The book was written with the intention of facilitating the collaboration of a physician with a biochemist and vice versa.
The book contains all the essential facts and theories from the fields of biochemistry and pathology that we need to know in order to be able to correctly interpret the analyzes that are regularly performed in clinical chemistry departments.
The pioneering lexicographical work of Academician Vladimir Hudolin provides a systematic overview of concepts from psychiatry, psychology, and mental health, having shaped medical terminology in this region.
Panorama, 1968.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
The paper analyzes the complex role of serotonin in the pathophysiology of depression, highlighting that depression is not merely a simple serotonin deficit, but rather a disorder of complex neurobiological and neuroplastic networks.
This is the standard medical atlas for medical and health care students, providing a detailed, visually rich overview of the anatomy of the human body.
This historic translation of L. Whitby’s classic 1949 British manual provides a fundamental overview of medical bacteriology, pathogen identification, immunity, and the use of early antibiotics.
Josip Fališevac – Infectious Diseases (1983) is a professional manual that covers basic concepts in infectology, that is, groups of diseases caused by bacteria, viruses, fungi and other microorganisms.