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Radiology - Aortic Imaging Vs. Obstetric Emergency Mnemonics

Radiology - Aortic Imaging vs. Obstetric Emergency Mnemonics Utilizzo e statistiche

Diagnostic Radiology - Imaging of Aortic Disease ◆ ◆ Go beyond paper and do Radiology ◆ ◆ ▸ This beautifully illustrated, interactive app offers authoritative guidance about indications for imaging, image interpretation and treatment options for aortic disease. It is of interest to cardiologists, radiologists, cardiothoracic and vascular surgeons and other specialists interested in the practical aspects of acquiring and interpreting imaging studies of the aorta. ▸ Many interactive examples of common and less frequently encountered aortic pathologies. ▸ Includes treatment options and possible complications, when appropriate, comprehensive tables are available. ▸ Also contains an in-depth chapter about imaging before and after TAVI placement ▸ The app has a dynamic searchable index that takes you directly to the interactive topic of interest See also the review in Radiology 269(2):338-9

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Obstetric Emergency Mnemonics

This abbreviated mnemonics reference guideline is created for clinicians practicing Obstetrics. This is an excellent portable reminder resource for obstetricians, family physicians, and nurse midwives who provide obstetric care and delivery, and would like to refresh their memory to their approach to obstetric emergencies. This is the 2023, 4th annual edition, version 1, written by the author of the pocket card series that includes his most popular "OBSTETRIC Urgency/Emergency Guidelines", which is in its 32nd annual edition. The information contained in this application is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice from a doctor or health care provider. Use of this application does not establish a doctor-patient relationship between you and Dr. Mark Brancel, Brancel Medical Guides, or any affiliated institution. Please consult a health care provider for advice about any course of treatment or medical condition.