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100 cases in Acute Medicine has comprehensive in scope and concise in style is the definitive resource for medical problems in tropical regions. This Acute Medicine edition has vital information guide that ensures essential resource in tropical medicine.

Offer in detail 100 acute conditions commonly seen by medical students and junior doctors in the emergency department, or on the ward, or in the community setting with a succinct summary and clinical photos. These 1oo cases in Acute Medicine will teach students and junior doctors to recognize important clinical symptoms and signs and to develop their diagnostic and management skills.

ABOUT THE AUTHORS:

Following are the some overview about the authors of this book are given below;

Kerry Layne, Core Medical Trainee, Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK
Henry Fok
Academic Clinical Fellow, Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
MB BS, BSc (Hons)

Adam Nabeebaccus
Specialist Registrar, Cardiology, King’s College, London, UK

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TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Following are the complete chapters of this book are given below;

1. Shortness of breath and a cough
2. Collapse and confusion in a young woman
3. Diarrhoea with pneumonia
4. Swollen glands and hearing impairment
5. Nose bleed (epistaxis) following an operation
6. Worsening delirium
7. Deliberate self-harm with painkillers
8. Lymphadenopathy and malaise
9. The ill returning traveller
10. Delirium and urinary symptoms

1. Headache in pregnancy
2. Epigastric pain and vomiting
3. Severe pain in the legs
4. Chest pain radiating to the back
5. Shortness of breath (orthopnoea) with a cough
6. Recurrent abdominal pain
7. Haemoptysis in a returning traveller
8. Bloody diarrhoea
9. Drowsiness and headaches
10. Progressive lower limb weakness
11. Seizure and agitation
12. Substance misuse
13. Unilateral leg swelling
14. Vomiting caused by norovirus
15. Fever and sore throat
16. Blurred vision
17. Recurring dizziness with exercise
18. Palpitations and collapse
19. Ecchymosis
20. Petechiae and limb weakness
21. Generalized weakness and dysarthria
22. Dysphagia and shallow breathing
23. Blisters and itchy skin
24. Shortness of breath following a fall
25. Swelling of lower limbs
26. Haemoptysis and shortness of breath
27. Knee swelling and pain
28. Bleeding per rectum
29. Shortness of breath and pedal oedema
30. Sharp central chest pain
31. Fever in a returned traveller
32. Red eyes and sight impairment
33. Rash and flu-like symptoms
34. Substance abuse and agitation
35. Generalized rash and malaise
36. Pruritic rash and alopecia
37. Defective vision and eye pain
38. Abdominal pain with malaise and fever
39. Painful shoulder and malaise
40. Facial rash in a patient with SLE
41. A woman ‘off her legs’
42. Acute confusion
43. Memory loss and unsteadiness
44. Postoperative hypotension
45. Drowsiness bordering on coma
46. Anxiety with Graves’ disease
47. Episodic anxiety and headache.
48. Shortness of breath in a returning traveller
49. A fatigued college girl
50. Haematuria and flank pain
51. Bradycardia and malaise
52. Bleeding gums and nose
53. Palpitations and shortness of breath
54. Petechial rash and loss of consciousness
55. Wheeze and productive cough
56. Wheeze and shortness of breath
57. Coffee-ground vomiting
58. Progressive dysphagia and muscle stiffness
59. Respiratory distress and oedema
60. Loss of pain sensation
61. Shortness of breath and in a returning traveller
62. Confusion following a fall
63. Apparent adverse drug reaction
64. Constipation with confusion
65. Chest pain after exertion
66. Fevers, weight loss and night sweats
67. Right-sided chest pain
68. Shortness of breath in a young non-smoker
69. Loss of consciousness in diabetes
70. ‘Indigestion’ with radiating pain

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1. Suspected opiate overdose
2. Steady ‘deterioration’ in functioning
3. Exacerbation of COPD
4. Epistaxis and haemoptysis
5. Collapse associated with a headache
6. Jaundice and pruritis
7. Abdominal pain, bruising and confusion
8. Chest pain with fever, malaise and myalgia
9. Deteriorating renal function
10. Flu-like symptoms and generalized weakness
11. Blurred vision with headache
12. Severe abdominal pain and feverishness
13. Self-limiting generalized seizures
14. Abdominal pain, diarrhoea and fever
15. Target-like rash and fever
16. Fever, photophobia and neck stiffness
17. Seizure in heart disease
18. Back pain and weight loss
19. Abdominal pain following alcohol excess
20. Night sweats, polyuria and polydipsia.

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