Clinical Biochemistry: An Illustrated Colour Text

Clinical Biochemistry: An Illustrated Colour Text

by Michael Stewart (Author), Michael Murphy (Author), Allan Gaw (Author), Michael Murphy (Author), Michael Stewart (Author), Allan Gaw (Author), James Shepherd (Author), Robert Cowan (Author), Denis O'Reilly (Author)

Synopsis

The new edition of "Clinical Biochemistry" covers all aspects of the subject needed by medical students. It is a volume in the "Illustrated Colour Text" series, with the subject matter divided into double-page spreads; this makes the information very accessible to the reader. Full use is made of flow charts and other graphics; clinical 'boxes'; summary points; case histories; and, clinical photographs. The whole orientation of the book is to concentrate on how clinical biochemistry relates to the care of the patient and to ensure that the medical student understands how to interpret laboratory results. By contrast, the reader is not overburdened by descriptions of laboratory techniques.

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 180
Edition: 3
Publisher: Churchill Livingstone
Published: 09 Jul 2004

ISBN 10: 0443072698
ISBN 13: 9780443072697

Media Reviews
The new edition of Clinical Biochemistry covers all aspects of the subject needed by medical students. Great layout with flow charts, clinical 'boxes', summary points, case histories and clinical photographs. This book successfully relates clinical biochemistry to the care of the patient. Covers clinical biochemistry from the point of view of the clinician using the diagnostic service and doesn't overburden with description of laboratory techniques. Useful not only through medical school but also to improve understanding of biochemistry at more advanced levels for clinical practice.
3rd Year Medical Student, Edinburgh University, September 2004.

This book is very good as an overview to the subject of clinical biochemistry, and it is clear, non-waffly and easy to read, with good colourful diagrams.
MAD magazine, the official journal of Barts and and The London Students' Association