Titlebook: Core Knowledge in Critical Care Medicine; Wolfgang Krüger,Andrew James Ludman Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 Crucial, up

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Book 2014e aspects in excellent detail, but is not so comprehensive as to make its daily use unfeasible. For each condition considered, discussion of the pathophysiology is integrated with observations on diagnosis and treatment in order to allow a deeper understanding. The book is scientifically based, with

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Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS),4]. Initially described as a distinct entity by Ashbaugh et al. [3] in 1967, the definition was modified and expanded by Murray et al. [5] in 1988, and finally in 1994, an American-European consensus conference (AECC) defined the criteria still used today to diagnose ALI/ARDS [1]:

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Book 2014appeal to experienced practitioners as an aide-mémoire, but will also be of great value to a wide range of more junior staff wishing to complement their background knowledge with important facts applicable to everyday practice..

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Wolfgang Krüger,Andrew James LudmanCovers the core areas with a clear evidence-based approach.Suitable for daily use in the clinic.Integrates discussion of pathophysiology with diagnosis and treatment.Breaks down the numerous publicati

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Franz Hlawatsch,Georg Taub?ck,Teresa Twarochid–base, fluid and electrolyte disorders and accumulation of nitrogenous and other metabolic waste products designates acute renal failure (ARF) [1–6] and is now termed acute kidney injury (AKI) [1, 2, 5, 7, 8].