Cecil Essentials of MedicineThis text provides readable as well as comprehensive coverage of the essential elements required to conduct a biologically effective practice of internal medicine coupled with the compassionate approach that is indispensable to healing. This new edition offers a review of all current knowledge and advances - physiologic, biomedical, pathophysiological, clinical, diagnostic, and therapeutic. |
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... Pain Abdominal pain often heralds gastrointestinal ( GI ) disease and brings the patient to the attention of the internist , gastroenterologist , or surgeon . Abdominal ... pain from peptic ulcer disease may also burn 255 A Abdominal Pain.
... Pain Abdominal pain often heralds gastrointestinal ( GI ) disease and brings the patient to the attention of the internist , gastroenterologist , or surgeon . Abdominal ... pain from peptic ulcer disease may also burn 255 A Abdominal Pain.
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... Pain that is caused by intestinal obstruc- tion recurs persistently in a severe and crampy ( colicky ) manner , but between episodes of obstruction these pa- tients usually have no pain . The pain associated with cystic duct obstruction ...
... Pain that is caused by intestinal obstruc- tion recurs persistently in a severe and crampy ( colicky ) manner , but between episodes of obstruction these pa- tients usually have no pain . The pain associated with cystic duct obstruction ...
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... Pain Severe dental pain can be extremely difficult to localize because pain may spread to other teeth or distant tissues that may exhibit surface hyperalgesia , tenderness , and vasomotor reactions . Patiently tapping each tooth for ten ...
... Pain Severe dental pain can be extremely difficult to localize because pain may spread to other teeth or distant tissues that may exhibit surface hyperalgesia , tenderness , and vasomotor reactions . Patiently tapping each tooth for ten ...
Contents
SECTION I | 1 |
Physiology of the Coronary Circulation | 8 |
SPECIAL TESTS AND PROCEDURES | 20 |
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