Review
" ... a comprehensive collection of topics that covers the range of problems experienced in a multidisciplinary critical-care unit. ... admirably covers not only the clinical aspects of critical care, but also unit design and management, medico-legal issues, ethics, monitoring, pharmacotherapeutics, equipment, and procedural skills. ... appeal to a wide audience of critical-care practitioners, including consultants, housestaff, nurses, and respiratory therapists ... should be placed in the intensive-care unit, so that the information can be accessible at the bedside.... an attractive discipline-based textbook ... " Annals of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (Aug 1999)
"... truly an important new reference and educational text in the field of Critical Care Medicine. ... one that should be added to the library of critical care departments. The format of the book makes it an excellent text for students studying for critical care examinations." Canadian Journal of Anaesthesia (Dec 1999)
About the Author
Andrew R. Webb, Director, Intensive Care and Cardiac Services, University College London Hospitals. Marc J. Shapiro, Professor of Surgery and Anaesthesiology; Director, Trauma Service, St. Louis University Health Sciences Center. Mervyn Singer, Director, The Bloomsbury Institute of Intensive Care Medicine, London.