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Primary Hyperlipidemias: an Atlas of Investigation and Diagnosis

Primary Hyperlipidemias: an Atlas of Investigation and Diagnosis

J Davignon | R Dufour

(2007)

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Abstract

In this exciting new volume, the authors draw upon a rich collection of visual material to explore the full range of primary hyperlipidemias. By referring to hundreds of high quality images included in this ground-breaking work, the physician using this book can identify and diagnose the whole spectrum of lipid disorders at the earliest possible stage. In addition, they illustrate how lipid disorders may disrupt other organ systems, sometimes without any symptoms being manifested, and present initially to specialists in fields as diverse as rheumatology, dermatology, orthopaedics or ophthalmology with a further risk of misdiagnosis. A comprehensively illustrated guide to diagnosis, this atlas will assist cardiologists, endocrinologists, primary care physicians and others healthcare professionals in their daily task of making an accurate assessment of the patient and then formulating the most effective management programme for each manifestation of this highly complex group of disorders: illustrates the appearance of commonplace presentations as well as rare and complex disorders; relates observed signs of disease with underlying metabolic disease processes; comprehensive accounts of each condition’s clinical characteristics permit early diagnosis of disease and more effective treatment; reviews key investigative procedures including use of biomarkers, with notes on gene and protein structures including important mutations; extensive references clarify complexities of classification and nomenclature.

Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Summary
Introduction
Faster longer Cheaper
To long and too hard
Poverty wages
Employed - but on precarious terms
Bullied humiliated abused
Trade unions undermined
Winning profits losing rights
The global sportswear industry
Making money in a competitive market
How buyers buy
Flex and squeeze: the suppliers response
Whose responsibility?
Fair play for workers
Time tp play fair
Make the change
Appendix
Respect for trade-unions rights - the gap between rhetoric and reality
Background research reports
Notes.