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Titles just out Fast Facts: Psoriasis (third edition)
By Alan Menter, Catherine Smith and Jonathan Barker
ISBN 978-1-903734-03-2
Fast Facts: Psoriasis provides the busy practitioner with 108 pages of practical information on all aspects of this increasingly treatable disease. Now in its third edition, this comprehensive handbook embraces the full spectrum of the disease, from localized plaques to generalized disease and psoriatic arthritis. Highlights include:
o a well-illustrated guide to clinical presentation and differential diagnosis
o fully updated treatment chapters, covering the wide array of current and emerging therapeutic agents
o a commonsense approach to management by rotating and combining therapies
o discussion of the comorbid conditions so often overlooked
o a concise review of the immunologic and genetic aspects of the disease
o a clear summary of the new classification scheme for psoriatic arthritis
Fast Facts: Psoriasis is recommended for the whole primary care team, trainee dermatologists, and established dermatologists and rheumatologists who need a quick refresher.
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| Fast Facts: Inflammatory Bowel Disease (third edition)
By David S Rampton and Fergus Shanahan
ISBN 978-1-905832-46-0
Ulcerative colitis and, particularly, Crohn's disease are becoming increasingly prevalent. Referred to collectively as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), these chronic debilitating disorders now affect almost 1 in 250 people in Europe and the USA.
This fully updated third edition of Fast Facts: Inflammatory Bowel Disease maintains the high standard already set by the book's expert authors in the second edition, which won the BMA Medical Book Award for Gastroenterology. This well-illustrated handbook provides succinct yet thorough information on recognizing the disorders and their associated complications, as well as practical management advice on both ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.
Fast Facts: Inflammatory Bowel Disease will prove an invaluable resource for all healthcare professionals working with people with IBD and for patients who wish to know more about their condition. |  |
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