New in 2017 edition: Hyperlinked alphabetized index. This is in addition to the fully hyperlinked chapters and topics in the table of contents. Over 300 illustrations and color photo's.
Subjects include: constipation, acute/ chronic diarrhea, flatulance, abd pain, splenomegally, hemorrhoids, incontinence, pruritis ani, GI bleeding, hepatology, irritable bowel disease, hernias, hepatology, hepatitis, malabsorption, sprue, bacterial overgrowth, c. difficile, obstruction, GERD, H pylori, GI cancers, esophageal disorders, acute/chronic pancreatitis, belching.....
Key Features: A detailed reference text that contains very easy to navigate, yet detailed workups, diagnostics, and treatments for a myriad of GI problems in the both the clinic and hospital setting.
No other text on the market provides such a collection of succinct and clinically relevant material that can be accessed at the bedside. Compact and written specifically for portable handheld devices.
Example Contents: Abdominal Pain, Exam & Gut Disorderss | Hernias | Spleen | Biliary | Liver | Diarrhea | Malabsorption | Stomach / Esophagus | GI Bleed | Rectum / Anus | Colorectal Ca & Polyps | Inflammatory Bowel / Colitis | Constipation | Irritable Bowel | GI MEDS | Pediatric | Gallbladder | CANCER | Ascites | Hiccups | Nausea & Vomiting |
Rectal Problems:
Links: Anatomy | Rectal Exam | Anoscopy & Rigid Sigmoidoscopy | Hemorrhoids | Anal Fissure | Anal Fistula | Anal Skin Tag | Pilonidal Abscess | Rectal Abscess | Fecal Incontinence | Proctalgia / Other | Pruritus Ani | Flatulence | Fecal Discoloration | Rectal Prolapse | Ostomy | Diverticulitis | GI Bleed | Flex Sig | Rectal Fb | Constipation | Colorectal Ca | Inflammatory Bowel | Constipation | Irritable Bowel | Polyps | Ddx Colitis |
Filled with detailed work-ups, treatments, pearls, illustrations, differential diagnosis, references....Everything you ever needed to know about gastroenterology issues in an easy to read and navigate format created specifically for the handheld device. Edited by multiple specialists. The perfect text for internists, family physicians, urgent care clinicians, residents, medical students and mid-level providers.
Subjects include: constipation, acute/ chronic diarrhea, flatulance, abd pain, splenomegally, hemorrhoids, incontinence, pruritis ani, GI bleeding, hepatology, irritable bowel disease, hernias, hepatology, hepatitis, malabsorption, sprue, bacterial overgrowth, c. difficile, obstruction, GERD, H pylori, GI cancers, esophageal disorders, acute/chronic pancreatitis, belching.....
Key Features: A detailed reference text that contains very easy to navigate, yet detailed workups, diagnostics, and treatments for a myriad of GI problems in the both the clinic and hospital setting.
No other text on the market provides such a collection of succinct and clinically relevant material that can be accessed at the bedside. Compact and written specifically for portable handheld devices.
Example Contents: Abdominal Pain, Exam & Gut Disorderss | Hernias | Spleen | Biliary | Liver | Diarrhea | Malabsorption | Stomach / Esophagus | GI Bleed | Rectum / Anus | Colorectal Ca & Polyps | Inflammatory Bowel / Colitis | Constipation | Irritable Bowel | GI MEDS | Pediatric | Gallbladder | CANCER | Ascites | Hiccups | Nausea & Vomiting |
Rectal Problems:
Links: Anatomy | Rectal Exam | Anoscopy & Rigid Sigmoidoscopy | Hemorrhoids | Anal Fissure | Anal Fistula | Anal Skin Tag | Pilonidal Abscess | Rectal Abscess | Fecal Incontinence | Proctalgia / Other | Pruritus Ani | Flatulence | Fecal Discoloration | Rectal Prolapse | Ostomy | Diverticulitis | GI Bleed | Flex Sig | Rectal Fb | Constipation | Colorectal Ca | Inflammatory Bowel | Constipation | Irritable Bowel | Polyps | Ddx Colitis |
Filled with detailed work-ups, treatments, pearls, illustrations, differential diagnosis, references....Everything you ever needed to know about gastroenterology issues in an easy to read and navigate format created specifically for the handheld device. Edited by multiple specialists. The perfect text for internists, family physicians, urgent care clinicians, residents, medical students and mid-level providers.
