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Kelley’s Textbook of Internal Medicine
Posted: February 23rd, 2008, 3:32am CET by admin

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By H. David Humes Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 4 edition ISBN-10: 0781717876 pdb format  Download Kelley’s Textbook of Internal Medicine

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Primary Care Medicine: Office Evaluation and Management of the Adult Patient
Posted: September 30th, 2007, 8:24am CEST by Fixxer

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Product Details Book Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins (01 December, 2006) ISBN: 078177456X Book author: Allan H Goroll, Albert G Mulley Amazon Rating: 4.5 Book Description: This revised reprint of Primary Care Medicine, Fifth Edition gives you a complete print and online package: the book plus access to a Website offering the fully searchable text, monthly text updates, and patient and

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Medical Physics Books

Quantitative Analysis in Nuclear Medicine Imaging
Posted: May 18th, 2007, 7:10am CEST by PzBooks

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Title : Quantitative Analysis in Nuclear Medicine Imaging
Author : Habib Zaidi
Publisher: Springer
ISBN : 0 - 387 - 23854 - 9
PDF | 594 pages | English

Quantitative Analysis in Nuclear Medicine Imaging examines fundamental concepts of quantitative image analysis techniques as they are applied in diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine using conventional instumentation and dual-modality imaging devices.
It offers a complete and balanced review of the subject, presenting a broad scope and coverage of quantitative analysis of nuclear medicine imaging, which is of growing importance for both clinical and research applications. No other book in the market covers this material in a single volume, making it a unique and exceptional reference for graduate students and professional scientists.
This book is written for nuclear medicine physicists, biomedical engineers, physicians, and technoogists, and can serve as a reference for professional development, as well as graduate students in science, medical and engineering faculties, medical physics, and biomedical engineering specialities. A valuable resource for teaching courses in medical physics and biomedical engineering, this book could also be recommended as supplementary reading in physics and engineering undergraduate courses. It also serves as an excellent reference to particle physicists working in medical applications of high energy physics, as well as technologist/residents in diagnostic radiology, nuclear medicine, and radiation oncology.

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Medical And Health Books

Building Genetic Medicine
Posted: October 2nd, 2007, 9:25am CEST by Innofidelity

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Building Genetic Medicine
The MIT Press | 0262162423 | Edition - April 1, 2007 | PDF | 285 pages | 1.8 MB | 584 pages | rapidshare
In Building Genetic Medicine, Shobita Parthasarathy shows how, even in an era of globalization, national context is playing an important role in the development and use of genetic technologies. Focusing on the development and deployment of genetic testing for breast and ovarian cancer (known as BRCA testing) in the United States and Britain, Parthasarathy develops a comparative analysis framework in order to investigate how national "toolkits" shape both regulations and the architectures of technologies and uses this framework to assess the implications of new genetic technologies.

BRCA testing was one of the most highly anticipated and publicized technologies of contemporary medicine. Parthasarathy argues that differences in the American and British approaches to health care and commercialization of research led to the establishment of different BRCA services in the two countries. In Britain, the technology was available through the National Health Service as an integrated program of counseling and laboratory analysis, and was viewed as a potentially cost-effective form of preventive care. In the United States, although BRCA testing was initially offered by a number of providers, one company eventually became the sole provider of a test available to consumers on demand.

Parthasarathy also reports on an unsuccessful attempt by the American provider of BRCA testing to market its services in Britain. British scientists, health-care providers, and patients rejected the American technology, she argues, because it was part of a social, economic, and political system to which they were not accustomed. Parthasarathy draws lessons for the future of genetic medicine from these cross-national differences, and discusses the ways in which comparative case studies can inform policy-making efforts in science and technology.

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