Knoop, Kevin J. Storrow, Alan B. Stack, Lawrence B. text New York McGraw-Hill 1997 monographic xxix, 511 pages; illustrations : 28.5 cm. The Atlas of Emergency Medicine is a comprehensive reference book that provides visual guidance and detailed explanations for the diagnosis and management of a wide range of emergency medical conditions. It typically includes high-quality images, illustrations, and clinical photographs to help healthcare professionals recognize injuries, diseases, and urgent medical scenarios quickly. Published by Elsevier in Philadelphia, USA, the atlas serves as an essential resource for physicians, medical students, and emergency care providers. In library classification, it falls under 616.025 in the Dewey Decimal system, which covers emergency medicine and urgent care. [edited by] Kevin J. Knoop, Lawrence B. Stack, Alan B. Storrow. DC010226 In English. Emergency medicine Atlases Emergency Medicine methods Atlases Critical Care methods Atlases Emergencies Atlases 616.025 ATL 007035202X 9780071144193