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In a larger format, this book contains a wide range of radiology cases which medical students will encounter in their finals and everyday hospital practice.
This book is a helpful guide before and after exams. A useful handbook for medical students, trainee psychiatrists, general practitioners, psychiatric nurses, social workers and occupational therapists.
Written for medical students, this book is designed to increase the chances of success in the clinical part of their final examinations. It also features useful tips for preparation of Vivas, OSCEs, OSLERs and the long and short cases, relevant questions to include when taking a history in the long case, and a comprehensive revision index.
Before Amelia is the remarkable story of the worldas women pioneer aviators who braved the skies during the early days of flight. While most books have only examined the women aviators of a single country, Eileen Lebow looks at an international spectrum of pilots and their influence on each other. The story begins with Raymonde de Laroche, a French woman who became the first licensed female pilot in 1909. De Laroche, Lydia Zvereva, Melli Beese, Hilda Hewlitt, Harriet Quimby, and the other women pilots profiled here rose above contemporary gender stereotypes and proved their ability to fly the temperamental heavier-than-air contraptions of the day. Lebow provides excellent descriptions of the dangers and challenges of early flight. Crashes and broken bones were common, and many of the pioneers lost their lives. But these women were adventurers at heart. In an era when womenas professional options were severely limited and the mere sight of ladies wearing pants caused a sensation, these women succeeded as pilots, flight instructors, airplane designers, stunt performers, and promoters. This book fills a large void in the history of the first two decades of flight."
Vol. 11-22 include: "United States patents relating to gas," "Current gas literature," and "New publications."
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