Books in the Medical Self-Assessment Color Review Series series

Some 200 short randomised self-assessment cases integrate questions, illustrations and detailed explanatory answers, covering all aspects of neurological diseases and disorders.

This Self-Assessment Color Review covers all aspects of adult emergency medicine. It appeals to a wide readership, ranging from trainees to practitioners in emergency medicine or primary care, for examination revision and continuing education.

200 randomly presented clinical cases covering most aspects of dermatology to reflect real life practice, designed not only to test the ability of the reader but also to educate and inform.

Integrated self-test questions, illustrations and detailed explanations, providing new material on sleep disordered breathing, the newer methods of staging of lung cancer, interstitial lung diseases and infections all of which have developed in importance since the last edition of the book.

200 cases covering the whole spectrum of liver disease, focusing on the clinical photos, imaging, charts and graphs.The problem-oriented, randomised self-assessment format, lends itself to revision and continuing professional development.

Covers the field of topographical (gross) anatomy, regional, systematic and clinical, and includes full colour illustrations along with radiographs, MRI and CT images which benefit visual appreciation of important anatomical features.

Intends to facilitate self-assessment in cardiology by means of more than 200 clinical cases, in the form of multi-part questions with detailed integrated answers, as well as photographs of clinical conditions, gross and microscopic pathology, anatomical and functional cardiac imaging, electrocardiography, pressure traces and line drawings.