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0 reviewsThe Short Textbook of Pediatrics is aimed at providing a concise, simple and profusely-illustrated digest of the contemporary pediatrics, relevant to the developing world. Common tropical problems, such as nutritional deficiencies, diarrheas, tuberculosis and other frequent infections and parasitic infections and immunization, have received special attention. Certain areas that are important to us but have been ignored by the western authors are, in particular, dealt with. Indian childhood cirrhosis, infantile tremor syndrome, primary bladder stone disease, BCG as a diagnostic tool and tuberculous encephalopathy figure in this list. The accent is on priorities, clinical aspects and latest information rather than on rare conditions and outdated theoretical discussion.
The book is addressed primarily to the medical students, new entrants to the specialty of pediatrics and practising physicians who deal with infants and children as well. Some material especially the statistical data and upto date references - some as latest as of 1977 - are likely to be of value to the seniors either. How far have I succeeded in my endeavors? In this b behalf I would love to have your assessment. That shall help me to make up the deficiencies and introduce the “necessary changes for the better” in the future edition.
The much-awaited 12th edition of The Short Textbook of Pediatrics appears at a time when pediatrics has well established its
status as an independent subject in the undergraduate curriculum with a separate examination at university level in India
following the laudable endeavors of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics.
Since the last edition eminently succeeded in meeting the needs of the undergraduate students, here in the 12th edition
we have made further strides to attain the enhanced excellence not only for them but also for the benefit of postgraduates, residents, practitioners and teachers. The goal is to provide a blend of time-honored concepts along with new a
