This book on and signs and symptoms, which is indexed in alphabetical order from which the physician will be able to weave a clinical narrative, anatomically and pathophysiologically explicit, to form the accurate diagnostic hypotheses. It is compact, handy and bedside clinical companion book for all dedicated healthcare professionals who are committed to evaluate the patient accurately on the basis of signs and the symptoms. Consists of 91 chapters, enriched with knowledge of about more than 100 contributors. Covers almost all the possible signs and the symptoms, commonly seen in the day-to-day clinical practice. Useful in evaluating the patients in early stages of the complaints and also helpful in initial treatment and management. This book is helpful for undergraduates, postgraduates, residents, and emergency physicians.

Comprising nearly 2000 pages, this two volume set is a complete guide to the field of emergency medicine and critical care. The second edition has been fully updated and new topics added, to provide the latest advances and information in the field. Divided into 250 chapters, the book covers all aspects of emergency medicine, from prehospital and in-hospital care, to assessment and treatment of emergencies affecting different systems of the body and different sectors of the population, time-bound emergencies such as stroke and acute coronary syndrome, infectious diseases, disaster management including mass casualties, and analytical toxicology. Authored by 250 expert authors, the comprehensive text is further enhanced by clinical photographs and figures. The book includes full online access with an added feature of short answer questions (SAQs) and multiple choice questions (MCQs), as well as extensive references, at the end of each chapter, to assist with revision and exam preparation.