Pathological Physiology

Name: Pathological Physiology
SKU: 954-8967-18-9
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ISBN: 954-8967-18-9

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Pathological physiology

Radoslav Lolov, Dimitar Mitkov

Year of issue	1999
Size	B5
Volume	574 pages
Cover type	Soft

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Pathological physiology

Radoslav Lolov, Dimitar Mitkov

CONTENTS

Subject, tasks, methods and historical development of pathological physiology

GENERAL PATH PHYSIO

1. General doctrine of the disease (nosology)

2. General etiology

3. General pathogenesis

4. Pathogenic effect of factors from the external environment

5. Reactivity and resistance of the organism and their significance in pathology

MAIN TYPES OF PATHOLOGICAL PROCESSES

6. Disorders of peripheral blood circulation

7. Metabolic disorders

8. Violations of the water-electrolyte balance

9. Violations of the acid-base status

10. Hypoxia

11. INFLAMMATIO

12. Fever (FEBRIS, PYREXIA)

13. Disorders of tissue growth

SPECIAL PATH PHYSIOLOGY

14. Respiratory system

15. Cardiovascular system

16. Blood system

17. Digestive system

18. Liver

19. Kidneys

20. Endocrine system

21. Nervous system

Pathological
Physiology

"Pathological Physiology" is an important medical textbook whose aim is to provide students and young medical professionals with modern knowledge and understanding in the field of physiology in the context of various pathological conditions. The textbook is an extensive overview of the changes in physiological processes that occur in various diseases and disrupt the normal functions of the human body.

The authors of the textbook are leading experts in the fields of medical physiology and pathology who combine their knowledge and practical experience to provide a comprehensive and up-to-date guide for students and professionals in the field of medicine. Their aim is to provide an understandable and science-based approach to the interaction between physiology and pathology, promoting the integration of knowledge in the clinical context.

The textbook examines the main physiological processes in the human body and how they change in various diseases. The individual chapters are structured logically and systematically, including explanations of the molecular and cellular basis of physiological functions and the consequences of their disorders.

Major topics covered in the textbook include circulatory disorders, the respiratory system, hormonal balance, kidney function, neuromuscular coordination, and more. The authors emphasize clinical scenarios, providing real-life cases and scenarios that students can relate to.

An important aspect of the textbook is the emphasis on the relationship between molecular mechanisms and clinical manifestations of various diseases. This approach enriches students' understanding of pathophysiology and helps them connect theoretical knowledge with real-world clinical experience.

The textbook features a clear and contemporary wording of the text, supported by illustrations, graphics and diagrams that visualize complex concepts and make the material more accessible. It combines traditional principles of physiology with recent scientific findings, making it ideal for students seeking up-to-date and detailed information in the field of pathophysiology.

Pathological Physiology not only fulfills the course requirements, but also provides a valuable resource for physicians and health care professionals seeking additional knowledge about the relationship between physiology and pathology in the clinical context.