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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. Snippets in Surgery Vol 1: Illustrated Essentials of General Surgery. Book.

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Originating from the esteemed Massachusetts General Hospital and edited by Drs. Yolonda L. Colson and Christopher R. Morse, this new volume in the Illustrated Tips and Tricks series provides succinct, precise information from a wide range of experts on tackling technical problems in thoracic surgery. Practical, hands-on content conveys knowledge gained from years of surgical experience, including nuggets of wisdom unique to this institution. Drawings and operative photos are used liberally throughout the book to illustrate surgical techniques and provide a handy visual complement to the text. - Covers a variety of thoracic surgeries throughout the body system, including techniques for endoscopic, minimally invasive, robotic-assisted, video-assisted surgeries for lung/airway, mediastinum/diaphragm, esophagus, and more - Presented in a concise, bulleted format with a templated style with brief overviews of perioperative considerations, instruments and equipment, anesthesia, step-by-step techniques, and other procedural elements for thoracic surgeries - Includes numerous drawings, operative photographs, tips boxes, as well as pearls and pitfalls boxes for optimal visual guidance - Designed for residents, fellows, and practicing surgeonsthose in training or anyone who needs to brush up on the latest techniques Enrich your Elektronisches Buch reading experience- Read directly on your preferred device(s),such as computer, tablet, or smartphone. - Easily convert to audiobook,powering your content with natural language text-to-speech.…

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Quarto. 2 volumes in one. I: xvi, 476pp.; II: 338, [10]pp. Paged and signed separately, with continuous plate numbers, and parts unevenly divided: Part I, Of the five kinds of disorders of the body: v. I, p. 25-[272]. Part II, Of operations: sec. I-II, v. I, p. 273-476; sec. III-VI, v. II, p. 1-291. Part III, Of bandages: v. II, p. 292-338. Includes bibliographical references and index. Conteporary calf, rebacked. With 38 plates, many folding. Most plates in volume II signed: J. Mynde sc. ESTC T114640. Printed by William Bowyer; his records show 1000 copies printed. Gutter of title-page repaired, barely affecting one letter of the imprint. Edges and corners repaired. Ink inscription on front pastedown and dated signature to title page. First three pages repaired in the gutter. Tape marks and pink pencil marks to first pages. Tear in edge of plate 3. Some thumbing and staining throughout. Overall, a very good copy. 0. …

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - You have ten minutes before you scrub. This atlas makes them count. You know the operation is on today's list. What you need now is the decision behind it, the anatomy you cannot afford to injure, and the steps in the right order. Advanced Clinical Atlas of Surgical Operations gives you all three for 135 operations across general surgery, each one built around a single patient and laid out on two facing pages, so you can read the whole case in one sitting and walk in knowing what to do, and why.On the left page, you meet the patient: the scenario, the workup, the anatomy at risk, how the patient lies, and the decision itself, with every option weighed and marked as chosen, held in reserve, or set aside, and the reason for each. On the right page, you see the operation: a full-color illustration of the key operative view, numbered markers that match each step, what to do if the plan changes, and the recovery and complications to watch for. Inside, you will find: - 135 case scenarios in ten parts: abdominal wall and hernia, esophagus and stomach, small bowel and appendix, colon, rectum, and anus, liver, biliary tree, pancreas, and spleen, endocrine, breast, and head and neck, trauma and acute care, vascular and thoracic, pediatric surgery, and skin, soft tissue, and sarcoma- 139 full-color illustrations, one labeled operative view for every case plus four in the foundation chapters- Open, laparoscopic, and robotic approaches, with the reason one is chosen and the others kept in reserve- Pitfalls and bailout options for every operation, so you know the error before you make it and the exit before you need it- Four foundation chapters on positioning and incisions, minimally invasive access, energy devices and staplers, and hemostasis and closure- A perioperative reference appendix and a glossary, so doses and values sit in one place you can check against your local protocolsINCLUDED WITH YOUR BOOK: THE DIGITAL VERSION AND 675 FLASHCARDS. Scan the QR code in the book to download the full atlas for your phone, tablet, or computer, plus 675 flashcards, five for every case: the decision point, the anatomy and landmark, the critical step, the pitfall, and the postoperative complication. Study them in Anki, free on Android and computer, which brings each card back just before you forget it, or print them and study on paper.Whether you are a resident preparing for tomorrow's list, a fellow building your operative judgment, or a surgeon refreshing an operation you see only a few times a year, this atlas gives you the case, the choice, and the steps on one open spread.Scroll up and add it to your cart, so the next time an operation is on your list, you are ready for it.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. First. THE 10TH REGIMENT OF THE MISSOURI INFANTRY SURGEON'S BATTLEFIELD COPY OF THE RARE CONFEDERATE MANUAL OF MILITARY SURGERY. WITH A DRAWING OF A FOOT SURGERY AND A COLLECTION OF 17 SURGICAL TOOLS. Richmond[, VA]: Ayres & Wade, 1863. Duodecimo (6 15/16" x 4 3/8", 176mm x 111mm). [Full collation available.] With 30 lithographed plates. Bound in contemporary marbled card wraps backed with pale blue cloth tape. Presented with a collection of surgical tools along with an old snapped leather wallet (stored in an a later wallet). Rubbed generally, with wear at the extremities and some loss to the marbled covers over the wraps. Hinges split, with losses to the tape. Evenly tanned throughout, with some offsetting and foxing. Mild damp-stain from the front wrapper through 1*5. Ink ownership signature of "R.J. Christie Surgeon/ 10th Regt/ Mo. Vol. Inf." to the front paste-down, the recto of the first free end-paper and the upper edge of p. 47. A second hand has subscribed the signatures of Christie on the front paste-down and the first free end-paper; it is difficult to make out but contains the name Parsons. Graphite ownership of the "Office Med./ S.N.D." to the recto of the first free end-paper. Marginal corrections in graphite to pp. 202, 215 and 241. An ink diagram labeled depicting a foot surgery to the recto of the rear free end-paper. Graphite sums to the verso of the rear free end-paper (tabulating privates and officers).An entirely unsophisticated example that likely saw battlefield use. Not to be confused with John Julius Chisolm's Manual of Military Surgery, for the use of Surgeons. published in 1861, which has a single folding table, the present item was the major illustrated handbook for Confederate doctors during the Civil War. Twice as many soldiers died from disease as from combat -- a ratio that wouldn't be reversed until WWII -- which is, in part, a testament to the expertise of regimental surgeons, which was maligned even by the contemporary press. The first two years of the war saw very rudimentary treatment infrastructure, but 1863 saw both Confederacy and Union investing in hospitals and other more durable materia medica -- including handbooks such as this (the preface is dated October 1863). The Manual, with its 30 lithographic plates (8 depicting the treatment of arteries, 14 amputation, 8 depicting resection), was surely a crucial resource for surgeons and other medical personnel who had often had very little training, and most of whom had never dealt with combat wounds -- let alone the challenging circumstances of battlefield medical treatment. The volume aims to be a rough-and-ready guide rather than a comprehensive treatise on surgery. This example was almost doubtless used in the field, as attested by the triple signature of Dr. Robert J. Christie (1831-1909), who was the surgeon to the 10th Regiment Missouri Infantry. Christie wrote a memoir some months before his death, and it has been published online, providing a richly-textured recollection of his time serving the Confederacy as well as his medical training (graduating from the University of Pennsylvania). He was a "good friend" of General Parsons (who, after the war, went to fight in Mexico and was killed), and generally did quite well after the war, rising to be dean of the Quincy College of Medicine in Illinois, where he lived his latter years. Of particular note is the diagram -- in his hand, presumably -- of a foot operation, the incision to the tarsometatarsal articulations. The book has become associated with a cache of 17 surgical instruments along with an old leather wallet (the tools are stored in a later wallet). The inventory below records their particulars. Some, to be sure, are much later than the Civil War. Lacking any expertise in this realm, I have only described them rather than assessed their antiquity, fitness or plausibility for use by Christie; it seems doubtful. Doctors in Gray, p. 218; Norman 1433; P&W 184.…