St George's Hospital Reports
St George's Hospital Reports
St George's Hospital Reports (pronunciation: Saint George's Hospital Reports) are a collection of medical reports and studies conducted at St George's Hospital, a renowned medical institution in the United Kingdom.
Etymology
The term "St George's Hospital Reports" is derived from the name of the hospital, St George's Hospital, where the reports are generated. The hospital itself is named after Saint George, the patron saint of England.
History
St George's Hospital has a long history of medical research and reporting, dating back to its establishment in the 18th century. The hospital's reports have been instrumental in advancing medical knowledge and practice, contributing to the development of various medical fields such as cardiology, neurology, and surgery.
Content
The reports typically include detailed case studies, research findings, and clinical trials conducted at the hospital. They cover a wide range of medical topics, from common diseases like diabetes and heart disease, to rare conditions and innovative treatment methods. The reports are often used as reference material by medical professionals and researchers worldwide.
Related Terms
- Medical report: A document detailing a patient's medical history, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment.
- Clinical trial: A research study that tests how well new medical approaches work in people.
- Case study: A detailed account of a person's disease and treatment, often used for teaching and research purposes.
See Also
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on St George's Hospital Reports
- Wikipedia's article - St George's Hospital Reports
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