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Hardcover
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ISBN
0071422803
Publication Name
Goodman and Gilman's the Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, Eleventh Edition
Item Length
10.3in
Publisher
McGraw-Hill Companies, T.H.E.
Publication Year
2005
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
2.8in
Author
John Lazo, Laurence Brunton, Keith Parker
Features
Revised
Item Width
8.4in
Item Weight
8.3 Oz
Number of Pages
2048 Pages

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The undisputed leader in medical pharmacology, without equal. Updated to reflect all critical new developments in drug action and drug-disease interaction. This is the desert island book of all medical pharmacology - if you can own just one pharmacology book, this is it.

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Publisher
McGraw-Hill Companies, T.H.E.
ISBN-10
0071422803
ISBN-13
9780071422802
eBay Product ID (ePID)
43998426

Product Key Features

Author
John Lazo, Laurence Brunton, Keith Parker
Publication Name
Goodman and Gilman's the Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, Eleventh Edition
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Features
Revised
Publication Year
2005
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
2048 Pages

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Item Length
10.3in
Item Height
2.8in
Item Width
8.4in
Item Weight
8.3 Oz

Additional Product Features

Lc Classification Number
Rm300.G644 2005
Edition Description
Revised Edition
Edition Number
11
Reviews
"There are few technical books that remain in a leadership position for 65 years. The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics is one . Physicians, teachers, and medical students have voted for Goodman & Gilman with their feet and with their pocketbooks for over six decades. The question is not whether this is an important and useful text, but why '...While Goodman & Gilman is no quick-read, it is surprisingly clearly written, logical and interesting. It is also an awesome realization to see how much one never knew, added to what one knew but forgot."-- The Permanente Journal, There are few technical books that remain in a leadership position for 65 years. The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics is one. Physicians, teachers, and medical students have voted for Goodman & Gilman with their feet and with their pocketbooks for over six decades. The question is not whether this is an important and useful text, but why? A sentence by the original authors in their 1940 preface still describes the 11th edition: "This book has also been written for the practicing physician, to whom it offers an opportunity to keep abreast of recent advances in therapeutics and to acquire the basic principles necessary for the rational use of drugs in his/her daily practice." The book's 65 chapters are grouped into 15 sections: General Principles, Drugs Acting at Synaptic and Neuroeffector Junctional Sites, Drugs Acting on the Central Nervous System, Drug Therapy of Inflammation, Drugs Affecting Renal and Cardiovascular Function...Chemotherapy of Microbial Diseases, Chemotherapy of Neoplastic Diseases...Hormones and Hormone Antagonists, Dermatology, Ophthalmology, Toxicology, plus two appendices on prescription writing and patient compliance, and on the design of dosage regimens. Reading the sections on general principles reminds one that, with the notable exception of antimicrobial and antiparasitic therapy, pharmacology is the science of altering human physiology by chemical means. The well-written chapter on treating hypertension illustrates this concept nicely; it is a pleasure to read and a vast improvement over the PDR or drug company ads. So too is the chapter on principles of antimicrobial therapy. Given the large number of authors, some chapters are easier to read than others, but none can be faulted for lack of well-organized and referenced information. Comparison of the current edition with the fifth edition of only 30 years ago provides an interesting insight into changing times. Then, the great Louis Weinstein personally wrote all the chapters on antimicrobial agents. In the current edition, five experienced and specialized physicians are required for that task. Even so, a book this size is not the end-all of pharmacology. Some uncommon drugs or drug uses are not described; fortunately, references are provided to information in earlier volumes about some once-major drugs no longer available in the US: eg, emetine, which has uses, though no market, far beyond its amebicical activity. Unusual uses of medications are noted, eg, cimetidine as a treatment for warts because of its immunostimulant effects. At the other extreme, one imagines the current avian influenza threat will generate great interest in the section on anti-influenza agents. Surprisingly, immunizing agents are barely mentioned in the total of three pages. The ever-increasing complexities of HIV treatment are covered in an understandable fashion. Appendix 1 deals with prescription writing, the potential for errors in drug orders, and patient compliance. The book closes with nearly 100 pages of tabular pharmacokinetic data providing nicely organized data on oral bioavailability, excretion, volume of distribution, half-life, and other information that is occasionally needed but not usually difficult to locate for commonly prescribed medications. While Goodman & Gilman is no quick-read, it is surprisingly clearly written, logical and interesting. It is also an awesome realization to see how much one never knew, added to what one knew but forgot. Nevertheless, the logical, step-wise organization of The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics provides a much greater sense of confidence in one's ability for self-development than do drug company ads or their frequently underwritten large clinical trials for me-too drugs. I once knew an older physician in Baltimore who said he read ten pages every night from the then-current second edition. While this was easier to do with earlier versions, the task is still not inconceivable., "There are few technical books that remain in a leadership position for 65 years.The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics is one. Physicians, teachers, and medical students have voted forGoodman & Gilmanwith their feet and with their pocketbooks for over six decades. The question is not whether this is an important and useful text, butwhy'...WhileGoodman & Gilmanis no quick-read, it is surprisingly clearly written, logical and interesting. It is also an awesome realization to see how much one never knew, added to what one knew but forgot."--The Permanente Journal
Copyright Date
2006
Target Audience
College Audience
Topic
Clinical Medicine, Toxicology, Pharmacology
Lccn
2004-063122
Dewey Decimal
615/.7
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Medical

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  • The title seemed concise and appropriate for this book.

    I liked how the book looked intimidating, but actaully was a nice read. One problem I noticed was that the index did not have certain key definitions, however, this could have been due to the context of the course I am taking. Also, I thought that the smaller print side notes that are found throughout the chapters seemed to be a little much, but I guess it helped to decrease the number of pages. Overall, I'd say good job and thanks for such a great book! Best, Rich

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    This is a good book but it is much more useful as a reference, than a text. It has, probably, the most complete information on pharmacology but I find it hard to read (too many details.) It is definetely a book to look at when you need more in-depth info, but too overwhelming when used as a "starter."

  • It was awesome

    I am using the book for school and now I have to write about it. Well the book is very, very, very very very very very very awesome. An i really, really, really, really enjoy it. The book is quite thick, so I honestly do not think anyone would buy it unless it was for school. But besides that it was pretty awesome.

  • Good book

    solid book, used it a lot. really popular book with pharmacy students. kind of big and bulky but necessary.

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