Medical Pharmacology

General Aspects of Pharmacology, Drug effects on the nervous system and neuroeffectors, Psychopharmacology, Depressants and stimulants of the central nervous system, Anesthetics, Drugs used in cardiovascular disease, Drug effects on the gastrointestinal tract, Drugs that influence metabolic and endocrine functions, Chemotherapy, Poisons and antidotes.

Leprosy in Theory and Practice

Fore, Word, Epidemiology, Pathology, Of Leprosy, Therapy, Classification

Abdomonal Operation

Managment of the wound, The sources and seauclac of Infected abdominal Incisions

The encyclopedia of General Practice

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Hand book of Physiology

Action of Respiratory Muscle, Alveolar sacs, Morphometnics of the lung, Ventilation, Venus adminsture, Respination

New Approaches in Cancer Therapy

Introduction, New anticancer drugs: ( Approach to phase I trials in cancer patients, Review of the clinical activities of VP-16, Phase II-III evaluation of cisplatin, Clinical pharmacology and biochemical studies of N-Phosphonacetyl-L-aspartate), Combined modalities treatment: (VM-26 therapy in children with drug-refractory lymphocytic leukemia, Breast cancer studies at the Milan cancer institu…

The Encyclopaedia of General Practice

General, Medical, Ethics, Practice, Legal aspects, Premises, Records, Injuries act, Health

Renin and Itypertension

The Kidney, Actions, Assay, And Estimation, Destruction, Renin

The Physiological basis of Medical Practice

The nervous system, The special senses, The muscle, The blood and lymph, Circulation, Respiration, Digestion, Metabolism and nutrition, The ductless glands or endocrines, The excretion of urine.

Clinical Pharmacology

Administration and absorption of drugs, The fate of drugs after absorption, Chemical structure and pharmacological activity, Origins of Drugs and the Introduction of a New Drug, Pharmacology of Renal function, Haematinics, Human blood and plasma, Anticoagulant Drugs, Vitamins, Drugs Acting Mainly on the Autonomic Nervous system.