Hamilton Bailey's Emergency Surgery, 13Ed

General Principles
General responses to injury & acute illness
Fluid, electrolytes and nutrition
Shock
Respiratory failure
Respiratory emergencies
Cardiac emergencies
Bleeding disorders and blood transfusion
Disaster management (at the scene, rescue and ATLS)
Pre-op assessment & principles of post-operative care
Wounds, including war injuries
Burns and grafting
Infections and AIDS
Head and neck
Head injuries
Intracranial compression and sepsis
The spine
Face, jaws, mouth and teeth
Eye and orbit
The neck
Ear, nose and throat
Chest
Thoracic injury and sepsis
Heart and great vessels
Oesophagus
Abdomen
Diagnosis
Laparotomy and wound management
Drainage
Resection and anastomosis of bowel
Intraperitoneal sepsis
The abdominal wall
The stomach
Perforated and obstructed peptic ulcer
Acute gastrointestinal bleeding
The hepato-biliary tree
Acute pancreatitis
Small bowel and related structures
Acute appendicitis
Inflammatory bowel disease
Intestinal obstruction: general principles
Small bowel obstruction
Large bowel obstruction
Strangulated external hernia
Abdominal trauma
Emergency laparoscopy
Perineal wounds and sepsis
Paediatrics
Emergency surgery in children
Emergencies in the newborn
Emergencies in the older child
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Gynaecological emergencies
Obstetric emergencies
Urology
Access to the urinary tract
Upper urinary tract obstruction
Lower urinary tract obstruction
Upper urinary tract trauma
Lower urinary tract trauma
Genital emergencies
Acute urinary tract bleeding & infection
Vascular
Exposure of blood vessels
Venous emergencies
Arterial emergencies
Crit ical ischaemia
Amputations
Limbs
Fractures and bone infections
Nerves injuries
Ligaments and joints
Injuries of the hand
Infections of the hand and foot
Tropical
General management
Snake bite & other envenomations.