Saber’s Handbook of Acute Medicine – Dr Mohamed Saber

Saber’s Handbook of Acute Medicine – Dr Mohamed Saber, available on Tabib Mart, is a dedicated resource for medical trainees and practitioners working in acute care settings. This handbook distils the essential knowledge required for managing medical emergencies, acute internal medicine presentations and scenario-based decision-making.

The book begins by outlining foundational topics: rapid assessment, monitoring, initial management of unstable patients, fluid and electrolyte emergencies, and common acute cardiovascular and respiratory crises. Subsequent chapters explore system-based acute presentations — such as severe infections, acute renal failure, acute liver failure, acute metabolic derangements, haematologic emergencies and neurologic acute events — all within a structured, clinically-oriented framework.

Each topic is presented with:

• learning objectives to focus the reader’s attention

• algorithm boxes and decision-trees to guide rapid action

• high-yield summary tables and annotated diagrams for quick revision

• key-point boxes highlighting common pitfalls and urgent-care pearls

This handbook is designed for easy referencing during clinical rounds, fast review before exams or for on-call preparation. Whether you’re a medical student stepping into your first ward, a junior doctor rotating through acute medicine, or a resident seeking a compact yet comprehensive guide: this book brings clarity, effectiveness and practicality into one volume. With a publication year of 2024 and authorship by an experienced clinician in Egyptian-context acute medicine, it aligns with the training and exam needs of local medical faculties.