This edition features listings for thousands of diseases, syndromes, diagnostic and surgical procedures, equipment, instrument and device names related to orthopaedics, physical rehabilitation, podiatry, chiropractic, occupational therapy, and physical therapy. Abbreviations are also covered.

his comprehensive resource includes up-to-date terminology in orthopaedics, rehabilitation, podiatry, chiropractic, physical therapy, and occupational therapy. Also includes many equipment terms for each of these specialties. Entries are fully cross-indexed for quick access, and the extensive A-Z list provides variant spellings and phrasings for many terms

ue to the recent and rapid advances in ophthalmologic technology and research, this Second Edition features many new and updated terms as well as new value added appendices. Stedman's Ophthalmology Words, Second Edition covers burgeoning areas such as radial keratotomy and other new techniques and procedures, in addition to new equipment and instruments. The value-added appendices include clinical anatomic illustrations, sample reports, and drugs by indication. This updated edition is a must-have for any medical language specialist working in the field of ophthalmology and contains over 60,000 entries

This new edition is the most comprehensive and most accurate source available for gynecology, obstetrics, and genetics terminology, including anatomical illustrations and appendix sections organized to help the busy medical language specialist find answers fast. The Third Edition also covers up-to-date information and new terms emerging in the field of medical genetics including genetic syndromes and congenital anomalies, as well as other terms used in genetic counseling. The main A-Z section lists terms in a main entry/subentry, cross-indexed format for easy access.

This book "offers an authoriative assurance of quality and exactness to the wordsmiths of the healthcare professions - medical transcriptionists, medical editors and copyeditors, health information management personnel, court reporters, and the many other users and producers of medical documentation." - page xi.