Internal Medicine An Illustrated Radiological Guide 3rd Jarrah Ali Altubaikh by Jarrah Ali Al-tubaikh 9783031285745, 3031285743 instant download after payment.

It is a privilege to write another introduction to this book. When I wrote this book in
Munich in 2010, I knew I was writing a book with an uncommon combination, linking
internal medicine to radiology. I can still remember the comment of my mentor Prof.
Maximilian Reiser after he saw the manuscript’s content. He told me: “Why did you
choose this layout and these disorders in particular?” I replied: “They are the most
commonly encountered diseases daily in any busy medical department.”
I am pleased that the first edition of my book has helped many physicians I know tochange their perspective toward radiological investigations. I have been contacted by
many physicians here in Kuwait and outside of Kuwait who thank me for detailing
what they should order and how to investigate certain diseases. In the same fashion,
many radiologists are pleased with the variety of images that detail the medical disorders
and facilitate their detection.
Based on the past positive feedbacks, I aimed to expand the range of the book byincluding three more medical fields, which are not directly linked to internal medicine
but however are important to know. The second edition of this book exposes the reader
to occupational medicine and toxicology, which are uncommonly seen as cases of
attempting suicide and accidental intoxications. The radiological literature is filled with
different radiological signs reported by many research detailing intoxications, which
have become of great interest since the data have been accumulating over the years.
In conclusion, I hope for the reader an interesting journey through the book, and I hope that this book can help someone somewhere in the world save a life.