Principles of Medical Pharmacology, Page 957Harold Kalant, Denis Michael Grant, Jane Mitchell Principles of Medical Pharmacology covers all aspects of medical pharmacology, making it the ideal text for students in pharmacology courses in medicine, biological sciences, pharmacy, and dentistry. The book provides a solid foundation of the principles of pharmacology. Principles are explained through the use of practical examples and case studies. The text covers all aspects of medical pharmacology, including a comprehensive discussion of the clinically important features of pharmacokinetics. This new Seventh Edition has been completely revised and updated to reflect the latest research in the field. Most chapters have been extensively rewritten, with many new authors involved in the preparation of this edition.
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Introduction to General Pharmacology H KALANT | 3 |
H KALANT C WOODLAND AND P SEEMAN | 11 |
Drug Distribution L ENDRENYI | 27 |
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