The Clinical Epidemiology of Stroke
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Doctors who work with stroke patients -- geriatricians, general physicians, rehabilitation specialists and neurologists -- need to understand the epidemiological basis of stroke diagnosis and treatment. Epidemiological methods are relevant to many clinical problems, such as diagnosis, the use
and interpretation of CT scans, and the chances of a patient suffering a second stroke. The decision to offer a patient a particular form of treatment relies on an understanding of clinical trials, bias, and the balance between benefit and risk. Establishing the prognosis requires knowledge about
the consequences of disease and the methods of measuring outcome. This book presents an epidemiological view of stroke and encourages the reader to critically appraise the causes, diagnosis and treatment of this common condition.
and interpretation of CT scans, and the chances of a patient suffering a second stroke. The decision to offer a patient a particular form of treatment relies on an understanding of clinical trials, bias, and the balance between benefit and risk. Establishing the prognosis requires knowledge about
the consequences of disease and the methods of measuring outcome. This book presents an epidemiological view of stroke and encourages the reader to critically appraise the causes, diagnosis and treatment of this common condition.
Format:Hardcover
Language:English
ISBN:0192617494
ISBN13:9780192617491
Release Date:December 1990
Publisher:Oxford University Press, USA
Length:240 Pages
Weight:0.93 lbs.
Dimensions:0.7" x 5.8" x 8.8"
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