Review Langman's Medical Embryology / 13th edition. – LWW, 2014. – 424 p.

Grossman's Endodontic Practice – 13th Edition

The legacy of Dr. Louis I. Grossman, who is often called the Visionary Father of Modern Endodontics, has been perpetuated once again in the 13th edition of his seminal text. Supported by a “star-studded” cast of 67 contributors from 18 countries spanning the globe, this text is an acknowledgment to the vision that Dr. Grossman had for the specialty of endodontics, or in his time as it was calle...

Medical Embryology

Vol.53 (AITS 2014), pp.424-428

The paper introduces the concept of a layered recommendation system (LRS) based on multi-dimensional feature vectors to implement personalized course generation model and algorithms. In this work, we present a personalized course generation algorithm based on the multi-dimensional feature vectors (PCG-LRS) and hybrid applications by content-based recommendations and collaborative filtering reco...

Human Embryology and Teratology, Second Edition

Contrary to common current assumption, modern right-to-die and "Baby Doe" debates are not unprecedented products of new life-saving technology. In 1915, Dr. Harry Haiselden, chief surgeon and president of German-American Hospital in Chicago, was the first Western physician to publicly permit the death of a potentially savable newborn. Dr. Haiselden's decision to take his case to the mass media ...

Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 13th Edition

It is a real problem; R.S. Heilman called it "a vague but definite malaise surrounding radiologic diagnosis" in a 1982 New England Journal of Medicine commentary. So many choices are available for diagnostic imaging tests and procedures that non-radiologists are often not quite sure how best to approach imagingintensive work-ups in many clinical situations. It does not help matters that exotic ...