The Penguin Medical Encyclopedia
The Penguin Medical Encyclopedia by Peter Wingate is a revised edition published by Penguin Books in 1996, featuring 671 pages of content in English. This comprehensive guide offers updated definitions and discussions of medical and scientific terms related to the body and mind, as well as topics concerning drugs, surgery, and the medical profession’s history and vocabulary.
Readers will find a user-friendly resource that includes new material on subjects such as the heart, inflammation, relaxation, and vitamins. The book also provides clear explanations of the principles involved in diagnosing and treating a variety of conditions, complemented by 23 line drawings that enhance understanding. This edition serves as a valuable reference for those interested in medical terminology and concepts.
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This user-friendly and accessible guide provides extensively revised, updated definitions and discussions of medical and scientific terms dealing with the body and mind, with drugs and surgery, and with the history, institutions, and vocabulary of the medical profession. New material on the heart, inflammation, relaxation, and vitamins are included, in addition to a clear explanation of the principles involved in the diagnosis and treatment of a wide range of conditions. 23 line drawings.
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