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Accidents and Emergencies in Children
The second edition of this book includes a revised section on paediatric resuscitation summarizing the main guidelines. The section on major trauma has been extended to follow the Advanced Paediatric Life support guidelines. The book will continue to provide an essential practical reference for all junior doctors and nurses working in an A & E department.
Current Catalog
First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.
Environmental Medical Emergencies
Victims of environmental injuries such as sunstroke, drowning, and lightning strikes need urgent and expert attention as soon as possible to give them the best chance of regaining full health. Individual doctors, however, may see such cases only rarely, and may not be expert in their management. This book covers all the common environmental emergencies and their management, both at the scene and later in the hospital setting.
Psychiatric Emergencies
Psychiatric disorders are common in general medical practice. This handbook is a practical guide intended for all health care professionals frequently required to treat patients with acute psychiatric disorders. An accessible and authoritative guide to the immediate management of the full range of psychiatric problems presented in emergency departments, it is arranged by symptoms rather than diagnoses. The authors offer the reader a systematic guide through assessment and diagnosis, immediate investigations and management, and treatment as far as transferal to specialist departments. They cover assessment and management of the emergency, and guide the reader, in a step-by-step synthesis, to ...
Musculo-skeletal Problems in Emergency Medicine
Musculo-skeletal problems underlie many of the cases seen by doctors working in accident and emergency departments. Although many of these problems may be considered less serious, when compared to others seen in ER departments, a misdiagnosis could have far-reaching, even fatal consequences. It is also the area where statistically emergency physicians are most likely to make an erroneous diagnosis. Musculo-skeletal Problems in Emergency Medicine provides guidelines on the history taking and examination of patients with musculo-skeletal problems. The book starts by explaining the pathology of musculo-skeletal injuries, describing the wide range of non-traumatic musculo-skeletal problems encountered in the emergency room. Each section of the body is then dealt with in detail, with advice given on the management of specific patient presentations. Throughout, emphasis is placed on the diagnosis of traumatic and non-traumatic injuries, and detailed guidance provided on their initial investigation, management, and ongoing referral.
Legal Problems in Emergency Medicine
All professional people now require a working knowledge of the law relating to their subject; `Ignorance of the law is no excuse'. Those practising Emergency Medicine are no exception, whether casualty officers, hospital specialists, or general practitioners. This volume is for them and is in two parts. The first is guidance, through difficult situations, with practical examples, for someone put on the spot. The second is a condensed and authoritative summary of the several legal topics comprising Emergency Medicine Law.
