Endocrine Surgery

This comprehensive guide on surgical endocrine diseases offers insights into disorders affecting various glands, including thyroid and adrenal, with a focus on regional practices.

The book Endocrine Surgery provides an extensive examination of various disorders affecting the thyroid, parathyroid, and adrenal glands, as well as neuroendocrine tumors related to the pancreas and gastrointestinal tract. It serves as a comprehensive resource that covers essential topics including embryology, anatomy, etiology, clinical manifestations, diagnoses, and treatment modalities associated with surgical endocrine diseases. This up-to-date treatise is designed for both practitioners and students in the field, ensuring that they have access to the latest information and techniques.

In Endocrine Surgery, the authors delve into critical aspects of surgical endocrinology, particularly from a South Asian perspective. This regional focus allows for a nuanced understanding of diseases that may present differently in various healthcare settings. The inclusion of color illustrations, flowcharts, and tables enhances the clarity of complex topics, making it an invaluable reference for professionals. It aims to equip surgeons with the necessary knowledge to evaluate and manage patients, regardless of whether their conditions are straightforward or complex.

Key features of the book include a concise yet thorough approach to surgical endocrine diseases, discussions on Robot Assisted Endocrine Surgery and its implications for healthcare finances, and a comparative analysis of practices in Western countries versus those in resource-limited settings. By incorporating region-specific insights, Endocrine Surgery addresses the unique challenges faced by healthcare providers in South Asia, making it a relevant and practical guide for modern surgical practice.