A Manual on Clinical Surgery

Almost all the chapters have been thoroughly revised and updated. This book was originally brought out to guide the new entrants to the surgical ward to answer the vexed question ‘How to examine this case and come to a diagnosis?’. This original theme of the book has been maintained and adequate emphasis has been laid not only on ‘what to do’ but also on ‘how to do’ the various examinations to arrive at the provisional clinical diagnosis. More methods of examinations have been included in this edition with more illustrations to make the subject more understandable. This manual has so far enjoyed zenith of popularity in Indian subcontinent and even abroad.

Key Features :

• This book has achieved a legendary popularity in the Indian subcontinent and has been recommended by all the Universities and Medical Colleges.
• Identified as the most valuable book to the entrants of the Surgical Wards.
• Explains methods of elicitation of history and physical signs in surgical patients.
• Includes special investigations and differential diagnosis at the end of each chapter.
• Received rave reviews from the top International Journals on Surgery, such as The British Journal of Surgery, and The Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, etc.
• With Complementary Online Access to the Textbook on Surgical Short Cases by S Das.