Lecture Notes: Gastroenterology and Hepatology (1st Edition)

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📘 Gastroenterology and Hepatology – Lecture Notes
✍️ By Anton Emmanuel & Stephen Inns
📚 Wiley-Blackwell

This easy-to-follow textbook is part of the trusted Lecture Notes series and offers a clear and concise introduction to the essential topics in gastroenterology and hepatology. Perfect for medical students and junior doctors, it breaks down complex GI and liver concepts into digestible sections — from anatomy and physiology to diagnosis and clinical management.

💡 Ideal for:

• Medical students 👩‍⚕️
• Interns & junior doctors 🩺
• Anyone preparing for exams or clinical rotations in GI

🧠 Covers:

• GI tract disorders
• Liver, pancreas & biliary diseases
• Common symptoms & red flags
• Investigations, treatments, and case studies

🎯 A go-to revision guide with visual aids and clinical insight!

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4 reviews for Lecture Notes: Gastroenterology and Hepatology (1st Edition)

Leah Farah, 4th-Year Med Student, UK

July 10, 2025

Very handy before rotations!

MahmoudSaadEddin

July 2, 2025

I used this as a supplementary resource during my hepatology block. The chapters on liver diseases and IBD were particularly useful.

Feril Morgan

June 28, 2025

This book made gastroenterology finally make sense. It’s concise, well-structured, and has the right level of detail for medical students and early postgrads. Loved the clear diagrams and logical flow

N. Bianculli

May 12, 2025

Great for those starting out in GI. It doesn’t get lost in molecular complexity but still teaches you the pathophysiology and clinical relevance. Very handy before rotations

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