Medical Problems in Dentistry
(Sprache: Englisch)
A comprehensive and authoritative account of general medicine as it applies to the practice of dentistry.Outlines the relevance of systemic diseases and their treatment for dentistry - essential knowledge for all dentists, not least from a medicolegal point...
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A comprehensive and authoritative account of general medicine as it applies to the practice of dentistry.
Outlines the relevance of systemic diseases and their treatment for dentistry - essential knowledge for all dentists, not least from a medicolegal point of view.
Provides the dentist with sufficient background knowledge about systemic diseases and their management to make their effects understandable - necessary for dental students and postgraduate exam candidates.
Especially relevant to the growing specialty of Special Needs Dentistry.
Established as a standard, a must-have text
New features:
More comprehensive and complete.
Much brighter page design - now in colour throughout.
Text now makes much more use of bullet points for easy access to information
New section on signs and symptoms, and coverage of refugees and other special groups, lifestyle issues, Preventive medicine, complementary medicine, prion diseases, womens' health and emerging infections.
Strengthening of those areas of particular concern to dental staff, such as bleeding tendencies, cardiac disease, diabetes, drug use, hepatitis and other transmissible diseases and malignant disease.
Klappentext zu „Medical Problems in Dentistry “
A comprehensive and authoritative account of general medicine as it applies to the practice of dentistry.Outlines the relevance of systemic diseases and their treatment for dentistry - essential knowledge for all dentists, not least from a medicolegal point of view.Provides the dentist with sufficient background knowledge about systemic diseases and their management to make their effects understandable - necessary for dental students and postgraduate exam candidates.Especially relevant to the growing specialty of Special Needs Dentistry.Established as a standard, a must-have textNew features:More comprehensive and complete.Much brighter page design - now in colour throughout.Text now makes much more use of bullet points for easy access to informationNew section on signs and symptoms, and coverage of refugees and other special groups, lifestyle issues, Preventive medicine, complementary medicine, prion diseases, womens' health and emerging infections.Strengthening of those areas ofparticular concern to dental staff, such as bleeding tendencies, cardiac disease, diabetes, drug use, hepatitis and other transmissible diseases and malignant disease.
A comprehensive and authoritative account of general medicine as it applies to the practice of dentistry.
- Outlines the relevance of systemic diseases and their treatment for dentistry - essential knowledge for all dentists, not least from a medicolegal point of view.
- Provides the dentist with sufficient background knowledge about systemic diseases and their management to make their effects understandable - necessary for dental students and postgraduate exam candidates.
- Especially relevant to the growing specialty of Special Needs Dentistry.
- Established as a standard, a must-have textNew features:
- More comprehensive and complete.
- Much brighter page design - now in colour throughout.
- Text now makes much more use of bullet points for easy access to information
- New section on signs and symptoms, and coverage of refugees and other special groups, lifestyle issues, Preventive medicine, complementary medicine, prion diseases, womens' health and emerging infections.
- Strengthening of those areas of particular concern to dental staff, such as bleeding tendencies, cardiac disease, diabetes, drug use, hepatitis and other transmissible diseases and malignant disease.
- Outlines the relevance of systemic diseases and their treatment for dentistry - essential knowledge for all dentists, not least from a medicolegal point of view.
- Provides the dentist with sufficient background knowledge about systemic diseases and their management to make their effects understandable - necessary for dental students and postgraduate exam candidates.
- Especially relevant to the growing specialty of Special Needs Dentistry.
- Established as a standard, a must-have textNew features:
- More comprehensive and complete.
- Much brighter page design - now in colour throughout.
- Text now makes much more use of bullet points for easy access to information
- New section on signs and symptoms, and coverage of refugees and other special groups, lifestyle issues, Preventive medicine, complementary medicine, prion diseases, womens' health and emerging infections.
- Strengthening of those areas of particular concern to dental staff, such as bleeding tendencies, cardiac disease, diabetes, drug use, hepatitis and other transmissible diseases and malignant disease.
Inhaltsverzeichnis zu „Medical Problems in Dentistry “
1. Medical history and assessment2. Perioperative care
3. Cardiovascular disease I: Ischaemic heart disease and hypertension
4. Cardiovascular disease II: Congenital heart disease, valvular heart disease, and infective endocarditis
5. Cardiovascular disease III: Heart failure, cardiomyopathies, dysrythmias and other problems
6. Endocrine disorders I: Diabetes and pancreatic disorders
7. Endocrine disorders II: Adrenal
8. Endocrine disorders III: Disorders of the hypothalamus, pituitary, thyroid, parathyroid or gonads
9. Gastrointestinal disorders
10. Genitourinary and renal disease
11. Haematology I: Anaemia
12. Haematology II: Disorders of haemostasis
13. Haematology III: Malignant disease
14. Immunodeficiencies and HIV disease
15. Immunodeficiencies other than HIV/AIDS
16. Immunologically mediated disease
17. Liver disease
18. Mental function and disorders (psychiatric disease)
19. Mental health: Personality and psychogenic disorders
20. Metabolism disorders
21. Mucosal and mucocutaneous disorders
22. Musculoskeleteal disorders
23. Diseases of the bone
24. Diseases of the muscles
25. Neurological disorders I: Epilepsy, stroke and cranial neuropathies
26. Neurological disorders II: Sleep, motor disorders, dementia and other conditions
27. Respiratory and ear, nose and throat diseases
28. Substance dependence
29. Infections with prominent orofacial involvement
30. Sexually transmitted and other bacterial infections
31. Mycoses
32. Viral infections
33. Parasitic infestations
34. Disability
35. Headache and orofacial pain
36. Medical problems and cultural issues of refugees and immigrants
37. Trauma and head and maxillofacial injuries
38. Malignant disease I: Neoplasms in the head and neck
39. Malignant disease II: Cancer and cancer prevention
40. Organ and stem cell transplantation
41. Womens' health
42. Complementary therapies: Herbal
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medicine
43. Dietary factors
44. Aspects of drug and material use in dentistry
45. Travel, sports, leisure activities and health
46. Problems of younger and older patients
47. Emergencies
48. Signs and symptoms
49. Eponymous diseases and signs
50. Infection control in dentistry
43. Dietary factors
44. Aspects of drug and material use in dentistry
45. Travel, sports, leisure activities and health
46. Problems of younger and older patients
47. Emergencies
48. Signs and symptoms
49. Eponymous diseases and signs
50. Infection control in dentistry
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Autoren-Porträt von Crispian Scully
Crispian Scully, CBE, MD, PhD, MDS, FDSRCPS, FDSRCS, FFDRCSI, FDSRCSE, FRCPath, Dean.Director of Studies and Research, International Centres for Excellence in Dentistry and Eastman Dental Institute for Oral Health Care Sciences.
Co-Director World Health Organisation Collaborating Centre for Oral Health, Disability and Culture, University of London, UK.
Roderick A. Cawson, MD, FRCPath, FDS, BDS, RCPS(Glas).
Emeritus Professor of Oral Medicine and Pathology, University of London, London, UK.
Bibliographische Angaben
- Autor: Crispian Scully
- 2005, 5. A., XIV, 570 Seiten, 201 farbige Abbildungen, Maße: 22,8 x 28,3 cm, Gebunden, Englisch
- Verlag: Churchill Livingstone
- ISBN-10: 0443101450
- ISBN-13: 9780443101458
Sprache:
Englisch
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