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Today gastroenterology and hepatology have reached unprecedented clinical relevance and clinicians must think in ways never imagined in the past. At the same time, in the academic context both medical students and teaching staff have experienced a significant increase in the amount of notions to learn and to teach over the years. The need to have a student-friendly dedicated textbook and a valuable resource for academic staff has prompted important contributions by a number of European gastroenterologists and hepatologists. They have been gathered into this handbook, which focuses on what students need to know today regarding the epidemiology, pathophysiology, diagnosis and treatment of digestive and liver diseases.
This handbook is comprised of 60 chapters subdivided into six sections. Section 1 mainly focuses on evidence-based patient management. Sections 2 and 3 cover upper and lower gastrointestinal tract diseases. Section 4 discusses pancreas diseases, while sections 5 and 6 deal with the biliary system and the liver. An additional seventh section contains an image gallery with pictures of gastrointestinal, endoscopy, pancreatico-biliary endoscopy (ERCP), and radiology (including CT scan and MRI) provided to facilitate the reader’s understanding of the diseases. Finally, a self-assessment section with multiple-choice questions is included at the end of each chapter, so that students may test their own knowledge on the topic.
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Anno edizione:
2015
In commercio dal:
1 gennaio 2015
Tipo:
Libro universitario
Pagine:
576 p., ill. , Brossura
EAN:
9788877118516
Indice
Indice
Patient's management
I. Approach to the gastroenterological patient
II. Abdominal pain
III. The intestinal microbiota
IV. Gastrointestinal bleeding
V. Acute abdomen
Gastro-intestinal tract
I. Esophageal physiology
II. Esophageal functional testing
III. Primary esophageal motor disorders
IV. Gastroesophageal reflux disease and complications
V. Barrett’s epithelium and tumors of the esophagus
VI. Esophageal pathology
VII. Gastric physiology
VIII. Helicobacter pylori infection
IX. Dyspepsia and gastric motility
X. Gastritis and gastritis-associated neoplastic lesions
XI. Peptic ulcer disease and complications
XII. Tumors of the stomach and small bowel
XIII. Small bowel physiology: absorption and motility
XIV. Malabsorption
XV. Diarrhea
XVI. Celiac disease and sensitive enteropathies
XVII. Gastrointestinal infection and parasites
XVIII. Irritable bowel syndrome
XIX. Paralytic ileus and mechanical obstruction
XX. Small bowel pathology
XXI. Colonic physiology
XXII. Constipation
XXIII. Diverticulosis and its complications
XXIV. Inflammatory bowel diseases
XXV. Tumors of the colon and rectum
XXVI. The adenoma-Carcinoma sequence
XXVII. Functional anorectal disorders
XXVIII. Proctology
Pancreas
I. Pancreas physiology
II. Pancreatic laboratory tests
III. Acute pancreatitis
IV. Chronic pancreatitis and complications
V. Tumors and cystic lesions of the pancreas
VI. Digestive neuroendocrine neoplasms
VII. Pancreatic pathology
Biliary ductal system
I. Physiology of bile secretion
II. Jaundice and cholestasis
III. Bile duct stone disease and complications
IV. Tumors of the biliary ductal system
V. The papilla of Vater
Liver
I. Physiology of the liver
II. The laboratory in the liver
III. Hepatopathology from A-Z
IV. NAFLD and NASH
V. Viral hepatitis A and E
VI. Hepatitis B and D
VII. Hepatitis C
VIII. Acute liver failure
IX. Alcoholic hepatitis and drug-induced liver diseases
X. Autoimmune hepatitis and primary biliary cirrhosis
XI. Liver cirrhosis
XII. Hereditary hemochromatosis
XIII. Complications of cirrhosis
XIV. HCC and other tumors of the liver
XV. Liver transplantation
Gallery
I. Radiology
II. Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy of the pancreatico-biliary ductal system (ERCP)
III. Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy of the upper gastrointestinal tract
IV. Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy of the lower gastrointestinal tract
Patient's management
I. Approach to the gastroenterological patient
II. Abdominal pain
III. The intestinal microbiota
IV. Gastrointestinal bleeding
V. Acute abdomen
Gastro-intestinal tract
I. Esophageal physiology
II. Esophageal functional testing
III. Primary esophageal motor disorders
IV. Gastroesophageal reflux disease and complications
V. Barrett’s epithelium and tumors of the esophagus
VI. Esophageal pathology
VII. Gastric physiology
VIII. Helicobacter pylori infection
IX. Dyspepsia and gastric motility
X. Gastritis and gastritis-associated neoplastic lesions
XI. Peptic ulcer disease and complications
XII. Tumors of the stomach and small bowel
XIII. Small bowel physiology: absorption and motility
XIV. Malabsorption
XV. Diarrhea
XVI. Celiac disease and sensitive enteropathies
XVII. Gastrointestinal infection and parasites
XVIII. Irritable bowel syndrome
XIX. Paralytic ileus and mechanical obstruction
XX. Small bowel pathology
XXI. Colonic physiology
XXII. Constipation
XXIII. Diverticulosis and its complications
XXIV. Inflammatory bowel diseases
XXV. Tumors of the colon and rectum
XXVI. The adenoma-Carcinoma sequence
XXVII. Functional anorectal disorders
XXVIII. Proctology
Pancreas
I. Pancreas physiology
II. Pancreatic laboratory tests
III. Acute pancreatitis
IV. Chronic pancreatitis and complications
V. Tumors and cystic lesions of the pancreas
VI. Digestive neuroendocrine neoplasms
VII. Pancreatic pathology
Biliary ductal system
I. Physiology of bile secretion
II. Jaundice and cholestasis
III. Bile duct stone disease and complications
IV. Tumors of the biliary ductal system
V. The papilla of Vater
Liver
I. Physiology of the liver
II. The laboratory in the liver
III. Hepatopathology from A-Z
IV. NAFLD and NASH
V. Viral hepatitis A and E
VI. Hepatitis B and D
VII. Hepatitis C
VIII. Acute liver failure
IX. Alcoholic hepatitis and drug-induced liver diseases
X. Autoimmune hepatitis and primary biliary cirrhosis
XI. Liver cirrhosis
XII. Hereditary hemochromatosis
XIII. Complications of cirrhosis
XIV. HCC and other tumors of the liver
XV. Liver transplantation
Gallery
I. Radiology
II. Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy of the pancreatico-biliary ductal system (ERCP)
III. Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy of the upper gastrointestinal tract
IV. Diagnostic and therapeutic endoscopy of the lower gastrointestinal tract
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