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  • Izdošanas datums: 18-Dec-2014
  • Izdevniecība: Apple Academic Press Inc.
  • ISBN-10: 1482242605
  • ISBN-13: 9781482242607
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This set contains the latest edition of the world-renowned Browse's Introduction to the Symptoms & Signs of Surgical Disease together with its companion Browse's Introduction to the Investigation and Management of Surgical Disease. It provides complete coverage of the surgical curriculum at the undergraduate level and is also an ideal companion for candidates in preparation for MRCS and equivalent postgraduate examinations.



Browse's Introduction to the Symptoms & Signs of Surgical Disease



Written for medical students and junior doctors, the fifth edition of this essential textbook has been fully revised and updated, including additional illustrations and photographs. The text teaches the clinical symptoms and signs of surgical disease, stressing the importance of a thorough history and bedside examination. Presenting the symptoms and signs in a formalized, systematic manner, it describes in detail the techniques of clinical examination, enabling students to elicit key symptoms and make sound clinical decisions.



Browse's Introduction to the Investigation and Management of Surgical Disease



This volume provides clear insight into how the pathological features and extent of disease dictate necessary diagnostic investigations and treatment.





The content is highly structured, with each chapter divided into three sections:



















Relevant Pathology provides a brief description of the important pathological features of the disease relevant to the clinical diagnosis, investigations, and treatment













Investigations covers significant clinical findings, including radiological, biochemical, haematological, immunological, pathological, and genetic













Treatment reviews all aspects of management













Other key features include more than 300 high-quality clinical photographs and 60 color line drawings to enhance textual explanations, as well as learning and review boxes to aid understanding and provide a tool for self-assessment. The book is essential reading for all medical students undertaking a surgical rotation or preparing for their surgical exams.
Preface to the First Edition ix
Preface to the Third Edition x
Preface to the Fourth Edition xi
Preface to the Fifth Edition xii
Contributors xiii
Acknowledgements xv
1 History-Taking And Clinical Examination
1(44)
Kevin G Burnand
Norman L Browse
How to take the history
2(7)
An example of how to take a detailed history of pain
9(3)
The clinical examination
12(1)
General assessment
12(1)
General appearance
13(2)
The patient's size, shape and physical characteristics
15(7)
The examination
22(14)
History and examination of a lump
36(5)
History and examination of an ulcer
41(4)
2 The Heart, Lungs And Pleura
45(34)
Timothy JP Batchelor
Introduction
45(1)
Breathlessness
45(2)
Pneumothorax
47(1)
Pleural effusion
48(2)
Mesothelioma
50(1)
Empyema
50(1)
Pulmonary embolism
51(1)
Lung cancer
51(3)
Heart failure
54(1)
Valvular disease
55(2)
Infective endocarditis
57(1)
Congenital heart disease
58(3)
Left atrial myxoma
61(1)
Cough
61(2)
Inhaled foreign body
63(1)
Pneumonia
63(1)
Lung abscess
64(1)
Bronchiectasis
64(1)
Chest pain
65(2)
Chronic stable angina
67(1)
Acute coronary syndromes
68(1)
Aortic dissection
69(2)
Mediastinal masses and tumours
71(1)
Other symptoms/signs
72(1)
Stridor
72(1)
Haemoptysis
72(1)
Distended neck veins
72(3)
Chest and cardiac trauma
75(1)
Chest wall abnormalities
75(1)
Finger clubbing
76(1)
Ankle swelling
77(1)
Cyanosis
77(1)
Horner's syndrome
78(1)
3 The Brain, Central Nervous System And Peripheral Nerves
79(32)
Peter Bullock
History
79(1)
Neurological symptoms arising from cranial conditions
79(5)
Neurological symptoms arising from spinal conditions
84(1)
Neurological examination
84(1)
Head and spine
84(1)
Practical neurological examination
85(11)
Specific intracranial conditions
96(1)
Head injury
96(5)
Brain tumours
101(2)
Brain haemorrhage
103(1)
Infections of the brain
104(1)
Hydrocephalus
105(1)
Peripheral nerve injury
106(5)
4 The Skin And Subcutaneous Tissues
111(56)
Pari-Naz Mohanna
Samer Saour
Anatomy and function
111(1)
Diagnosis of skin conditions
111(3)
Congenital skin disorders
114(1)
Genetic skin disorders
114(1)
Non-genetic congenital skin disorders
115(2)
Haemangiomas/lymphangiomas
117(4)
Acquired dermatological conditions
121(1)
Conditions of the skin caused by trauma
121(6)
Infections of the skin
127(10)
Pruritus
137(1)
Benign skin lumps
137(8)
Benign subcutaneous swellings
145(5)
Tumours of the skin appendages
150(1)
Premalignant skin lesions
151(1)
Malignant diseases of the skin
152(9)
Other common skin conditions sometimes seen in surgical patients
161(2)
The fingernails
163(2)
The toenails
165(2)
5 The Symptoms, Signs And Emergency Management Of Major Injuries
167(14)
Tom Carrell
First aid
167(1)
The primary survey and management at the site of the event
168(2)
The primary survey in the accident and emergency department
170(3)
The secondary survey
173(1)
General examination of a conscious patient
174(5)
The secondary survey in the unconscious patient
179(1)
Assessment of multiple casualties
180(1)
Scoring systems
180(1)
6 Bones, Joints, Muscles And Tendons
181(38)
Steven A Corbett
Kevin G Burnand
Common symptoms
181(1)
A general plan for examining the muscles, bones and joints of a limb
182(3)
Examination of the muscles
185(1)
Examination of the bones
186(3)
Examination of the joints
189(1)
General examination of the limb
190(1)
Common conditions affecting muscles
190(2)
Fibrous tissue
192(2)
Tendons and tendon sheaths
194(1)
Conditions of bones
194(1)
Fractures
194(4)
Bone diseases and deformities
198(1)
Abnormalities of bone metabolism
199(3)
Infections of bone
202(2)
Miscellaneous conditions of bone
204(6)
Conditions of joints
210(7)
Congenital/genetic disorders of bones and joints
217(2)
7 Upper Limb Symptoms And Signs
219(38)
Steven A Corbett
Shoulder
219(1)
Plan for examination of the shoulder
219(6)
Causes of shoulder pain
225(6)
Elbow joint
231(1)
Plan for examination of the elbow
231(1)
Causes of elbow pain
232(4)
The hand
236(1)
Plan for examination of the hand
237(1)
Abnormalities and conditions of the hand
238(8)
Fractures and dislocations of the upper limb
246(1)
Fractures of the clavicle
246(1)
Fractures of the scapula
247(1)
Injuries of the acromioclavicular joint
247(1)
Injuries of the sternoclavicular joint
248(1)
Dislocation of the glenohumeral joint
248(1)
Fractures of the humerus
249(1)
Dislocation of the elbow
250(1)
Fractures of head and neck of radius
251(1)
Fractures of the olecranon
251(1)
Fractures of the shafts of the radius and ulna
251(1)
Fractures of the distal radius and ulna
252(1)
Fractures of the scaphoid bone
253(1)
Perilunate and lunate and dislocation of the wrist
254(1)
Metacarpal fractures and dislocations
254(1)
Fractures and dislocations of the phalanges
255(2)
8 Lower Limb Symptoms And Signs
257(40)
Steven A Corbett
Diane L Back
Sam Singh
Jay
D Smith
The hip
257(1)
Symptoms
257(1)
Plan for examination of the hip joint
258(4)
Causes of pain in the hip
262(5)
The knee joint
267(1)
Symptoms
267(1)
Plan for examination of the knee joint
268(5)
Causes of knee pain
273(7)
The foot and ankle
280(1)
The ankle joint
280(1)
The foot arches
280(1)
Symptoms
280(1)
Plan for examination of foot and ankle
281(2)
Congenital and acquired conditions of the foot and ankle
283(7)
Fractures of the lower limb
290(1)
Proximal femoral fractures
290(1)
Dislocations of the hip
290(1)
Fractures of the femoral shaft
291(1)
Supracondylar fractures of the femur
292(1)
Fractures of the patella
292(1)
Dislocation of the patella
292(1)
Dislocation of the knee
293(1)
Proximal fractures of the tibia and fibula
293(1)
Fractures of the shafts of the tibia and fibula
293(1)
Fractures of and around the ankle
293(1)
Ankle dislocation
294(1)
Fractures of the talus and calcaneum
294(1)
Mid-tarsal fractures
295(1)
Metatarsal fractures
295(1)
Fractured toes
295(1)
Fractured sesamoid bones
295(2)
9 The Spine And Pelvis
297(22)
Jonathan Lucas
The cervical spine
297(1)
Examination of the cervical spine
297(1)
Common conditions of the cervical spine
298(3)
The thoraco-lumbar-sacral spine
301(1)
Examination of the thoraco-lumbar-sacral spine
301(4)
Common conditions of the thoraco-lumbar-sacral spine
305(7)
Fractures of the spine and pelvis
312(1)
Fractures of the cervical spine
313(2)
Fractures of the thoraco-lumbar spine
315(1)
Fractures of the sacrum and coccyx
316(1)
Pelvic fractures
316(3)
10 The Arteries, Veins And Lymphatics
319(44)
Kevin G Burnand
Bijan Modarai
The arteries
319(1)
Clinical assessment of the arterial circulation of the lower limb
319(5)
Symptoms produced by acute arterial insufficiency of the limbs
324(1)
Symptoms of chronic arterial insufficiency of the lower limb
325(10)
Haemorrhage
335(1)
Transient and permanent neurological weakness, paralysis and blindness
335(3)
Cold, blue digits, hands and feet
338(2)
Erythromelalgia
340(1)
Large limbs
341(1)
Surgically correctable causes of hypertension
341(1)
Intestinal ischaemia
342(1)
The veins
342(1)
Clinical assessment of the venous circulation of the lower limb
342(8)
Lower limb venous disease
350(9)
The lymphatics
359(1)
Conditions affecting the lymph glands
359(4)
11 The Mouth, Tongue And Lips
363(24)
Mark McGurk
Leandros-Vassilios Vassiliou
Congenital orofacial abnormalities
363(3)
The lips, buccal mucosa and tongue
366(10)
Other conditions of the tongue
376(1)
The palate
377(2)
The tonsils
379(1)
The floor of the mouth
380(2)
The gums
382(1)
The jaw
383(4)
12 The Neck
387(52)
William EG Thomas
History and examination of swellings in the neck
387(1)
Cervical lymphadenopathy and other neck swellings
388(16)
The salivary glands
404(11)
Symptoms of thyroid disease
415(3)
Examination of the thyroid gland
418(5)
Different forms of goitre
423(3)
Thyrotoxicosis and myxoedema (hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism)
426(5)
Carcinoma of the thyroid gland
431(3)
Thyroiditis
434(3)
Parathyroid disease
437(2)
13 The Breast
439(18)
John Black
History and examination of breast disease
439(5)
Presentation of breast disease
444(1)
Carcinoma of the female breast
444(4)
Benign breast tumours
448(1)
Benign breast disease
449(2)
The nipple
451(2)
Breast abscess
453(1)
Pregnancy
453(1)
The male breast
454(3)
14 The Abdominal Wall, Hernias And The Umbilicus
457(24)
John Black
Abdominal hernia
458(1)
Inguinal hernia
459(10)
Femoral hernia
469(2)
Umbilical hernia
471(3)
Epigastric hernia
474(1)
Incisional hernia
474(1)
Divarication of the recti
475(1)
Rare abdominal hernias
475(1)
The umbilicus
476(5)
15 The Abdomen
481(54)
James A Gossage
Kevin G Burnand
Examination of the abdomen
481(4)
Abdominal pain
485(3)
The pathology of the acute abdomen
488(1)
Inflammation of a viscus
488(1)
Perforation of a viscus
488(1)
Obstruction of a viscus/intestinal obstruction
488(3)
Infarction of a viscus
491(1)
Abdominal pain caused by intra-abdominal or retroperitoneal haemorrhage
492(2)
Extra-abdominal and medical conditions causing acute abdominal pain
494(2)
Causes of acute upper abdominal pain
496(5)
Acute central abdominal pain
501(3)
Acute lower abdominal pain
504(4)
Chronic abdominal pain
508(1)
Chronic upper abdominal pain
508(4)
Chronic central abdominal pain
512(2)
Chronic lower abdominal pain
514(2)
Conditions presenting with dysphagia
516(1)
Conditions presenting with vomiting
517(1)
Conditions presenting with haematemesis or melaena
518(1)
Conditions presenting with jaundice
518(1)
Conditions presenting with diarrhoea
519(1)
Abdominal masses: causes and signs
520(8)
Causes of a mass in the right iliac fossa
528(2)
Causes of a mass in the left iliac fossa
530(1)
Causes of a lump in the groin
531(1)
Abdominal distension
531(4)
16 The Rectum And Anal Canal
535(24)
Ruth McKee
Applied anatomy
535(1)
Symptoms of ano-rectal disease
535(2)
Technique for digital ano-rectal examination
537(3)
Sigmoidoscopy and proctoscopy
540(3)
Conditions presenting with rectal bleeding
543(4)
Conditions presenting with anal pain
547(5)
Conditions presenting as an anal lump with or without pain
552(2)
Prolapse of the rectum
554(1)
Conditions presenting with pruritus ani
555(1)
Conditions presenting with faecal incontinence
556(3)
17 The Kidney, Urinary Tract And Prostate
559(14)
Matthew Bultitude
Ben Challacombe
Symptoms of renal and urinary tract disease
559(2)
Diseases of the urinary tract
561(6)
Retention of urine
567(2)
The prostate gland
569(2)
The urethra
571(1)
Trauma to the urinary tract
572(1)
18 The External Genitalia
573
Matthew Bultitude
Ben Challacombe
Examination of the male genitalia
573(3)
The penis
576(7)
The scrotal skin
583(2)
The testes
585(13)
The female external genitalia
598(1)
Intersex conditions
598
Index 601
Contributors ix
Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
1 Principles and methods of investigation
1(20)
2 Principles and methods of management
21(22)
3 Bacterial and viral infections
43(12)
4 General and facial appearances
55(22)
5 The skin and subcutaneous tissues
77(36)
6 Major trauma
113(32)
7 Fractures, joint injuries and diseases of bones
145(26)
8 The bones, joints and soft tissues of the upper limb
171(20)
9 The bones, joints and soft tissues of the lower limb
191(20)
10 The spine
211(22)
11 The arteries, veins and lymphatics
233(34)
12 The mouth, tongue and lips
267(10)
13 The neck and the salivary glands
277(18)
14 The thoracic cage, lungs and heart
295(44)
15 The breast
339(18)
16 The abdominal wall and groin
357(14)
17 Abdominal pain
371(50)
18 Abdominal symptoms, masses, the spleen and obesity surgery
421(50)
19 The colon, rectum and anus
471(24)
20 The urinary tract
495(22)
21 The external genitalia
517(18)
Appendix 535(4)
Index 539
Norman L. Browse KT MD FRCS FRCP Professor of Surgery, Emeritus, University of London, UK Honorary Consulting Surgeon, St Thomas' Hospital, London, UK Past-President, Royal College of Surgeons of England, London, UK

John Black MD FRCS Consultant Surgeon, Worcester Royal Hospital, UK President, Royal College of Surgeons of England, London, UK

Kevin G. Burnand MS FRCS MBBS Professor of Vascular Surgery, Emeritus, and Former Chairman of the Academic Department of Surgery and Anaesthesia in the Cardiovascular Division of King's College at the St Thomas' Campus, London, UK Honorary Consultant Surgeon, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK

Steven A. Corbett BSc PhD FRCS FRCS(Tr&Orth) Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK

William E. G. Thomas MS FRCS Consultant Surgeon, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; Honorary Senior Lecturer in Surgery, University of Sheffield, UK Vice President and Member of Council, Royal College of Surgeons of England, London, UK