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Diagnostic Features of Disease

Based on French's Index of Differential Diagnosis

  • 12th Edition - April 23, 1987
  • Latest edition
  • Editor: F Dudley Hart
  • Language: English

Diagnostic Features of Disease is an illustrated guide to diseases based on "French's Index of Differential Diagnosis, Twelfth Edition." This visual quiz book uses illustrations… Read more

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Description

Diagnostic Features of Disease is an illustrated guide to diseases based on "French's Index of Differential Diagnosis, Twelfth Edition." This visual quiz book uses illustrations from the twelfth edition. Specialists from different medical fields have contributed their expertise to give a diagnostic message through the illustrations. This book contains some questions that deal with orthodox therapy in connection to the conditions or diseases show in the image. The book covers a wide range of human diseases and human anatomy. This book shows an illustration of a subject with a certain condition. Several questions quiz the reader as to the diagnosis of the disease, the possible causes of the existing condition, or the management and treatment of the condition, Questions cover topics such as cretinism, hypothyroidism, Turner's syndrome, achondroplasia, and malignant changes to liposarcoma. This book is intended for candidates to the qualifying and specialist examinations in medicine and surgery. This book can also be helpful for general practitioners of medicine and specialists.

Table of contents


Questions

Whole Body

Face and Head

Ophthalmology

Ear, Nose and Throat

Psychiatry

Abdomen and Chest

Chest Radiographs

Electrocardiographs

Genito-urinary

Febrile Conditions

Spine

Extremities

Hands

Feet

Skin

Answers

Product details

  • Edition: 12
  • Latest edition
  • Published: April 20, 2016
  • Language: English

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