A Manual on Clinical Surgery

by Somen Das

The aim of this manual is to focus on clinical surgery. 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. This book is consists of 40 chapters that mainly focus on general scheme of case-taking, examination of a lump or a swelling, examination of an ulcer, examination of the lymphatic system, examination of diseases of bone, examination of bone and joint injuries, examination of pathological joints, examination of spinal injuries, examination of the palate, cheek, tongue and floor of the mouth, examination of the thyroid gland, examination of the breast, examination of a case of dysphagia, examination of abdominal injuries, examination of an acute abdomen, examination of chronic abdominal conditions, examination of an abdominal lump, examination of a rectal case, examination of a urinary case, and examination of a case of hernia. Each chapter begins with history-taking—the interrogations to be made to the patient, followed by the methods of physical examinations and special investigations which will be necessary for that particular case. A reasoned explanation based on Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology has been included whenever necessary to explain most of the symptoms and signs. Diagnostic and prognostic significances have been discussed along with history-taking, various physical examinations and special investigations. A list of differential diagnoses has been incorporated at the end of each chapter.

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