Kristin A. Carmody et al.: Ultrasound Handbook for Critical and Emergency Patients

Medicine is a constantly changing science. With new research and clinical experience, knowledge is constantly being accumulated, so that treatment also changes. They wanted to provide the standardized information of writing and to check reliable sources. But because of the possibility of error and the progress of medicine, we cannot guarantee that all parties involved in publishing this book are accurate and perfect. And you can't see that there are errors in this book or that there is an infinite responsibility for what happens with the information that has been omitted. We're going to ask readers to check on other information besides the sources in the book. For example, to determine whether the drug is general information, taboos, or a change in capacity, you need to check the product information of the drug. This is especially important if it's a new product or a drug that is not commonly used. Medical ultrasound has been on the rise over the past few decades. As an economic and safe test, mobile ultrasound is now widely used as a tool to provide the needed images for diagnosis and surgery across a wide range of major fields. It's just a technology that depends on the ability of the user, and it's useful and effective only when a medical person is able to understand the limitations and possibilities correctly. There's something in common with the intensive and emergency areas of ultrasound use. Both areas are responsible for critical severe and critical care, and medical personnel use ultrasound to provide emergency treatment, such as diagnostic and ultrasound induced procedures.

Korean title: 중환자 및 응급 환자 초음파 핸드북

Korean author: Kristin A. Carmody 외

Korean publisher: 군자출판사

ISBN-13: 9791159553776