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Endocrine Pathophysiology Niewoehner

Endocrine Pathophysiology By Niewoehner

Endocrine Pathophysiology by Niewoehner


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Summary

Endocrine Pathophysiology concentrates on the basic principles of endocrine pathophysiology and is designed to aid the preclinical and new clinical trainee navigate this complex and changing field. Since it is more important to provide a framework within which students can ... FROM LONG DESCRIPTION

Endocrine Pathophysiology Summary

Endocrine Pathophysiology by Niewoehner

Endocrine Pathophysiology concentrates on the basic principles of endocrine

Endocrine Pathophysiology Reviews

This book is comprehensive without the inclusion of unimportant minutia. The figures and diagrams are simple and memorable. Thought-provoking case presentations re-emphasize important points in each chapter. Student Comment

Table of Contents

1. Endocrinology: General Concepts 2. Anterior and Pituitary 3. Posterior Pituitary, Antidiuretic Hormone, and Oxytocin 4. Thyroid Gland 5. Adrenal Cortex 6. Adrenal Medulla 7. Calcium Regulating Hormones and Metabolic Bone Disease 8. Pancreatic Islet Hormones, Diabetes Mellitus and Hypoglycemia 9. Disorders of Lipid Metabolism 10. Obesity 11. Endocrinology of Male Reproduction 12. Endocrinology of Female Reproduction 13. Growth 14. Sexual Determination, Sexual Differentiation, and Puberty 15. Endocrinology of Pregnancy and Lactation

Additional information

GOR002958672
9781889325026
1889325023
Endocrine Pathophysiology by Niewoehner
Used - Very Good
Paperback
Fence Creek Publishing,U.S.
19980306
N/A
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