Bristol’s early days, power and politics, business and trade, markets and fairs, transatlantic slave trade, law and order, public protest, Bristol’s mines plagues and public health and much more… The Bristol Miscellany is Michael Manson’s search for the soul of the city. Accessibly written Manson’s Bristol Miscellany contains an array of fascinating, enjoyable and sometimes shocking accounts of Bristol’s past. The book is extensively illustrated with some striking images.
This innovative work emphasizes the basic sciences while serving as a practical guide for clinicians. Featuring an international roster of expert contributors, each selected for their high profile in sub-specialties, the book approaches subjects in a problem-oriented manner. It illustrates how molecular biology enhances our understanding of the etiology of rheumatic diseases and addresses a variety of clinical challenges faced by practicing rheumatologists. The interactive nature of modern medicine is highlighted through chapters co-authored by specialists from fields like cardiology and neurology. The scientific foundation of rheumatic diseases is explored through molecular genetics, immunology, and developmental biology, with future research directions identified. Investigation and diagnosis are detailed through chapters covering techniques from basic hematological tests to advanced MRI scanning. High-quality clinical images complement the text, and imaging techniques are thoroughly described. Notably, the book discusses age-related similarities and differences in rheumatic diseases, with contributions from pediatricians and geriatricians. Lastly, it comprehensively addresses surgical management and rehabilitation, emphasizing newer therapeutic approaches.
This innovative textbook emphasizes basic sciences while serving as a practical guide for clinicians. With contributions from a diverse group of international experts selected for their high profiles in various sub-specialties, the work addresses rheumatic diseases through a problem-oriented lens. It highlights the role of molecular biology in understanding the etiology of these conditions and presents a range of clinical challenges faced by rheumatologists. The interactive nature of modern medicine is showcased through chapters co-authored with specialists from fields like cardiology and neurology. The scientific foundations of rheumatic diseases are explored through molecular genetics, immunology, and developmental biology, with future research directions identified. Investigation and diagnosis are covered in chapters that detail techniques from basic hematological tests to advanced MRI scanning. High-quality clinical images enhance the text, and imaging methods are thoroughly explained. Notably, the book discusses age-related similarities and differences in rheumatic diseases, with insights from pediatricians and geriatricians. Additionally, it carefully examines surgical management, rehabilitation, and highlights newer therapeutic approaches.
