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Diagnosis And Treatment Of Osteoporosis eBook

A Case-Based Approach

de Ronald C. Hamdy
Livro eBook
idioma: inglês
Editor: ELSEVIER SCIENCE, março de 2024 ‧
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**Selected for Doody''s Core Titles® 2024 in Endocrinology/Metabolic Disease**Diagnosis and Treatment of Osteoporosis: A Case-Based Approach is a practical guide that will be useful to a wide range of practicing and in-training clinicians, including physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants. With its clinical case and scenario-based approach, readers can quickly decide which clinical problem to address such as the management of osteoporosis of a particular clinical problem (Atypical femoral shaft fractures, Glucocorticoids and bone health, etc.). Each chapter is self-contained with a list of objectives at the beginning and a presentation of clinical cases that encourages self-learning to non-specialized clinical staff. This book is easily accessible to non-specialists, allowing any healthcare provider to learn how to diagnose and manage osteoporosis in the context of their practice.- Includes key points at the end of each chapter to provide a succinct summary of each clinical issue- Provides multiple-choice questions as an interesting way of testing one''s knowledge on the particular issue discussed in the chapter- Presents tables and diagrams to elucidate the knowledge outlined in the chapter- Devotes a section to therapeutics and an analysis of the results of pivotal and key studies listed in a comparable visual format

Diagnosis And Treatment Of Osteoporosis

A Case-Based Approach

de Ronald C. Hamdy

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ISBN: 9780323958394
Editor: ELSEVIER SCIENCE
Data de Lançamento: março de 2024
Idioma: Inglês
Tipo de produto: eBook
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Classificação Temática: eBooks em Inglês > Medicina > Medicina Geral
eBooks em Inglês > Outros
EAN: 9780323958394
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