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PDF: 153.8MB
By: Stuart Bloom (editor), George Webster (editor), Daniel Marks (editor)
🩺 Practical, portable, and packed with up-to-date clinical guidance
This fully revised third edition of the trusted Oxford Handbook delivers evidence-based, point-of-care advice for the diagnosis and management of a wide range of GI and liver disorders. Designed for specialists, trainees, and any clinician involved in the care of patients with gastroenterological and hepatological conditions.
🔍 Key Features:
✅ A problem-based approach to real-world clinical scenarios
✅ Includes an A–Z compendium of GI and liver conditions for quick reference
✅ Dedicated sections on:
• Therapeutic drugs
• Emergency management
• Post-transplant care
• Endoscopic advances
✅ Updated content covering:
• Eating disorder management
• Bowel obstructions & abdominal trauma
• Major GI hemorrhage
• New therapies and treatment decision-making strategies
🎯 Why It’s Essential:
• Ideal for use on the wards, in clinics, and during emergency consults
• Offers clear, pragmatic guidance across common and critical situations
• Thoroughly updated to reflect the latest clinical practices and innovations
💼 Whether you’re a gastroenterologist, hepatologist, internist, or acute care provider, this compact and comprehensive handbook will help you manage patients with confidence and clarity.
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