- Liver Regeneration
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NEW
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Pedro M. Baptista
(ISBN) 978-953-51-0622-7
252 pages, May, 2012
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- Doctors and scientists have been aware of the "phenomenom" of liver regeneration since the time of the ancient Greeks, illustrated by the mythic tale of Prometheus' punishment. Nevertheless, true insight into its intricate mechanisms have only become ...
- New Advances in the Basic and Clinical Gastroenterology
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NEW
- Editor
Thomas Brzozowski
(ISBN) 978-953-51-0521-3
546 pages, April, 2012
Downloads: 309
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- Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease
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Mauro Bortolotti
(ISBN) 978-953-51-0314-1
186 pages, March, 2012
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- Gastroesophageal reflux disease affects many patients. This disease not only lowers their quality of life, but it also threatens some of them with an underhand risk of cancer. Additionally, it becomes an economic burden for the patients and society. ...
- Constipation - Causes, Diagnosis and Treatment
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Anthony G. Catto-Smith
(ISBN) 978-953-51-0237-3
172 pages, March, 2012
Downloads: 362
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- Constipation is common in both adults and children. Estimates would suggest a median prevalence of around 12-16% in the general population. While regarded as a minor nuisance in some cases, its consequences can be severe, with a substantial impact on ...
- Pancreatitis - Treatment and Complications
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Luis Rodrigo Saez
(ISBN) 978-953-51-0109-3
212 pages, March, 2012
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- Pancreatitis may be acute or chronic. Although they can be caused by similar aetiologies, they tend to follow distinct natural histories. Around 80% of acute pancreatitis (AP) diagnoses occur as secondary to gallstone disease and alcohol misuse. This ...
- Colorectal Cancer - From Prevention to Patient Care
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Rajunor Ettarh
(ISBN) 978-953-51-0028-7
538 pages, February, 2012
Downloads: 415
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- The projections for future growth in the number of new patients with colorectal cancer in most parts of the world remain unfavorable. When we consider the substantial morbidity and mortality that accompanies the disease, the acute need for improvemen ...
