Industrial Toxicology and Dermatology in the Production and Processing of Plastics

D. G. Malcolm

Occupational and Environmental Medicine · 1964 · 18 citations · 0 references

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REVIEWSand metric terminology in drug dosage is an anomaly.Many will be surprised to find short total diastole time in the arrhythmias quoted as a cause of peripheral circu- latory failure, and it is not representative of current opinion to describe restenosis after mitral valvotomy as 'rare'.Limitations of space impose limitations of content, but it seems a pity in a clinical guide to find little or no reference to the management of the patient, despite adequate descriptions of the management of diseases.The subject of long-term anticoagulant therapy in ischaemic heart disease is, perhaps wisely, largely evaded.But these are details for, in general, this is a sound introduction to clinical aspects of cardiology, and it can be confidently recommended to medical students and others seeking a compact, clearly written, and comparatively inexpensive guide to the essentials of the subject.A.