• Atlas of Critical Care is a great addition to the intensivists source of knowledge for better outcomes. </br></br>• Consists of 8 sections which are further divided into chapters according to different domains of sections contributed by separate author(s). </br></br>• All major specialties related to critical care are covered in initial seven sections and last section covers rest of specialties and miscellaneous images. </br></br>• Includes the images of various radiological studies relevant to critically ill patients that would be of immense help for clinicians to enhance their diagnostic capabilities. </br></br>• Images of equipment and infrastructure of specialties other than critical care can play a significant role in multidisciplinary approach. </br></br>• Improves the understanding of certain disease processes by histopathology and microscopic images for critical care physicians. </br></br>• Facilitates the understanding of laboratory aspect for diagnosing infections in intensive care unit (ICU) by the images from microbiological section. </br></br>• A must for any modern ICU and exam-going students.

• This textbook is designed in a simple and lucid format to make the reader grasp the subject with ease. • Helps clinicians to stay abreast with latest surgical and restorative protocols in implant dentistry. • A color atlas which makes things easy to understand was much awaited and this book fills that lacuna. • Covers latest advances in biomaterials, instruments and implant systems used in modern implant dentistry. • More than 2900 illustrations make it a collector’s edition.

• Each and every chapter has been thoroughly revised and updated • New sections have been created • Good and explicit line diagrams • Autobiographical anatomy, mnemonics and anecdotes • Many new diagrams and new X-rays have been added • Lots of relevant clinical photographs have been added • For certain practical application in orthopaedics, such as reduction of a fracture or a dislocation, live practical steps have been used as illustrations • Global trauma is on the rise, hence a chapter on trauma • A whole new section on geriatric orthopaedics • Sections on common surgical techniques in orthopaedics, anthroscopy, arthroplasty, evidence-based orthopaedics have been liked by students and hence retained in this edition too.

• Thoroughly revised and updated chapters in full color. • Reflects the growth in different fields of internal medicine. • Added recently updated treatment protocols and guidelines. • Focuses on basic history taking and clinical examination. • A large number of diagrams and MR, CT images have been incorporated. • Reproduction of imaging studies is well presented. • Inclusion of attractive tables and clinical photographs for easy understanding. • Extensive use of color-codes for highlighting clinical features, investigations, treatment, management and complications for easy and interesting learning.

• Practically almost all the sections have been revised. • Special emphasis is given for elicitation of different physical signs. • All surgical problems -emergency and non-emergency are discussed including important X-ray plates. • Operating section includes all the steps of important operations. • The TNM classification of all the malignant tumors has been updated. • Surgical anatomy section discussed exclusive hand drawn illustrations and tried to correlate the anatomy portion with short and long cases. • All the short and long cases are discussed with lots of color photographs and schematic diagrams. What is NEW in the Third Edition? • The concept of exact measurement of a swelling has been incorporated by using a Vernier caliper instead of a tape measurement. • A new long case on management of diabetic foot has been added in the long case section. • In X-ray section interpretation of mammography has been added. • In surgical anatomy section, lower leg compartments and cervical fascia have been added. • About 30-40 new figures added as per the requirement of the main text.

• Thoroughly revised and updated edition. </br></br>• Text is presented in bulleted format for easy reading. </br></br>• Cover page reminds the reader of some of the great stalwarts, who have contributed to the public health in terms of lives that can be saved. </br></br>• As per the title, it encompasses the recent advances in the field of community medicine. </br></br>• New topics included are National Health Policy – 2017, National Health Insurance Schemes, Epidemiology of Stress, Epidemiology of Leptospirosis, National Kala-azar Elimination Programme, Epidemiology of Asian Lineage Avian Influenza H7N9 Virus, National Strategy for Malaria Elimination, National Strategic Plan for HIV/AIDS and STI 2017–2024, National Oral Health Programme, Floods and Health, and Nipah Virus Disease. </br></br>• New small topics included are Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, Biomedical Waste Management Rules – 2016, ICMR Recommended Daily Allowances of the Nutrients, Global Vaccine Action Plan, National Operational Guidelines on Introduction of Measles – Rubella Vaccine, Global Health Sector Strategy on Viral Hepatitis, National Deworming Day, Suraksha Clinic, Revised Guidelines on Anti-retroviral Therapy, Modified Kuppuswamy’s Method of Socio-economic Classification, Mother’s Absolute Affection Programme, Mother and Child Tracking System, Sample Registration System, Meta-analysis, Fish-Bowl Technique, “All-In” initiative, Rashtriya Kishor Swasthya Karyakram, Gantt chart, Focus Group Discussion, Poisson Distribution, Ayushman Bharat, Rapid tests for detection of Food Adulterants, List of Health Policies and many more. </br></br>• Focus is also given on updating National Immunization Schedule – 2017, Zoonoses, Zika vaccine, Mycobacterium indicus pranii vaccine, Opened Multidose Vial Policy, Intensified Mission Indradhanush and Post-exposure Prophylaxis for Leprosy. </br></br>• Revised topics are Epidemiology of Dengue Fever, Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme and National Programme on Cancer, Diabetes, Cardiovascular Diseases and Stroke. </br></br>• The exquisite flowcharts, diagrams and pictures with lucid language make reading a pleasurable experience. </br></br>• New guidelines, recommendations, health programmes and schemes have been added. </br></br>• New chapters on Integrated Management of Neonatal and Childhood Illness and Internet and Health have been incorporated. </br></br>• Comprehensively covers the syllabus as recommended by the universities. </br></br>• Distribution of diseases has been depicted in the world and Indian Maps. </br></br>• Text is supported with easy-to-reproduce flowcharts, tables, life cycles of parasites, treatment algorithms, well-drawn figures, concept maps, graphs. </br></br>• Includes Appendices giving additional information on some stalwarts and their contribution to community medicine, calendar of important dates and events, milestones in vaccination and many more. </br></br>• Reading clarifies the doubts and confusions thereby making the subject matter interesting. </br></br>• It is not only student-friendly, but also teacher-friendly. </br></br>• Useful for public health professionals and policy makers. </br></br>• Gives the researchers a thought to work in terms of preventing the disease and promoting the health, thus serving the humanity.

Golwalla’s Medicine for Students, at times labelled as Bible in medicine has been a byword not only for students of allopathy but also those of dentistry, homeopathy, physiotherapy and even Ayurveda.The book by no means claims to be a standard textbook but has gained its increasing popularity over the years from the point of view of helping the undergraduate students to answer commonly asked question in both theory and viva-voce. Adequate number of tables, electrocardiographs and up-to-date investigations, including radiological, have been included to enhance its readable value.A number of family physicians are known to use this book as a reference volume because of its updated information on both diagnosis and treatment of maladies, both common and some uncommon.

• Comprehensive package of modern psychiatry and incorporates the latest data • Comprises the chapter written by renowned authors and contributors from India and across the world • Easy-to-understand with over 400 tables and boxes summarising information • Contains a few new chapters such as Clincial Epidemiology, Genetics in Psychiatry, Neuropsychiatry and Special Areas of Interest • Includes the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition (DSM-5) diagnostic criteria and the current guidelines each chapter.

This fourth edition of the Textbook of Medical Mycology is thoroughly revised, updated and enlarged. This has been designed to comprehensively cover the rapid and extensively expanding information in the field of Medical Mycology in a concise, lucid and easily understandable manner. This edition is also incorporating several new reader-friendly features. - All the chapters have been rewritten and arranged in eight sections including one section on Appendices dealing with technical details, which is designed to supplement the basic text of the book by providing more clarity on the topics. However, one of the Appendices is devoted on AFST, keeping in view difficulties faced in choosing an appropriate drug - The colored photographs and photomicrographs have been inserted in the text throughout. The illustrations and tables have been designed concisely to summarise the text, making the subject matter more vivid and easy to recall - The section on Pseudofungal Infections is given separately, keeping in view that they are looking very similar to the fungal diseases and have emerged in recent times - As there are unprecedented developments in taxonomy of fungi, hence, the corresponding disease names have been changed according to those of the respective fungal genera, like Malasseziosis, Talaromycosis and Emergomycosis Microsporidia species are now treated as fungi, hence, a full chapter is devoted on Microsporidiosis - All the important references from January 2009 to June 2017 are added as Further Reading in each Chapter.

1. Integration of anatomy and its clinical relevance in all branches of Anatomy like gross anatomy, microanatomy, osteology, embryology, radiology, etc. 2. Developing student awareness that gross anatomy can be learnt from plain radiographs, CT and MRI scans and from intraoperative photographs taken during the operation on the patient. 3. Training of students in solving clinical problems by anatomical knowledge is undertaken by exposing the students to clinicoanatomical problems (case-based problems). In this way, the students become aware about the essentiality of anatomical knowledge during clinical training. 4. Thorough revision of all the chapters (especially, general embryology, general anatomy and osteology) and addition of new educative diagrams is undertaken, keeping in mind the difficulties of students in learning anatomical facts. 5. Introduction of the so-called dialogue boxes (Student Interest) throughout the text is a novel idea for giving practical hints on how to learn a topic. The important points are re-emphasized so that the students’ interest in the topic is enhanced. The dialogue boxes also highlight Must know topics in Anatomy and are useful before the commencement of theory and practical examinations. 6. Embryologic Insight boxes highlight the precise developmental sources of the structure or organ and Clinical Correlation boxes highlight the clinical importance of the structure or structures. 7. Added Infromation boxes are for the postgraduates and the teachers. In this way, an undergraduate student is kept out of the extra burden. The third edition of Clinical Anatomy (A Problem Solving Approach) (Volumes 1 and 2) caters to the present-day needs of the undergraduate students.