The 1992 Year Book of Toxicology presents abstracts of articles in analytical, clinical, experimental, environmental and occupational toxicology. A series of case reports is also included, reflecting improved therapy and interpretation of laboratory data. Interspersed throughout the volume are abstracts on the many problems posed by the drug abuse scene, as well as suggestions for improving methods of coping with them. This volume also features expanded environmental and occupational toxicology sections.
The 1992 Year Book of Toxicology is designed for clinical and forensic toxicologists, clinical pathologists, clinical pharmacists, physicians and health care personnel. This desk-side reference provides an excellent means for these professionals to maintain their awareness of the current state of the art. The abstracts have been selected by members of the Editorial Board, who have been chosen for excellence in their areas of expertise. They have abstracted many innovative, unusual and informative papers, and have written comments on why their selections were noteworthy. One interesting innovation in this volume is a chapter that features a section of questions and answers from Veterinary and Human Toxicology (used by permission) that is designed to challenge readers' knowledge of unusual articles in toxicology.
With this desk-side volume, you can leisurely browse through the best of the latest articles. You will learn about the most recent developments in your fields of interest and about the progress others have made in related areas.
The 1992 Year Book of Toxicology is designed for clinical and forensic toxicologists, clinical pathologists, clinical pharmacists, physicians and health care personnel. This desk-side reference provides an excellent means for these professionals to maintain their awareness of the current state of the art. The abstracts have been selected by members of the Editorial Board, who have been chosen for excellence in their areas of expertise. They have abstracted many innovative, unusual and informative papers, and have written comments on why their selections were noteworthy. One interesting innovation in this volume is a chapter that features a section of questions and answers from Veterinary and Human Toxicology (used by permission) that is designed to challenge readers' knowledge of unusual articles in toxicology.
With this desk-side volume, you can leisurely browse through the best of the latest articles. You will learn about the most recent developments in your fields of interest and about the progress others have made in related areas.
