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High-yield microbiology and infectious diseases ＜High-yield series＞

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岡山県総社市駅前

￥2,890

Louise Hawley、Lippincott Williams & Wilkins、26 cm

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High-yield microbiology and infectious diseases ＜High-yield series＞

￥2,890

Louise Hawley 、Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 、26 cm

大判本。ソフトカバー。ややヤケがあります。

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The Lasik Handbook: A Case-based Approach

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大阪府大阪市北区天神橋3-2-31　小西ビル2階

￥4,800 （送料：￥220～）

Robert S. Feder、Lippincott Williams & Wilkins、2007･･･

◆英語

●本体：経年感(書き込み等見受けられず)
●表紙：スレ・所依折れ跡

■送料❶クリックポスト：下記参照

Patient Evaluation
3
Psychosocial Factors
3
Anatomical Factors
3
Evaluation 4
History 4
Examination
4
Presentation Overview
Discussing the Risks of Surgery
10
10
Sample Preoperative LASIK Patient Discussion
10
Surgical Planning
15
What Correction Should Be Entered into the Laser's Computer?
17
What Is the Appropriate Treatment Zone?
17
What Will Be the Maximum Ablation Depth?
18
What Is the Appropriate Flap Thickness?
19
What Is the Appropriate Flap Diameter?
20
The Procedure
20
Marking the Patient
Preoperative Medication
20
21
Setting the Oculars
21
Environmental Conditions in the Laser Suite
Preoperative Checklist
22
Microkeratome
22
Excimer Laser
22
Prep, Drape, and Speculum Insertion
22
Patient Positioning
23
Ring Placement
23
Flap Positioning
24
Flap Thickness
25
The Laser Ablation
25
Flap Repositioning
26
Immediate Postoperative Evaluation

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The Lasik Handbook: A Case-based Approach

￥4,800 （送料：￥220～）

Robert S. Feder 、Lippincott Williams & Wilkins 、2007年

◆英語 ●本体：経年感(書き込み等見受けられず) ●表紙：スレ・所依折れ跡 ■送料❶クリックポスト：下記参照 Patient Evaluation 3 Psychosocial Factors 3 Anatomical Factors 3 Evaluation 4 History 4 Examination 4 Presentation Overview Discussing the Risks of Surgery 10 10 Sample Preoperative LASIK Patient Discussion 10 Surgical Planning 15 What Correction Should Be Entered into the Laser's Computer? 17 What Is the Appropriate Treatment Zone? 17 What Will Be the Maximum Ablation Depth? 18 What Is the Appropriate Flap Thickness? 19 What Is the Appropriate Flap Diameter? 20 The Procedure 20 Marking the Patient Preoperative Medication 20 21 Setting the Oculars 21 Environmental Conditions in the Laser Suite Preoperative Checklist 22 Microkeratome 22 Excimer Laser 22 Prep, Drape, and Speculum Insertion 22 Patient Positioning 23 Ring Placement 23 Flap Positioning 24 Flap Thickness 25 The Laser Ablation 25 Flap Repositioning 26 Immediate Postoperative Evaluation

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Symptoms in diagnosis

ハナ書房
大阪府大阪市北区天神橋

￥8,000

by Jonathan Campbell Meakins、The Williams & Wilkin･･･

PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION
This is not a text which, alone, will lead any student or practitioner to an
immediate diagnosis. It is hoped, rather, that it will act as a stimulus to
analyze what symptoms the patient presents whether in an acute or a
chronic disease. Through nigh on forty years of intensive study of disease
at the bedside, I have gone through the whole gamut of diagnostic criteria.
I early found that a patient's symptoms were really of more importance in
beginning the investigation of a case than physical signs or laboratory find-
ings. Approximately fifty percent of patients have no signs but are all
complaints or symptoms. Symptoms are the patient's way of telling his
story. They, as individuals, are most of the time rather inaccurate as far
as the terms they use are concerned; but, who are we to be too "choosey"
about terms when we are so slovenly about them ourselves. It should be

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Symptoms in diagnosis

￥8,000

by Jonathan Campbell Meakins 、The Williams & Wilkins Company 、1951 、542p 、23cm

PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION This is not a text which, alone, will lead any student or practitioner to an immediate diagnosis. It is hoped, rather, that it will act as a stimulus to analyze what symptoms the patient presents whether in an acute or a chronic disease. Through nigh on forty years of intensive study of disease at the bedside, I have gone through the whole gamut of diagnostic criteria. I early found that a patient's symptoms were really of more importance in beginning the investigation of a case than physical signs or laboratory find- ings. Approximately fifty percent of patients have no signs but are all complaints or symptoms. Symptoms are the patient's way of telling his story. They, as individuals, are most of the time rather inaccurate as far as the terms they use are concerned; but, who are we to be too "choosey" about terms when we are so slovenly about them ourselves. It should be 言語　英語　少ヤケ　スレ

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