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Anaesthesia: A Concise Handbook

Anaesthesia: A Concise Handbook

by Graham Arthurs (Author)

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    Paperback 2001

    $4.11
Synopsis

Written by an experienced anaesthetic consultant and examiner, this concise handbook adopts a practical A-Z approach to modern anaesthesia to provide the reader with valuable information, useful tips on avoiding common pitfalls, and an essential quick reference to key facts for use in the busy clinical environment. With importance placed on the compilation by individual anaesthetic departments of protocols and guidelines for use on the wards, this book will fill the niche for a practical text that covers all of the common conditions and problems encountered by the trainee.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 165
 Publisher: Greenwich Medical Media
Published: 08 Jan 2001
ISBN 10: 1841100803
ISBN 13: 9781841100807
Book Overview: Written by an experienced anaesthetic consultant and examiner, this concise handbook adopts a practical A-Z approach to modern anaesthesia.

Media Reviews
This concise handbook is written by a single author and aimed at trainees and junior practising anaesthetists. It is designed as an alphabetical guide covering a 'pot pourri' of theoretical and practical anaesthetic problems and emergencies. It is well written and provides a remarkable amount of useful detail for such a small book. Its greatest strength lies in the many invaluable practical tips that are obviously gleaned from the author's personal experience. These are very clearly explained and provide a ready solution for many complex situations. This book assumes a certain amount of basic knowledge and is therefore not ideal for the junior SHO. It is particularly lacking in basic science and is much more of a practical day to day guide than an exam revision tool. It is a useful addition to the armamentarium of the senior SHO/SpR to provide a broad based practical guide. In particular the section on local anaesthesia and the cardiac arrest algorithms are excellent. On the other hand, the ECG section and the obstetric anaesthesia section are somewhat less detailed. Many practising anaesthetists would undoubtedly enjoy reading this book as it provides good discussion points for trainee education. It is small enough to be easily carried in the trainee's briefcase/handbag but too large for a theatre green pocket. It is not comprehensive enough to be the trainee's main anaesthetic text and is not the optimal revision text but will prove to be an excellent adjunct for the interested trainee to use during theatre lists and when on call.