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|a Fry, John
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|a Colour Atlas of Minor Surgery in General Practice
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c by John Fry, I. Higton, John Stephenson
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|a 1st ed. 1990
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|a Dordrecht
|b Springer Netherlands
|c 1990, 1990
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|a VII, 120 p
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|a 1. The Advantages of Minor Surgery in General Practice -- 2. Resources -- 3. General Principles -- 4. Minor Procedures in General Practice -- Removal of Sebaceous Cysts -- Removal of Lipomas -- Treatment of Trauma and Foreign Bodies -- Management of Abscesses -- Breast Cysts -- Cryotherapy -- Treatment of Verrucas (Plantar Warts) -- Specific Skin Biopsies -- Management of Ingrowing Toe Nails -- Treatment of Perianal Haematoma -- Injection of Piles -- Injection of Varicose Veins -- Ligation of Varicose Veins -- Hydrocoele Tapping -- Catheterisation -- Vasectomy -- 5. Injection and Aspiration of Joints and Soft Tissues -- 6. Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) -- 7. Gynaecological Procedures -- 8. Do’s and Don’ts -- Further Reading -- Surgical Equipment — Retailers
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|a General Practice and Family Medicine
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|a Springer Book Archives -2004
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|a 10.1007/978-94-011-3907-6
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|a The New Contract which came into force on April 1st 1990 includes proposals for the provision of minor surgery services by the General Practitioner. The aim of this book is to assist those doctors undertaking minor surgery in their Practices. It is intended to present a practical, clear and concise text. This is accompanied by easy to follow illustrations. The contents of the book are governed by two considerations. Firstly, it covers only those procedures which are safe for the patient. Secondly, it only includes minor surgery which it is possible for the ordinary General Practitioner in a busy practice to undertake. Vll Chapter One The Advantages of Minor Surgery in General Practice Minor Surgery:- Despite this descriptive term, no surgery can be considered "minor" no matter where it is carried out! It requires a knowledge of anatomy and basic surgical principles. There must be an understanding of the procedures and technical skills required. Careful planning is needed at all stages.Arrangements must also be made to deal with any complications and disasters which may occur. Having stated these provisos, however, surgical procedures can and should be an important part of general practice within the British National Health Service (NHS). There are many advantages to be gained, both for patient and doctor, when minor surgery is undertaken by the general practitioner
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