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    edited by Adam Feather, David Randall, Mona Waterhouse ; foreword by Parveen J. Kumar, Michael L. Clark.
    Summary: "After 35 years and nine editions of Kumar and Clark's Clinical Medicine, we felt it was time for the younger generation to continue with this 10th edition. The book has been described as the 'gold standard, thorough guide to clinical medicine', and is used by the majority of medical schools around the world."--Foreword to the Tenth Edition

    Contents:
    Diagnosis: the art of being a doctor
    Human genetics
    Immunity
    Evidence-based practice
    Ethical practice
    Malignant disease
    Palliative care and symptom control
    Sepsis and the treatment of bacterial infection
    Water, electrolytes and acid-base balance
    Critical care medicine
    Surgery
    Prescribing, therapeutics and toxicology
    Global Health
    Public health
    Geriatric medicine, frailty and multimorbidity
    Haematology
    Haematological Oncology
    Rheumatology
    Bone disease
    Infectious diseases and tropical medicine
    Endocrinology
    Dermatology
    Diabetes mellitus
    Lipid and inherited metabolic disorders
    Liaison psychiatry
    Neurology
    Ear, nose and throat, and eye disease
    Respiratory disease
    Venous thromboembolic disease
    Cardiology
    Hypertension
    Gastroenterology
    Nutrition
    Liver disease
    Biliary tract and pancreatic disease
    Kidney and urinary tract disease
    Sexually transmitted infections and HIV
    Obstetric medicine
    Women's health
    Men's health
    Environmental medicine.
    Digital Access ClinicalKey 2021
  • Article
    Rehnqvist N.
    Eur J Cardiol. 1978 Apr-May;7(2-3):169-87.
    160 consecutive CCU-treated AMI patients below 66 yr were investigated for ventricular ectopic beats (VEB) by 6-h telemetry prior to discharge and after 1 yr. During the follow-up year 11 patients died suddenly and 20 suffered reinfarction. By stepwise discriminant analysis three independent prognostic parameters were found: (1) radiologic cardiomegaly; (2) severe VEBs prior to discharge; (3) diabetes mellitus. Previous infarct, angina, functional class II to IV, smoking, higher age and radiologic cardiomegaly were significantly more frequent in patients with VEBs prior to discharge. History of heart failure, functional class deterioration, higher age, male sex, large first infarct, VT or VF in CCU, transmural infarction, radiologic cardiomegaly were more frequent in patients with severe VEBs prior to discharge. VEB severity increased significantly during the follow-up year in survivors without reinfarction. This increase occurred in patients with previous infarction, angina pectoris, higher age and heart failure.
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