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This is an excellent book and I am waiting to buy the new edition when I would be happy to give more stars. Books tend to become obsolete by the time they are written and printed. So a book written in 2003 would be out of date unless its written every 2-3 years. Including in this book the formularies which can be made up eg St John's formulary and the formularies of Huddersfield, Amersham would be very helpful if there are plans to launch this book in developing countries where preparations are still being made up and maybe much cheaper than proprietary preparations.There is always a query about drug interactions but this is easily done using the various interfaces on the web.
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Great information about Dermatological treaments. Specially useful for Dermatology trainees. Summary of what investigations to be performed before starting specific medication and what side effects to be expected. Useful tool when in the clinic for quick reference.
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Dermatologists have only a few drugs "of their own" and so borrow agents like Thalidomide, Dapsone, antimalarials, anti-rejection drugs, cancer meds., hormones and immunosupressives from other disciplines. (didn't mean to be rude).
No surprise then that these therapies can be a bit daunting for dermatology trainees.
The BNF is a bit lacking in "off licence" medications and this little book neatly fills a gap in dermatology therapeutics. An edition in combination with topical treatments would make this a must be for juniors and consultants alike. As it is, it should have a place in every departments library, sprs pocket.
No surprise then that these therapies can be a bit daunting for dermatology trainees.
The BNF is a bit lacking in "off licence" medications and this little book neatly fills a gap in dermatology therapeutics. An edition in combination with topical treatments would make this a must be for juniors and consultants alike. As it is, it should have a place in every departments library, sprs pocket.
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