Conn's Current Therapy 2007: Text with Online Reference

More than 300 leading practitioners from over 15 countries describe their preferred techniques for managing hundreds of common disorders affecting every organ system. For each condition, you'll find today's best treatments, as well as the clinical thought processes of subspecialists well known for their expertise in that particular approach. They clarify when a given therapy is most effective...when to avoid it...and what to watch out for. The 2007 volume offers the latest thinking on everything from insomnia and hypertension...to smallpox and toxic chemical agents...as well as online access to the complete contents of the 2006 and 2007 volumes ― fully searchable. In print and online, Conn's consistently offers you the fastest approach to the latest treatments for the most effective results!

• It's current―updated every year―addressing the conditions you're seeing in your practice right now.
• It's all-encompassing―covering nearly 300 conditions and providing up to 6 treatments for each condition.
• It's easy to reference―with a user-friendly page layout and a fully searchable online version―saving you time.
• It's global―including diseases seen outside the U.S....so you will be prepared for the unexpected.

• Covers hot topics such as anthrax * diabetes mellitus in children and adolescents * biologic agents * vision correction procedures * hyperlipoproteinemias * and many more.
• Features new Key Diagnostic Points and "Key Treatment" boxes throughout that make important clinical information quickly accessible.
• Discusses recently approved and soon-to-be-approved drugs, and provides current information on herbal products.
• Includes access to the 2006 and 2007 editions' complete contents online at www.connscurrenttherapy.com ― fully searchable ― plus a continually updated drug database, PocketConsult technology so you can download content to your PDA, and much more!

Preferred techniques for managing hundreds of common disorders affecting every organ system