Oxford Handbook of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation
4th Edition
Published on 2. February 2018
1008 pages
978-0-19-107927-6 (ISBN)
Description
With major advances in technology there are thousands of clinical and laboratory tests available, forming a key part of the diagnostic process in the highly complex field of modern medicine. This handbook provides a patient-orientated approach to investigation, with a comprehensive review of specialty-related tests. Written in the Oxford Handbook style, this book features references and up-to-date website links for extra clinical detail.
This new edition has been revised to include the most recent developments in investigatory tests, with clear step-by-step instructions and updated illustrations to provide greater clarifying background to the text. Written by an experienced team of active clinicians, this is invaluable for junior doctors as a quick reference, as well as senior medical students preparing for examinations.
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02/2018
4th Edition
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Dr Provan is currently Honorary Reader in Autoimmune Haematology at Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry. He studied molecular genetics at Leicester University before studying medicine. After junior medical posts in the UK, I undertook research at The Dana-Farber Cancer Institute from 1993-4 on an American Traveling fellowship awarded by the Medical Research Council.
As a general haematologist, his main area of interest within the field of haematology is immunohaematology which includes diseases such as autoimmune thrombocytopenia (ITP), neutropenia and haemolytic anaemia.
He has written several medical books including Molecular Haematology (Blackwell Science), Oxford Handbook of Clinical Haematology and Oxford Handbook of Clinical and Laboratory Investigation, and the ABC of Clinical Haematology (BMJ books).
Content
- 1: The Patient
- 1: Drew Provan: Symptoms and signs
- 2: Investigations
- 2: Colin Dayan: Endocrinology and metabolism
- 3: Vanessa Fogo and Drew Provan: Haematology
- 4: Gavin Spickett: Immunology and allergy
- 5: Prof Brian Angus: Infectious and tropical diseases
- 6: Andrew R. Houghton: Cardiology
- 7: Emma Greig: Gastroenterology
- 8: Joanna Brown: Respiratory medicine
- 9: Martyn Bracewell: Neurology
- 10: Charlie Tomson and Sarah McLoskey: Renal medicine
- 11: Alison Jones: Poisoning and overdose
- 12: Suzanne Lane: Rheumatology
- 13: Tanya Chawla: Radiology
- 14: Jim Ballinger and Gopinath Gnanasegaran: Nuclear medicine
