Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Disorders: Clinical Evaluation and Management

The best practical book I have seen in this topic. Not to simple to miss all the important material yet not to profound as some textbooks that you get lost in the molecular issues and lose the practical importance of the clinical aspects. Do not misunderstand me, there are excellent books in nephrology, but if you want to gain knowledge with a good theoretical study in managing and understanding fluids and electrolyte disorders this is the best book I have found so far. Yo can read it cover to cover. It has also case exercices.If you are in Internal Medicine, Hospital Practice or General Medicine or if you take care of patients in hospital or an emergency department, this is a very good book. The other books in the subject I have read are either to practical or simple without going deep into the theoretical matters or there are textbooks for nephrologist. I highly recomend this book, very well written, a pleasure to study cover to cover.

Excellent product.

Excellent review if acid base that is practical in everyday practice

This book succeeds, in one internally consistent voice, to integrate a topic that challenges all physicians in training and inpractice. Dr. Reddi has carefully constructed a rigorous text with good diagrams and excellent tables. The cases reinforce the key points of each chapter. As an endocrinologist and internist, basic researcher and medical educator, I will use this book for clinical care, review, and didactic purposes. I particularly appreciated the discussions of cerebral salt wasting and disorders of phosphorus and magnesium. There are some typographical errors that should be fixed in a subsequent edition.