Consultation in Internal Medicine
By:John Tolan Harrington
Published on 1997 by Mosby Incorporated
This practical reference covers the topics internists are likely to encounter when treating hospitalized adult patients. It discusses current topics such as fever in HIV-infected patients, fever of unknown origin in the elderly, anticoagulation and cardiac consultation in patients undergoing non-cardiac surgery and active tuberculosis. Organized by body system for rapid access. A Brandon Hill Title
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