Oxford Handbook Of Endocrinology Diabetes 4e Katharine Owenhelen Turnerjohn Wass by Katharine Owen;helen Turner;john Wass; instant download after payment.

For someone who loves endocrinology, it is a great pleasure to read and use
the Oxford Handbook in day-to-day clinical practice. The editors have tried
to make an accessible, succinct, comprehensive, and up-to-date text, laid
out to be readable and readily assimilable. It aims to cover all endocrine and
diabetes occasions, common and less common, dealing with the background
science, guidelines on investigation, and advice on treatment. It is written
by internationally highly acknowledged experts for trainees, consultants
who may have the occasional memory lapse, nurses, and those in primary
care with whom we are increasingly sharing joined-up management.
This Handbook is special, as it presents a global appreciation of
endocrinology, describing clinical pathways and medications which are
primarily based on, and used in, the European experience, while where
possible also medical therapy in countries with limited medical resources is
addressed