New to this edition: Changes from the second revised edition include the structuring of the book into Part 1 and Part 2.
The changes to the chapters in Part 1 include: • the addition of the addition of the 2018 ‘release’ of the ICD–11 • the inclusion of a political lens and a religious lens on mental illness • engagement with topical issues that have brought about the declassifi cation of certain conditions as mental health disorders.
The changes to the chapters in Part 2 include: • the inclusion of an engaging personal history caselet at the start of each chapter • diagrams that show the sub-categories of the DSM-5, ICD-10 and ICD-11, which allow these systems to be examined and compared
• recent South African and African research on particular mental disorders.
Table of Contents Part 1: The big picture • Chapter 1: Origins and causes of psychopathology • Chapter 2: Describing and classifying abnormal behaviour • Chapter 3: Psychological assessment and psycho-diagnostics • Chapter 4: Abnormal • psychology from a mental wellness perspective • Chapter 5: Legal and ethical issues in mental disorders • Part 2: A closer look • Chapter 6: Anxiety, obsessive-compulsive, and trauma-related disorders • Chapter 7: Mood disorders • Chapter 8: Schizophrenia spectrum and other psychotic disorders • Chapter 9: Neurocognitive disorders • Chapter 10: Dissociative, somatoform, and related disorders • Chapter 11: Conditions related to sexual health and paraphilic disorders • Chapter 12: Substance-related and addictive disorders • Chapter 13: Eating and feeding disorders • Chapter 14: Personality disorders • Chapter 15: Neurodevelopmental and other childhood disorders
Lecturer resources • PowerPoint® slides • Question bank
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Student resources • Online quizzes arranged per chapter • Afrikaans translation of the end-of-book glossary
SURGERY Vascular Surgery
Authors: L Hands, S Ray-Chaudhuri, M Sharp and M Murphy
This book is designed to meet the needs of MBChB students following modules in vascular surgery, and provides practical advice on all commonly encountered peripheral vascular problems. It focuses on surgical detail, but also carries background information on presentation and details on preoperative investigation and postoperative management. It gives relevant information for use when seeking patient consent.
Alternative interventions are given, including both radiological procedures and medical management where appropriate; an important approach given the evolving vascular surgery specialist who has responsibility in all of these fi elds.
It informs the vascular trainee from his/her earliest encounter with the area to the completion of his/her specialist studies. It should also be of interest to the foundation year trainees on the vascular ward, the specialist vascular nurse, the vascular anaesthetist, the intensivist and the vascular radiologist.
Table of Contents Arterial and venous disease • Arterial history and examination • Venous history and examination • Investigation of arterial and venous disease • Non-operative treatment of arterial and venous infection • Management of complex leg ulcers and infection • Perioperative management of ischaemic heart disease • Anaesthesia for vascular surgery • Managing coagulation and bleeding • Infection prophylaxis and treatment
• Graft material in bypass
grafting • Techniques of vascular surgery • Aortic surgery • Infrainguinal revascularisation • Lower limb amputation • Vascular surgery of head and arm • Surgical revascularisation of kidneys • Revascularisation of the gut
• Extra-anatomic bypass grafts • Vascular trauma • Venous surgery • The future of vascular surgery 9780199203086
FLEXICOVER AUG 2007 OUP UK
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MEDICAL: SURGERY
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