Davidson's Principles and Practice of Medicine

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More than two million medical students, doctors, and health professionals worldwide have relied on this essential resource for contemporary medical practice. It offers concise, well-illustrated, and easy-to-read content, presenting factual knowledge within the context of underlying principles, basic science, and research evidence. The book emphasizes managing patients based on presenting problems rather than specific diseases. The first part outlines the core principles of medicine, while later chapters delve into detailed practices across various sub-specialties. Each system-based chapter starts with a clinical examination overview, and sections on 'Presenting Problems' guide readers through common complaints in each field. Over 150 'Evidence Based Medicine' boxes summarize findings from major clinical trials, while horizontal themes like aging and pregnancy are integrated throughout. The text features both SI and non-SI units for global accessibility and includes over 1,000 illustrations, clinical photographs, and imaging techniques. A new editorial team, alongside a group of contributors, brings fresh insights to the content. New 'Practice Point' summaries focus on essential skills for medical students and junior doctors, while 'In pregnancy' boxes address key considerations for pregnant patients. Additionally, 'Emergency Boxes' highlight critical knowledge for managing acutely ill patients, with a global perspective enhanc