Thoroughly updated with recent guidelines in medical emergencies treatment. An easy-to-use and handy guide to assessment and management of all common medical emergencies seen in family practice. Valuable to both undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as residents and general practitioners in acute care settings.

Most available Anesthesiology books focus on postgraduate training. With no concise book available, medical graduates struggle to acquire anesthesiology knowledge. They depend on coaching classes and MCQs books to prepare for PG-NEET. The new competency-based MBBS syllabus includes multiple anesthesiology-related subjects and core competence skills. This textbook caters to the knowledge requirements of the undergraduate medical students. The book covers all topics prescribed in the current syllabus.

Ready to use time tested protocol book must for every pediatric cardiac intensive care. Step-wise approach in every topic. Receiving patient to and discharge from ICU, every aspect is covered. Congenital cardiac defects wise management. Commonly use drugs with dosage and infusion preparation is given.

Compliance with the Latest Curriculum: Fully updated to cover the competency-based curriculum by the National Medical Commission. Incorporation of AHA 2020 Guidelines: Reflecting the latest standards in CPR and emergency care. New Chapters and Content Areas: Including emerging topics and advancements in the field. Essential for Exam Preparation: Ideal for last-minute reviews and comprehensive exam readiness. Enhanced Learning Tools: Updated diagrams, tables, flowcharts, and mnemonics for better understanding and retention. Integration of Practice Questions: Questions on the pattern of NEET and USMLE exams have been incorporated at the end for self-assessment and exam preparation. Key Points and Facts: Highlighted in separate boxes for quick reference and deeper insights. Last minute Essentials: Key points crucial for examination, often queried in tests, are summarized at the conclusion of each chapter for efficient last-minute study.

Useful for all practitioners of acute care medicine, including the postgraduate trainees of critical care medicine, emergency medicine and others. Covers all important aspects of mechanical ventilation Physiology of respiration Heart-Lung interactions Artificial airway uses and complications How, what and why of mechanical ventilation? Starting from basic and ending with advanced modes of ventilation Use of extracorporeal therapies in acute respiratory failure How do you get your patient to speak, while being ventilated? Much more

The first Indian Textbook of Critical Care Nutrition. Textbook planned by a strong dedicated editorial board. Book endorsed by the Indian Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition. Authors both national and international who are renowned in the field of nutrition. Topics cover all aspects of nutrition support for critically ill patients right from planning, monitoring, and complications of nutrition. Specialty topics of nutrition in disease-specific areas and special situation are well covered.

The present edition, just like the previous editions, is based on the author's extensive experience on this subject for over 50 years. This is the only book on critical care medicine that has a full section devoted to the imaging of various problems pertaining to critical illnesses. Every chapter has been thoroughly revised. Two new chapters added on Disaster Management including the COVID-19 pandemic, and Principles, Philosophy, and Ethics of Critical Care. Contribution from renowned experts in their chosen fields. The text has been illustrated by new excellent images.

A comprehensive textbook on Perioperative care Provides comprehensive evidence -based aesthetic management of patients undergoing complex surgeries of all organ systems Topics cover all age groups; neonates, paediatric as well as adults undergoing all surgeries: trauma to cancer and vascular as well as transplant surgeries It also covers general critical care for the anaesthesiologists looking after the Critical Care of patients who had undergone supramajor surgeries Evidence is presented where available and guidelines where necessary and available Covers administrative aspects for the seniors setting up new postanaesthetic care units (PACUs) and Postsurgical intensive care units (ICUs)