Tumours of the Ovary
Tumours of the Ovary
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DOI:
10.1136/pgmj.53.616.115-a
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发表时间:
1976-04
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
Harold Fox;F. A. Langley
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作者:
Harold Fox;F. A. Langley
symptom perception, the principles of treatment, and the use and abuse of drugs. Much of what they say is already well known by those who have been reading the literature emanating from general practice throughout the world for the past decade or two. Much of what they say they have already said and written elsewhere-as have many others from primary care in different countries of the world, but for those new to this philosophy, these two parts of the handbook are essential reading. Only eight sections of the seventy chapters in part 3 (The Complaint) are at present available. The symptoms covered range from dizziness, through the red eye, sore throat, cough, chest pain and diarrhoea, to difficulties with sexual intercourse and the infertile couple. The quality of the different chapters varies considerably. Whilst it is essential to emphasize the ordinary diseases met in everyday practice-and how to deal with such problems-too little attention has been paid to the possible alternative diagnoses; how the GP should investigate and when he should do so. Perhaps other chapters will be more informative in this respect. A final judgment must await completion of the book.