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Drugs in Anaesthesia and Critical Care 1st/2019

Author
Namita Padvi, Amit Padvi, Mahesh Baldwa
ISBN
9789387964259
Publisher
CBS Publishers & Distributors
Edition
1st
Year
2019
Weight
0.9 K.g.
Pages
340
Book Type
Paper Back
Condition
New
Availability
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Description

  • Drugs in Anaesthesia and Critical Care aims to provide an in-depth knowledge on various aspects of commonly used drugs in anesthesia and critical care. The book, which can be read easily in a short period of time, makes the reader understand clearly the use of drugs when indicated. The sophisticated and multiplex specialty like critical care and anesthesia necessitates a concise book like this which gives comprehensive information on basic principles of pharmacology, absorption through excretion, mechanisms of drug action, pharmacodynamics, and pharmacokinetics. The most striking feature of this book is proper organization and presentation of drugs from clinical point of view. Each chapter is divided into short sections with bold titles, making scanning of information easy.
  • The book has illustrative figures and tables. It will prove to be a rapid resource of invaluable information for both anesthetists and critical care specialists in their customary professional conduct. It is written in usual textbook style, making each topic reader-friendly by adding Summary, Key Points, Take Home Messages, FAQs, One Fact to Remember, and Anesthesia Pearls.
  • It focuses on the requirements of postgraduate students in anesthesiology, and those pursuing fellowship in any branch of anesthesia or completing their DM in critical care.

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