Hematology - Oncology Therapy
Descriere: A clinical manual which integrates an amount of information that is critical to both office - and hospital-based clinical practice of hematology and oncology. It includes three main sections such as: Oncology Supportive Care, Drug Preparation, Complications, and Screening Selected Hematologic Diseases.
Page dim. 274 x 211 x 39
Weight: 1884 grams
Autori: James E. Frame, Peter Lebowitz, Michael Boyiadzis | Editura: McGraw-Hill Professional Publishing | Anul aparitiei: 2006 | ISBN: 9780071434973 | Numar de pagini: 916 | Categorie: Medical
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