Short Textbook of Anesthesia, 7/E for MBBS Students and MD/DA/DNB Aspirants | 9 Sections, Recent Drugs, Equipment and Ventilation Modes with Latest AHA CPR Guidelines

Description

Short Textbook of Anesthesia , 7th Edition, is updated as per the Competency Based Medical Education Curriculum (NMC) and organized into nine sections for comfortable reading. It focuses specifically on the topics asked more frequently in pre-PG examinations while remaining a complete undergraduate anesthesia text, incorporating the most recent advances in drugs, equipment and techniques, all recent modes of ventilation, and CPR guidelines based on the American Heart Association's 2020 update. The most important points throughout the text are presented in italics for quick identification, Key Points close every chapter, and topic summaries are presented in tabular form wherever feasible. Commonly encountered controversies in the subject have been addressed and resolved as far as possible, giving students a clear, exam-ready understanding rather than conflicting textbook opinions. Who This Book Is For: MBBS Students: as their core anesthesia textbook for the CBME curriculum. Anesthesiology Postgraduates (MD): and MD/DA/DNB students, as a last-moment revision book. Anesthesiologists: as a quick clinical-practice reference. Why This Book Helps: Built around what pre-PG exams actually ask: topic emphasis follows real pre-PG examination patterns, not just standard chapter coverage. Structured for fast revision: italicized key points, chapter-end Key Points, and tabular summaries let students scan and revise quickly under exam pressure. Resolves textbook controversies instead of leaving them open: commonly disputed points in anesthesia practice are addressed directly. Stays current with practice, not just theory: AHA 2020 CPR guidelines and all recent ventilation modes are incorporated, useful for both exams and real practice. Key Features: Text divided into nine sections for comfortable, structured reading. Italicized most-important points and chapter-end Key Points throughout. Tabular topic summaries wherever feasible. Recent advances in drugs, equipment and techniques, and all recent modes of ventilation. CPR guidelines based on the AHA 2020 update.