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More Than a Footnote recounts the history and development of organ transplantation in Australia and New Zealand. Comprising first hand accounts from surgeons, physicians, scientists and transplant coordinators all key participants in this story the book details a half-century ...
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Based on the author's and 13 other patients' experience of hip replacement, this book equips those thinking about having the operation with the appropriate information, and will help patients to make a full recovery.
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In 2001 the brilliant young concert pianist Aaron McMillan was diagnosed with a rare type of brain tumour and given six weeks to live. He was just 24 years old. His doctor was Charlie Teo, whose specialty is inoperable brain tumours. Aaron presented Charlie with his most challeng ...
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The daughter of Ronald Reagan describes losing her father to the ravages of Alzheimer's, linking memories of her life to a study of Reagan the man, the actor, and the politician, and the toll of the disease on her father and his family.
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Drawing on experience and research, the neurologist author provides a guide to halting the effects of aging on memory, with low-risk measures such as changes in diet, exercise, anti-oxidants and anti-inflammatories, and use of herbal supplements, among other things.
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This easily understood, straightforward Australian edition will help students integrate concepts in pathophysiology, pharmacology and interdisciplinary healthcare interventions.
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An account of how a life-threatening combination of a highly manipulative personality and a hospital administration happy to look the other way lead to the death of up to 87 people. After two years of professional incompetence and organizational cover-ups, a courageous nurse fina ...
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Watson enjoyed a world-wide reputation for his surgical skill as a distinguished surgeon and teacher. Would this fame have come about, however, if not for his involvement in slave-trading activities? Here is an account of this paradoxical Australian character.
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Discusses the problems encountered in the clinical practice of surgery and how to solve and treat them. This book helps students to develop skills in pattern recognition, appreciation of the natural history and prognosis of individual problems and their causative diseases, and an ...
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