Diabetes Mellitus Manual

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McGraw Hill Professional, 2005 - Medical - 498 pages

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AN AUTHORITATIVE, POINT-OF-CARE GUIDE FOR THE PRIMARY CARE SETTING.

Edited and designed especially for use by the non-specialist clinician, this handy resource provides an effective distillation of the clinical content from ELLENBERG & RIFKIN’S DIABETES MELLITUS – the most trusted resource in the literature! Nowhere else can you find such up-to-date, practical, and accessible information on this important disease and its complications.

FEATURES:
*Concise, practical, state-of-the-art information drawn from one of the most trustworthy sources in the field
*The latest classification, diagnostic, and treatment guidelines for Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes
*Portable, powerful, pocket-friendly, and affordable
*Includes the latest pharmacological therapeutics in this rapidly developing field
*Up-to-date information on nutritional therapy and patient education in the management of diabetes
*Authoritative advice on complications such as neuropathy, ocular and ophthalmic conditions, heart disease, and more
*Coverage of diabetes in the child, in pregnancy, in the elderly, and other special cases

From inside the book

 

Contents

Classification and Diagnosis of Diabetes Mellitus
1
Chapter
7
Pierre Lefèvre MD PhD FRCP
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36 other sections not shown

Common terms and phrases

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About the author (2005)

Sylvio Inzucchi is a diabetes specialist who sees patients in the primary care and specialty clinics, so readers know that the content has been edited by a physician who knows the unique needs of primary care physicians.

Bibliographic information

TitleDiabetes Mellitus Manual
AuthorSylvio Inzucchi
EditorSylvio Inzucchi
ContributorsMax Ellenberg, Harold Rifkin
Editionillustrated, revised
PublisherMcGraw Hill Professional, 2005
ISBN0071431292, 9780071431293
Length498 pages
Subjects › 

Medical / Endocrinology & Metabolism
Medical / Internal Medicine
  
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