The sixth edition of Oh's Intensive Care Manual provides practical, concise information on all aspects of intensive care. Written in a clear and accessible style and now for the first time presented in colour throughout, this book enables the user to manage a patient in an ICU setting effectively without recourse to large text/reference works or specialized monographs.

This thoroughly revised and updated edition reflects the best and most current practice from leading centres in Australia, the UK and Western Europe. Although primarily intended for the trainee and practitioner in intensive care, nurses and other allied health professionals will find that this is an invaluable tool in helping to deal with a broad spectrum of conditions encountered in the ICU.

• Represents a consensus of practice/standard of care in Australia/NZ, UK and Europe.
• Treatment guidelines are authoritative since they follow those that are Recommended/laid down by Professional societies.
• Comprehensive, covers all important areas of intensive care medicine.
• Provides a single resource that will cover everything that a user will need to know during the course of an ICU rotation. No need to refer to a larger textbook.
• Information on management and treatment of conditions is balanced by pathophysiological and pharmacological background. This is not just a "cook book" of procedures. It provides all of the essential information for candidates wishing to pass professional examinations.
• Covers the paediatric as well as the adult patient in the ICU.
• Provides quick access and practical guidance for all clinical scenarios.
• Extensive list of key references most taken from the last three years.
• Helps trainees and practitioners prepare for case conference/presentations.
• Addition of colour throughout to highlight summary boxes, tables, charts and flow diagrams.Will make key information more accessible, easier and faster to retrieve.
• Includes the most current classification and "clinical scoring schemes.
• Keeps the user abreast of the latest developments in diagnosis and management.