Ocular Pathology: Clinical Applications and Self-Assessment. 4th Edition

marrow examination and radial artery cannulation, an extensive chapter on AIDS and infections in the immunocompromised host, and over 40 pages of tables comparing medications within certain groups. A less impressive addendum appears in the form of four-color plates in the dermatology section. As you can imagine, the Guide is an invaluable primary source. It is a book of well-organized, easily referenced lists of practical medical information, much of which every clinician should eventually come to memorize. In the meantime, however, why not have all that information conveniently resting in your hip pocket?