tailieunhanh - Kelley's Textbook of Internal Medicine 4th edition

In just over ten years, the Textbook of Internal Medicine has become widely regarded as a classic medical text, both for its breadth of coverage and ease of use by busy students and practitioners. Hundreds of talented individuals contributed to the success of the first three editions. These include the many leading scientists and scholars who served as editors and authors, and the dozens of supporting staff who met the organizational and logistical challenges associated with so large a publishing endeavor | Kelley s Textbook of Internal Medicine 4th edition August 15 2000 by H. David Humes Editor Herbert L. Dupont Editor By Lippincott Williams Wilkins Publishers _ j . TEXTBOOK OF internal MEDICINE H. DAVID MUM FA By OkDoKeY Kelley s Textbook of Internal Medicine Table of Contents Editors Contributors Preface L ist of C i n i ca D e ci sio n G u i d e s RAPID ACCESS GUIDE Paul L. Fine jdeto nt ernal Me diiciine Cardiology GaStrQenterQlQgy Nephrology Rheumatology QncQĨQgy and HematpỊQgy InfectiousDiseases Endgcrinpiogy Neurology PART 1 PRINCIPLES OF MEDICAL PRACTICE SECTION I HUMANISM AND ETHICS Chapter Introduction tQ ỊnternM Medjcine . William N. Kelley and Joel D. Howell Chapter 2 ClịnicaỊ C ỊỊinicaỊ EthiCsandlllPlh ySiCiansLPIgĩeSSiQna iSm Mark Siegler Arthur L. Caplan and Peter A. Singer SECTION II BASIC MECHANISMS OF HEALTH AND DISEASE Chapter 3 The Genome ProjeGt and Diagnosis Leslie G. Biesecker Barbara B. Biesecker and Francis S. Collins Chapterii4 Celli GrowtKPjfferenit1iiatiiioni iiiiandiiiiDeiaitih Max Wicha Chapter5 PrincipJespfthe Robert Winchester Chapter 6 InflammatiQn Cells CytPkines and Pther MediatQrs Zoltan Szekanecz and Alisa E. Koch 7l Daryl K. Granner David H. Alpers Chapter 9 Princip ỊesoftheRenaỊ ReguỊatị Q npfFl uịịdand EỊectrQlytes L. B. Gardner and H. David Humes Chapter 10 . John J. Marini and David R. Dantzker Chapter11. .yascuỊarBiQỊpqy Elizabeth G. Nabel Chapter 1 2 DisgrdersllPfllLlịipidllMletablQlism Daniel J. Rader Chapter 13 PathQqenesis Qf AtherQsclerQsis Alan M. Fogelman Franklin L. Murphy and Peter A. Edwards Chapter14 . John A. Kiernan Chapter15. . Ị cspfAqịng andLgnqey Ịty Richard A. Miller Chapter16 CỊinỊcal Ph ysịpỊpqy pfAqing Lewis A. Lipsitz

• Y học thường thức
• MOLECULAR DIAGNOSIS
• IMMUNE RESPONSE
• HORMONE ACTION
• RENAL REGULATION
• VASCULAR BIOLOGY
• Hepatitis B virus
• Serological and molecular diagnosis
• Comparative assessment
• Escherichia coli
• FimC gene
• Sloth bear
• Captive sloth bears (Melursus ursinus)
• Molecular diagnosis of escherichia coli
• Acid fast bacilli
• Madhya Pradesh in India
• Molecular examinations
• Molecular examinations of cow milk samples
• Cow milk samples for diagnosis
• Paratuberculosis at mhow
• Carcinogenesis
• Diagnosis
• Molecular
• Targeted
• Health
• Sciences
• medicine
• pharmacolocy
• Human genetic diseases
• Massively parallel sequencing
• Next generation sequencing
• Layer chicken
• Reticuloendothelios is virus
• Commercial layer chicken
• Avian reticuloendotheliosis virus
• Nosocomial infection
• Intensive care unit
• Regional cancer center
• Nosocomial infections
• Molecular diagnosis of bacterial resistance
• Patients admitted
• BMC Cancer
• Thyroid cancer
• Preoperative diagnosis
• Indeterminate lesions
• Molecular marker
• Computational model
• Targeted next generation sequencing
• RB1gene mutation
• Time consuming process
• Johne’s diseaes
• Jamunapari goat
• Polymerase chain reaction
• Routine biosecurity measures should
• Molecular diagnosis of brucellosis
• Domestic animals
• Common domestic animals
• Prevalent worldwide
• Animal species
• Avian pox
• P4b gene
• Molecular diagnosis of a cutaneous
• Pox in pigeons
• Chorioallantoic membrane route
• Diagnosis of human toxoplasmosis
• Rapid chromatographic immunoassay
• Enzyme linked immuno sorbent assay
• Molecular technique
• Gold standard technique
• Johne's disease
• Mycobacterium avium Subsp Paratuberculosis
• Sheep and goats
• Paratuberculosis in sheep
• Klebsiella oxytoca
• Polymerase chain reaction targeted
• polygalacturonase gene
• Molecular discrimination of klebsiella oxytoca
• Artificial Neural Networks
• Cancer Diagnosis
• Prognosis
• Molecular Prognostic Factors
• DNA Ploidy
• Cell Cycle Distribution
• Breast Cancer
• Patient Management
• Craniosynostosis
• Maxillofacial Examination
• Prenatal Sonographic Diagnosis
• Uncommon Craniosynostosis Syndromes
• Chromosomal Alterations
• Manual of cardiac diagnosis
• Intravascular coronary ultrasound
• Cardiac computed tomography
• Cardiovascular magnetic resonance
• Molecular imaging of vascular disease
• Cardiac hemodynamics
• Cardiac biopsy
• Oral cancer
• The oral cancer
• Molecular biology
• Oral potentially malignant disorders
• Clinical evaluation
• Differential diagnosis
• Surgical approaches
• Conventional method
• Patients with ascites
• Sequencing in the diagnosis
• Role of culture
• Avian infectious bronchitis
• Virus isolation
• Molecular methods
• Approaches for diagnosis
• Family Coronaviridae
• Diagnosis of brucellosis
• Large ruminants
• Brucellosis in large ruminants
• Epidemiology in large ruminants
• Quantitative buffy coat
• Conventional staining techniques
• Immunochromatography methods
• Gene amplification technique
• BMC Veterinary Research
• Avian hepatitis E virus
• Mixed infections
• Potential novel genotype
• Molecular epidemiology
• Bovine genital Campylobacteriosis
• Campylobacter fetus subsp venerealis
• Molecular diagnostics
• Campylobacter portucalensis