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gestion this book was written, for their amiable compliance with all our wishes, and particularly for their willingness to retain Mrs. Mills as our illustrator. Munich, May 1985 WALDEMAR HECKER Contents In trod ucti on 1 Part 1 : Endocrinologic Diagnosis in Pediatric Patients with Genital Anomalies

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whose suggestion this book was written, for their amiable compliance with all our wishes, and particularly for their willingness to retain Mrs. Mills as our illustrator. Munich, May 1985 WALDEMAR HECKER Contents In trod ucti on 1 Part 1 : Endocrinologic Diagnosis in Pediatric Patients with Genital Anomalies 978-3-642-70366-9978-3-642-70364-5

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tical presentations of many typical patients seen in operating rooms aroundthe world.?????. Surgical Decision Making: Beyond the Evidence Based Surgery is written by academic and clinical practicing surgeons that face intraoperative decision?situations?on a daily basis and therefore provides a uniqu

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e factors are the physiologic state of the surgeon, teamwork, external pressures at work, and the surgeon’s ability to adapt quickly to a changing environment, to name only a few. Yet, the question remains, how to perform an evaluation of the surgical decision and gaining a better understanding of a

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ive condition of the patient and the type of surgery being performed. Simple endpoints that could assure a safe intraoperative and postoperative course in a standard low-risk patient, such as measurement of heart rate, blood pressure, central venous pressure, and urine output, may be inadequate in a

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try a “minimalistic approach” initially and “give time for the patient to recuperate” and then perform the definitive surgery? This chapter will explore surgical decision-making in the elderly population, particularly in common emergency surgical problems and other topics.

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