2015 Medical Reference Catalogue

Medical Reference Catalogue 2015

FEATURES

• Comprehensive updates throughout place the most recent management recommendations at your fingertips.

• Updated coverage brings you up to speed on the pathogenesis of hypertension and many other evolving areas.

• Abundant algorithms and flow charts facilitate clinical decision-making.

• An accessible, straightforward writing style and a user-friendly two-color design makes it easy to find and apply the

information you need.

• Full- text online access includes links to Pub Med for many key bibliographical references.

Kaplan’s Clinical Hypertension

Pocket Medicine Cardiology Subspecialty Pullout

Third Edition

Norman Kaplan MD

University of Texas Southwestern Medical School

Ronald G. Victor MD

Houston J. and Florence A. Doswell Hypertension Center; University of Texas

Southwestern Medical Center

Marc Sabatine MD MPH

Brigham and Women’s Hospital; Harvard Medical School

Specialty: Cardiology

Series: Pocket Notebook Series

October 2014 / Hardcover

Approx. 461 pp / Approx 119 illus.

978-1-4511-9013-7

June 2015 / Paperback

Approx. 80 pp

978-1-4511-9188-2

DESCRIPTION

Accessible, evidence-based guidance on managing patients with hypertension.

Kaplan’s Clinical Hypertension

provides you

with current, practical, evidence-based recommendations for preventing and treating all forms of hypertension. Integrating

the latest basic science findings and clinical trial data, this 11th Edition enables you to put the latest approaches to work in

managing your patients.

Written by residents, fellows and attending, Pocket Medicine is the essential, concise guide to providing the key information a

clinician needs for the initial approach to and management of the most common inpatient medical problems. Because of the

special ring binding, we can only contain a certain amount of pages per edition. As a result, the depth and amount of content

is prioritized, and the book only contains the most pertinent information. Since Cardiology is the most popular section, we

are creating the Cardiology Subspecialty pullout. This pullout is designed to provide more content per topic as well as new

topics for those who want more information. Readers can remove and insert the pages based on rotation schedule.

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