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Zustand: New. This is a Brand-new US Edition. This Item may be shipped from US or any other country as we have multiple locations worldwide.

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Shakarpur, Shipra 2000. 407 Seiten. Orig. Hardcover, Schutzumschl., 8°. Gut erhalten.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Recent Advances in Minimal Access Surgery (RAMAS) Vol 3 is the latest addition to the largely popular series dedicated exclusively to minimal access techniques. The recent edition of RAMAS focuses on robotic surgery and other disruptive technologies. The articles from eminent surgeons from across the globe in various fields are testimony to the fact that surgeons worldwide are steadily embracing robotic surgery for malignant as well as benign conditions. Key Features Focus on Robotic and Innovative Surgery features the latest advance in MIS Innovation like robotic, operative endoscopic surgery and other surgical innovations. Aims to fill up the knowledge gaps for the busy surgeons. Includes a wide variety of articles encompassing the broad specialty of surgery along with its subspecialities, starting from the basics to very advanced procedures.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: 1. Endoluminal Bariatric Surgery: Emerging Trends and Techniques/Subhash Khanna. 2. The Minimal Access Surgical Skills: What is the Optimal Training Technique Today?/Rahul Gupta and Daniel B Jones. 3. Training and Assessment Path in Minimal Access Surgery: From Basic and Advanced to Specialty Procedures/Jack Jakimowicz and Sandeep Ganni. 4. Laparoscopic Entry: Current Perspectives of Safe Access Techniques/Sanoop Koshy Zachariah. 5. 3D Vision Versus 2D Vision in Minimal Access Surgery: A Prospective Randomized Controlled Study/V Venkatesh, Ramya Jayaram and V Nandini. 6. Hernia in Obesity: Recent Guidelines/Ramen Goel and Amrit Nasta. 7. Minimal Access Surgery in Recurrent Inguinal Hernia/Prasanna Kumar Reddy, Nadeem Mushtaque Ahmed and Juneed M Lanker. 8. Endoscopic versus Surgical Procedures for Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease/Ravi Teja Pasam and Vasanth Stalin. 9. Management Options for Complications and Failure of Surgery for Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease/M Kanagavel, K Balaji Singh and S.M. Chandramohan. 10. Laparoscopic Vagal Sparing Total Gastrectomy: Patient Selection and Operative Technique/Cuong Duong and John Spillane. 11. Bariatric Surgery in Diabetes/Mahendra Narwaria and Ahmad Jan.12. The Indications for Reoperation and the Outcomes of Roux-en-Y as a Rescue Procedure/Pradeep Chowbey and Vandana Soni. 13. Reoperative Bariatric Surgery/Jaydeep Palep. 14. Current Trends in the Management of Gallstones with Concomitant Bile Duct Stones/S Easwaramoorthy, B Krishna Rau and Subhash Khanna. 15. The Technique of Minimal Access Hepatectomy 160/Gómez-Gavara Concepción.16. Recent Advances in the Role of Laparoscopy in Oncological Sciences/Govindara J.K., J.C. Bose, Karunaharan T, Parthasarathy R, Srinivasan KN, Arthi Vaishnavi B, Prasanna Kumar S andVisakan M. The Swagat Academy of Medical Sciences in association with Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo-Surgeons (IAGES) has taken up the initiative of providing a rapidly updated clinical resource The Recent Advances in Minimal Access Surgery. The first edition aims to provide a topical and practical surgical manual on various emerging and new clinical scenarios and arenas. This being the first edition emphasis is laid on new approach to basic sciences. Key Features: An initiative taken up by Swagat Academy of Medical Sciences in association with Indian Association of Gastrointestinal Endo-Surgeons (IAGES). This is first edition of the series of books on this topic in world literature. It is a compilation of various current topics related to minimal access surgery (MAS) and gastrointestinal endoscopy. Highlights the rapid changes in techniques and emergence of new technologies. Covers various topics on basics and advanced MAS procedures and the future editions are likely to be more organ and subject specific. Contributed by many eminent experts from across the world.

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Message/His Holiness The Dalai Lama. Preface to the Second Edition. Introduction. 1. Sarvadarsika. 2. Dialogue and Monologue with Kapilaji/Baidyanath Saraswati. 3. A Letter to Kapila Vatsyayan/Michael Meschke. 4. The Invention of Space/David Park. 5. Autonomy and Wholeness: Reflections on Creativity and Self-expression/S.C. Malik. 6. The Learning of the Imagination/Kathleen Raine. 7. Higher States of Consciousness in East and West/Peter Malekin. 8. Seeing Time in the Indian Miniature/Jim C. Masselos. 9. A Gurjara-Pratihara Image of Viṣṇu Visvarupa/T.S. Maxwell. 10.Mudra: Its Metaphysical Basis in Kashmir Saivism/Bettina Baumer. 11. Radiance as an Aesthetic Value in the Art of Mesopotamia (With Some Indian Parallels)/Irene J. Winter. 12. Art and Meditation: Traditional Imagery and Contemporary Parallels as Seen Through Children's Meditational Art/Madhu Khanna. 13. The Compleat Devotee and the Cosmic City: Hanuman at Hampi/John Mckim Malville. 14. Art and the Topology of Being: Introducing a Threefold Homage to Kapila Vatsyayan/Andre Scrima. 15. Sergiu Al-George and the Romanian School of indology/Radu Bercea. 16. Museum of the Future: The Project Gīta-govinda/Ranjit Makkuni. 17. Krsnalīla in Temple Art of Khajuraho/Devangana Desai. 18. Goddess Cybele in Hindu Śakta Tradition/M.C. Joshi. 19. The Formation of Medieval Style in Malwa Region (A Presentation of Hinglajgarh Sculptures)/Ratan Parimoo. 20. The Buddhist Bronzes of Surocolo/Lokesh Chandra and Sudarshana Devi Singhal. 21. What Is Desi About Brahaddesi?/Prem Lata Sharma. 22. 'No Dance, and There is Only the Dance': Dance and the Indian Arts/Sehdev Kumar and Aaloka Mehndiratta. 23. The King, the Boar and the Waterhole: An Oral Narrative about the Recreation of Puṣkara/Aditya Malik. 24. The Membrane of Tolerance: Middle and Modern India/Michael W. Meister. 25. Is Religion a Human Invariant?/Raimon Panikkar. 26. A Question of Human Future/Keshav Malik. 27. India and the Future Culture of Man: A Search for New Perspectives/Meera Aster Patel. Index. An assemblage of twenty-six scholarly essays: in honour of Dr Kapila Vatsyayan, the book attempts to conjure up the integral vision of art exploring, as it does, the underlying unity of different disciplines. Written by distinguished Indian and foreign scholars: artists, art historians, archaeologists, anthropologists, scientists, philosophers and litterateurs, who have shared or subscribed to Dr Vatsyayan's holistic vision of arts, these essays look for the linkages that have existed within the arts, between the arts, and across the cultures focusing, contextually, on the form, the content, and the vision of art in terms of time and space. With at once stimulating alternative viewpoints available to humankind today, the authors consider space, time and consciousness as they are related to, and expressed in, metaphor, symbol and creative process. Together with cross-cultural comparisons of art, the book also explores the future of man as an artist. Art: The Integral Vision, besides the Editors' Introduction giving an overview on the presentations, is blessed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama's personal message. A foremost authority on Indian art and culture, Dr Kapila Vatsyayan is well-known to all serious scholars of art history, religion, philosophy and cosmology. A prolific author and recipient of several honours, including the prestigious Padma Shree (1990) and Padma Vibhushan (2011), she has convincingly spelt out the unifying principles of cultural plurality and the interdependence and interrelatedness of creative arts. This holistic vision unmistakably manifest in her writings has come to finest fruition in her setting up (in 1985) the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts (IGNCA), New Delhi. This is a fascinating book for wide-ranging specialists and students interested in the mathematical, geometrical, metaphysical, astrophysical, cosmological, philosophical, psychologica.