Schrier's Diseases of the Kidney 9th ed. 2 Vols. Schrier's The Kidney

2012. Lippincott. 2 vols. 2760 Pages. 

 Yet it is concise and tightly organized, considering that medical information usually tends to be encyclopedic in nature, especially when looking at its many aspects. But most important of all, the information in this book is easily accessible. How so? First, by turning to the pages of the sections and chapters of this very well-organized book that we itemize below, you will easily find the topics you want to read on. Second, by going online and registering your copy (see instructions below) you can quickly locate what you’re looking for, and much more. As before, the ninth edition of this classic work has been put together to provide the most comprehensive and updated information for academic and practicing physicians to help care for their patients with kidney disease and hypertension. This massive two-volume book represents not only the work of the five editors...but in total over 200 physicians and other experts in various medical specialties. Most of the contributing authors of the 86 chapters in the eleven sections of this book are from the United States, but many are from 19 other countries, namely Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Egypt, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Lebanon, Poland, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, the Netherlands, Turkey, and United Kingdom

1. Structural and Functional Correlations in the Kidney
2. Clinical Evaluation
3. Cystic and Tubular Disorders
4. Infections of the Urinary Tract and the Kidney
5. Acute Kidney Injury
6. Hypertension
7. Glomerular, Interstitial, and Vascular Renal Diseases
8. Systemic Diseases of the Kidney
9. Disorders of Electrolyte, Water, and Acid Base
10. Chronic Kidney Disease
11. Management of End-Stage Kidney Disease