Roger Barkin Books

Pediatric Emergency Medicine

By Madeline Matar Joseph, Ghazala Sharieff, Jacqueline Mullin, Roger Barkin, Todd Wylie, Madeline Joseph, Ghazala Sharieff, Todd Wylie, Madeline Joseph, Jacqueline Mullin, Roger Barkin, Todd W. Wylie

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Suitable for pediatric emergency medicine board candidates, this title can also function as a handbook for established practitioners in the emergency setting.

Emergency Medicine

By Peter Rosen, O. LeRoy Salerni, Rich Levy, G. Richard Braen, Robert Dailey, Roger Barkin, Editor-In-Chief, Peter Rosen, Senior Editor, Roger M. Barkin, Editors, C. Richard Braen ... , Rosen, Peter, Barkin, Roger, Braen, G. Richard, Dailey, Robert, Levy, Rich, O. LeRoy Salerni, Illustrated By Michael Carpenter, Peter Rosen

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This three-volume text brings together leading experts in the field of emergency care. Each chapter covers definitions, pathophysiology, diagnosis and monitoring, treatment and management. New topi...

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