VISCERAL DISEASES

A. R. Zlatkina  
DRUG THERAPY OF CHRONIC GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASES. Handbook 
288 p., ills. 
ISBN 5-225-02807-1

Presents modern concepts of the etiology, pathogenesis, and diagnosis of gastrointestinal diseases and approaches to pathogenetic drug therapy thereof. Discusses the philosophy of dietetic and drug therapy and informs about new drugs.
For therapists and gastroenterologists.

L. I. Olbinskaya 
Arterial Hypertension. Manual for Advanced Medical Training 
305 p. 
ISBN 5-89152-006-0

Presents modern classification of antihypertensive drugs, describes their clinical and pharmacodynamic effects, demonstrates the principles of choice of antihypertensive therapy, and discusses problems in daily monitoring of arterial pressure. Presents the new drugs used for treating arterial hypertension and offers recommendations on new approaches to the use of well-known drugs.Offers control tests of different levels to check up the knowledge of modern antihypertensive therapy.
Intended for advanced training of cardiologists and therapists working in hospitals and outpatient health centers.

S. D. Podymova  
Liver Diseases: Manual for Physicians 
704 p., ills. 
ISBN 5-225-04445-X

The third edition (the first and second ones were published in 1984 and 1993, respectively) presents new data about acute and chronic viral hepatitides, antiviral therapy, treatment of hepatic encephalopathy, portal hypertension, ascitis, and transplantation of the liver. All diseases are described with due consideration for the new classification of liver diseases. Data on liver structure and function, on clinical syndromes, laboratory and instrumental diagnostic methods are presented. The ethiology, pathogenesis, clinical picture, and treatment of all major focal and diffuse diseases of the liver and its involvement in chronic infections, endocrine, hematologic, and circulatory diseases, metabolic disorders, diseases of the liver in pregnancy and in infancy, and those induced by drugs and toxins are discussed.
Addressed to therapists, surgeons, specialists in infectious diseases, and pediatricians.

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