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The Gastro-Archeologist is a unique exploration into the evolutionary history of the gut, offering insights that challenge traditional perspectives on the gastrointestinal system. Authored by Dr. Jeremy Woodward, a renowned consultant gastroenterologist at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge, this book bridges the gap between medical science and the broader biological world.
Dr. Woodward's expertise exts beyond clinical practice; he lectures on gastroenterology and nutrition in Cambridge University Medical School and teaches gastrointestinal physiology to undergraduate students from Christ's College, where his academic journey began. A passionate wildlife observer, he combines his professional knowledge with a love for nature, as evidenced by his dedication to studying moths in his backyard and exploring reptiles during his travels to warmer climates.
Illustrated by Charlie E. Manning, a creative force who has honed her skills across various roles related to the art industry, this book showcases an artistic flr that complements the scientific content perfectly. Inspired by the natural world, she incorporates recycling into her work, reflecting a deep appreciation for traditional crafts and plant life that is evident in her creations.
The book invites readers to question their understanding of the gastrointestinal system, encouraging them to step back and appreciate its complexity from a broader evolutionary perspective. The narrative weaves together physiological intricacies with historical context, highlighting how our digestive processes have evolved over millions of years alongside other aspects of biology.
Key Topics Covered:
Physiology of the Intestine: A comprehensive overview explning the functions of various intestinal segments and their roles in nutrient absorption and waste management.
Nutrition and Gastroenterology: Insight into dietary requirements, tube-feeding techniques, and advanced nutrition support for patients with gastrointestinal disorders.
Clinical Nutrition: An exploration of how nutrition plays a crucial role in managing diseases such as celiac disease, inflammatory bowel disease, and malabsorption syndromes.
Intestinal Transplantation: Insights into the cutting-edge field of transplant surgery, including its indications, challenges, and ethical considerations.
Accessible to both specialists and non-specialists, this book promises to be an invaluable resource for anyone with an interest in the intricate workings of the digestive system and evolution. It not only educates on current medical knowledge but also pushes readers to think about how our bodies have adapted over time to suit the needs of different environments.
Bibliographic Information:
Title: The Gastro-Archeologist
Subtitle: Revealing the Mysteries of the Intestine and Its Diseases
Author: Jeremy Woodward
DOI: https:doi.org10.1007978-3-030-62621-1https:doi.org10.1007978-3-030-62621-1
Publisher: Springer Cham
Year of Publication: 2021
Edition Number: 1
The Gastro-Archeologist promises to revolutionize your understanding of the gastrointestinal tract by delving into its evolutionary roots and clinical implications. Whether you're a medical professional seeking deeper insights or an enthusiast fascinated by biology, this book offers a compelling journey through the mysteries of digestion.
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