Clinical Sciences: Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Public Health and Community Medicine (Year Book’s)

Delve into the foundational knowledge of medical practice with "Clinical Sciences: Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, Public Health and Community Medicine (Year Book's)," a comprehensive overview edited by the esteemed Alfred Jay Bollet. This 1988 Year Book Medical Publication, presented in a substantial 394-page paperback edition, offers a snapshot of medical understanding as it stood at the time, making it invaluable for medical history enthusiasts, researchers, and those seeking a contextual understanding of how medical practices have evolved. Alfred Jay Bollet (1920-2010) was a highly respected American physician, rheumatologist, and medical historian. He was known for his extensive research in rheumatology, particularly gout, and his engaging writing style. His work bridged the gap between clinical practice and academic understanding. Given his background, this volume likely reflects his commitment to thoroughness and clarity in presenting complex medical information. While a newer edition might offer the most current practices, this 1st edition provides a unique historical perspective. The book covers a vast range of specialties Internal Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Psychiatry, and Public Health & Community Medicine. Each section offers insight into the diagnostic approaches, treatment modalities, and prevailing theories prominent in the late 1980s. Consider this book a time capsule of medical knowledge. Students of medical history can trace the development of treatment protocols and the evolution of medical thought. Seasoned practitioners can reflect on how far the field has advanced. Even those outside the medical profession will gain a fascinating glimpse into the breadth and depth of medical science during a pivotal era. While treatment guidelines might have changed since 1988, the core understanding of disease processes and patient care reflected here remains valuable for context and insight. This weighty volume (936 grams) offers more than just information; it's a piece of medical history. Whether you're a medical professional, a history buff, or simply curious about the evolution of healthcare, "Clinical Sciences (Year Book's)" provides a unique and insightful resource. This book would make a fantastic addition to any medical library or a collector's trove of vintage medical texts. Secure your copy today and explore the foundations upon which modern medicine was built!