Author(s): Ron Walls, Robert Hockberger, Marianne Gausche-Hill, Timothy Erickson, Susan Wilcox
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“Rosen’s Emergency Medicine: Concepts and Clinical Practice” is a comprehensive and authoritative textbook in the field of emergency medicine. The 10th edition, presented as a 2-volume set, offers updated and expanded coverage of emergency medical practice, reflecting the latest advancements in the field. This edition provides detailed insights into a wide array of emergency conditions, diagnostic and treatment strategies, and procedural techniques.
TOP Features:
- Comprehensive Coverage: Extensive information on various emergency conditions, including trauma, medical emergencies, and critical care.
- Expert Contributions: Written and edited by leading experts in emergency medicine, ensuring high-quality, authoritative content.
- Updated Content: Reflects the latest advancements and guidelines in emergency medicine practice.
- Detailed Illustrations and Photographs: Includes numerous images that help in visualizing and understanding emergency conditions and procedures.
- Clinical Pearls and Evidence-Based Practice: Provides practical insights and evidence-based recommendations to enhance clinical decision-making.
- Enhanced Digital Resources: This may include access to online content and resources, enhancing the learning experience.
This textbook is a critical resource for anyone involved in emergency medical care, offering a detailed and up-to-date reference for both clinical practice and academic study.
For Whom This Book Is:
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Emergency Medicine Physicians, Residents and Fellows, Medical Students, Healthcare Professionals
