Covers in brief the diagnosis and management of common and uncommon emergencies encountered in day-to-day practice by the clinicians.
Aims not to delay in the diagnosis and appropriate pharmacotherapy and accessory aids for a successful outcome.
Covers topics on pediatrics, dermatology, ENT, ophthalmology, gynecology, psychiatry, gastroenterology, respiratory and cardiovascular, neurology, hematology, urology, immunology, oncology, forensic and community medicine, and surgery.
Must for both the family physicians and senior medical undergraduates and postgraduates.