The great content from Harrison's rheumatology chapters, perfect for residents, students, and clinicians needing a clinically focused review of the mechanisms andmanagement of rheumatic and auto-immune diseases. Includes content from the HPIM 17 DVD chapters on rheumatoloy, and also includes the great content on related signs and symptoms from the front part of Harrison's. Includes board review questions!About the Book Dr. Fauci, one of the world's leading rheumatologists, has assembled an outstanding collection of rheumatology content for Harrison's. That content now appears in a portable volume dedicated to rheumatic and auto-immune diseases, such as arthritis, vasculitis, and other conditions commonly seen in medical practice.Harrison's Endocrinology 2e takes all related content from the parent text, and presents this content in a new portable, handy format. This approach is suited forresidents and rheumatology fellows, for those studying for sub speciality exams, and for students in integrated curricula.Features All the great Harrison's content in one handy, portable softcover volume Includes all related content from the acclaimed Harrison's DVD, in print format Includes board review questions, perfect for fellows and clinicians studying to earn/renew certification Includes a strong global bent, with Global Considerations highlighted throughout Presents acclaimed Harrison's content in a new, reader-friendly light, with a wide, open text design All the great rheumatology content from Harrisons, in a new portable, easy to read format.

Specialists get access to content they need, without paying for content they dont need. Also great for board review.Market/Audience Medical students 18,000 yr US IM and FP residents 30,000 US Rheumatology fellows 500 yr US PharmaAuthor Profile Anthony Fauci MD Chief, Laboratory of Immunoregulation Director, National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institutes of Health Bethesda, MDCarol Langford, MD Director of the Vasculitis Center Cleveland Clinic Foundation.