The Atlas of Emergency Medicine, 5e
Despite the expanding use of electronic media in current medical education, The Atlas of Emergency Medicine remains an essential textbook for any clinician?s library. What makes The Atlas of Emergency Medicine so invaluable is its ability to comprehensively capture all of emergency medicine in a timeless way with high-quality figures, artwork, and videos.
Publication Language |
English |
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Premium |
Publisher |
McGraw Hill |
Publication Year |
2023 |
Publication Type |
Textbooks |
ISBN/ISSN |
'9781260134940 |
Publication Category |
McGraw Hill Access Medicine |
Publication Subject |
Medical |
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