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2 A Tanned Man with Diabetes Mellitus.
3 A Cranky Lady with Jaundice.
4 A Young Man with Weight Loss and Diarrhoea.
5 A Young Man with Abdominal Pain and Jaundice.
6 An Elderly Man Unable to Bring his Dog for a Walk.
7 A Young Nigerian Man with Shortness or Breath and Anaemia.
8 A Young Girl from Sardinia with Thalassamia.
9 A Young Boy with a Sore Throat and Bleeding Gums.
10 A Football Player who was Dropped from the Team.
11 A Middle Age man who cannot Button his Shirt Collar.
12 A Man with Fatigue and a Sore Throat.
13 A Farmer with a Broken Rib.
14 A Medical Student who Complained of Bone Pain Following Alcohol Ingestion.
15 A Woman with Discomfort Under her Right Arm.
16 A Red Faced Man with a ‘Smoker’s Cough’.
17 A Young Girl who Suddenly Started Bruising.
18 Delivery of a Baby Boy that Went Wrong.
19 A Young Girl with Chest Pain following a Long Plane Journey.
20 Doctor will I get an Infection from a Blood Transfusion?
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"This text book conveys a great deal of useful and practical information. In particular, the chapter on blood transfusion was both succinct and highly informative...
...this text book is good value for money and largely achieves the goals set out by Professor McCann in his preface. It should prove very useful to both medical undergraduates and to junior doctors." P.T. Murphy, The Irish Journal of Medical Science, Volume 174, Number 3
"It is an excellent textbook for an undergraduate medical student studying haematology as part of a broader course in medicine. The problem-based learning approach in the textbook is complimentary to many undergraduate courses where much of the teaching is based on a similar methodology.
It is very well written, up-to-date and easy to read, as well as pleasing on the eye. The quality of the presentation and graphics is outstanding."
Dr Mary Frances McMullin, Irish Medical Times, April 2005.
"This text should achieve its aim of helping the tyro develop powers of logic and deduction and to appreciate the importance of linking his or her clinical activities to familiarity with laboratory practice." Mitchell Lewis, Department of Haematology, Hammersmith Hospital, London, UK, review in British Journal of Haematology, Vol 130 Issue 4.
"This book would be a good resource for the clinical team, the library or your own collection." Barry Quinn, President of The European Blood and Marrow Transplantation Nurses Group
"The book is excellent, clear, and informative. A good learning tool for undergraduates and even for haematologists in training. I like very much the format and particularly the schemes and inserts with key-points." Professor of Medicine / Haematology, University Hospital, Barcelona
