H5N1) among Residents of Villages with Human Cases, Thailand, 2005
R. Dejpichai et al.
* Hospitalizations and Deaths Associated with Clostridium difficile Infection, Finland, 19962004
O. Lyytikäinen et al.
Dispatches
* Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus ST398 from Human Patients, Upper Austria
K. Krziwanek et al.
* Evaluation of Surveillance Methods for Staphylococcal Toxic Shock Syndrome
L. Lesher et al.
* Human Streptococcus agalactiae Isolate in Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus)
J.J. Evans et al.
* Cowpox Virus Transmission from Pet Rats to Humans, Germany
H. Campe et al.
* Cowpox Virus Transmission from Pet Rats to Humans, France
L. Ninove et al.
* Babesiosis Acquired through Blood Transfusion, California, USA
V. Ngo and R. Civen
* Probable Congenital Babesiosis in Infant, New Jersey, USA
S. Sethi et al.
* Genotype Distribution and Sequence Variation of Hepatitis E Virus, Hong Kong
W.-Y. Lam et al.
* Canine Leishmaniasis in Southeastern Spain
J. Martín-Sánchez et al.
* Real-Time Surveillance for Respiratory Illness Outbreaks, Ontario, Canada
A. van Dijk et al.
* Possible Seasonality of Clostridium difficile in Retail Meat, Canada
A. Rodriguez-Palacios et al.
* Novel Respiratory Virus Infections in Children, Brazil
M.C.M. Albuquerque et al.
* Reduced Fluoroquinolone Susceptibility in Salmonella enterica Isolates from Travelers, Finland
M.M. Lindgren et al.
* Molecular Epidemiology of Feline and Human Bartonella henselae Isolates
R. Bouchouicha et al.
* Clostridium difficile in Ready-to-Eat Salads, Scotland
M.M. Bakri et al.
* Clostridium difficile in Retail Meat Products, USA, 2007
J.G. Songer et al.
Another Dimension
* Nothing But Tears
D.J. Krysan
Letters
* Bovine Kobuvirus in Europe
G. Reuter and L. Egyed
* Candidate Porcine Kobuvirus, China
J. Yu et al.
* Postoperative Panophthalmitis Caused by Whipple Disease
M. Drancourt et al.
* Klebsiella pneumoniae Carbapenemase, Canada
D.R. Pillai et al.
* Cryptosporidium sp. Rabbit Genotype, a Newly Identified Human Pathogen
R.M. Chalmers et al.
* Acceptance of Public Health Measures by Air Travelers, Switzerland
N. Senpinar-Brunner et al.
* Near-Fatal Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome Induced by Plasmodium malariae
P.-N. Descheemaeker et al.
* Pulmonary Involvement and Leptospirosis, Greece
A. Papa et al.
* Chikungunya Outbreak, Singapore, 2008
Y.S. Leo et al.
* Vancomycin-Resistant Enterococci, Point Barrow, Alaska, USA
M. Drobni et al.
* Use of Templates to Identify Source of Norovirus Outbreak
J. Liko and W.E. Keene
* Epidemiologic Questions from Anthrax Outbreak, Hunter Valley, Australia
D.N. Durrheim et al.
* Distinct Ecologically Relevant Strains of Anaplasma phagocytophilum
J.E. Foley et al.
* Ovine Herpesvirus 2 Infection in Foal, Brazil
E.A. Costa et al.
* Community-acquired Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus aureus ST398, Italy
A. Pan et al.
* Campylobacter jejuni in Penguins, Antarctica
P. Griekspoor et al.
* Acute Diarrhea in Children After Tsunami, Andaman Islands, India
S. Roy et al.
* Population-Attributable Risk Estimates for Campylobacter Infection, Australia (response)
Book Review
* The Travel and Tropical Medicine Manual, 4th Edition
E.V. Granowitz
Cover
* Nature Isn’t What It Used To Be
P. Potter
News and Notes
* Etymologia
* Erratum
Synopsis
Though public health and aging is a rapidly developing field, Albert (clinical sociomedical science, Columbia U.) finds that it so far lacks a unified treatment or single framework. He synthesizes what he considers the most productive measures, samples, studies, and clinical trials that address the question of age, health, and healthy old age as the foundation for a general framework. Annotation 2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Doody Review Services
Reviewer:David O. Staats, MD (University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center)
Description:This book, written by a single author, delineates a new field in gerontology and geriatrics. It is a marriage of clinical geriatrics and epidemiology that looks at how we age, how we become disabled, demented, etc., and where we should focus efforts to maximize the quality of life in older persons.
Purpose:The purpose is to show how we should look at both populations of older persons and individuals as they age. These are most worthy objectives and the author accomplishes them brilliantly.
Audience:The audience is gerontologists, geriatricians, biologists studying aging and social planners and trainees in these areas. It is indeed a broad audience.
Features:This book breaks new ground in showing a synthesis between our notions of aging, function, frailty, dementing illnesses, and care of older persons. It explains some of how what happens in the first 50 years of life affects the second 50. This book is both fresh thinking and a brilliant synthesis of known facts.
Assessment:This is one of the most cutting-edge books in gerontology today. Anyone interested in reforming Medicare should read this book in preparation for doing so. It is elegantly written, develops its thoughts in a logical and complete sequence and points towards the future like a beacon. Those interested in developing new paradigms of thinking about aging and caring for older persons will find much of use here. Every medical library should possess this brilliant and enticing book.
Biography
Steven M. Albert, PhD, MSc, is Associate Professor of Clinical Sociomedical Science in the Department of Sociomedical Sciences (Mailman School of Public Health) and the Gertrude H. Sergievsky Center and Department of Neurology (College of Physicians and Surgeons), Columbia University. He is trained as an anthropologist and epidemiologist. His research centers on the assessment of health outcomes in aging and chronic disease (patient function, health service use, medical care costs, quality of life, clinical decision making).
Dr. Albert has recently received funding from the National Institutes of Health to investigate mental health and decision making in people living with ALS, and to investigate the cognitive and physical basis of independence in older people with disabilities. He has also been awarded funding from the Centers for Disease Control to examine attitudes toward health promotion in culturally insular New York City communities. He is the author (with Rebecca Logsdon) of the volume, Assessing Quality of Life in Alzheimer’s Disease (New York: Springer Publishing Co., 2000).
Dr. Albert teaches courses on public health and aging, the epidemiology of aging, and measurement of quality of life in health care. He has consulted with hospitals, nursing homes, unions, foundations, and community organizations in efforts to improve the lives of staff and family caregivers to people with chronic disease.
Prepare for your internal medicine clinical rounds and the end-of-rotation exam with the fully revised and updated Internal Medicine Essentials for Clerkship Students 2! This new edition is organized around the major training areas included in the nationally recognized Core Medicine Clerkship Curriculum Guide. It contains 25% more content, over 100 additional differential diagnosis tables and treatment algorithms, and a new index. The book is enhanced with over 460 pages of online materials, including new clinical photographs, tables, screening tools, and other instruments. A collaboration of the American College of Physicians and the Clerkship Directors in Internal Medicine, this new edition was written by authors who helped design the internal medicine curriculum and who are actively involved in teaching students on the Internal Medicine clerkship. To further enrich your learning, each chapter is fully integrated with the companion volume MKSAP for Students 4, which features more than 450 self-assessment questions.
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