API Textbook of Medicine (2 Vols Set), 13/E | Comprehensive Internal Medicine Textbook for Postgraduates, DNB Trainees and Physicians | Symptom-based Clinical Approach to Evidence-based Management

API Textbook of Medicine is the 13th edition of the internal medicine reference published for the Association of Physicians of India (API), presented as a two-volume set. It combines bedside clinical skills with current science, offering an India-focused account of internal medicine across the range of clinical settings, from first patient contact to evidence-based management. The publisher describes this edition as integrating traditional bedside skills with modern advances in genomics, artificial intelligence and digital health, and as incorporating ethics, communication skills, mental health and the medical humanities. The work is organised into specialty sections, each with its own section editors, running from the art and ethics of medicine and a symptoms, syndromes and clinical-approach section through infectious diseases, cardiology, neurology, gastroenterology, hepatology, pulmonology, rheumatology, hematology and further systems. Across 249 chapters it gives particular attention to conditions common in India, including tropical and emerging infections and the rising burden of noncommunicable disease, and to cost-effective, resource-sensitive diagnosis and treatment. Chapters open with basic considerations and a clinical approach, then move to investigations and management, and are supported by flowcharts, algorithms, comparison tables, clinical figures and references to major trials and current guidelines. Who This Book Is For: Postgraduate medicine students (MD and DNB): a primary reference for internal medicine training, structured by system with a symptom-based clinical-approach section for ward work, theory papers and clinical exams. Practising physicians: a consolidated, India-focused desk reference for day-to-day internal medicine, kept current with recent trials, guidelines and evolving therapeutics. Why This Book Helps: Covers internal medicine in one reference: 249 chapters across specialty sections mean most clinical questions can be answered without switching books. Starts from the presenting problem: a dedicated symptoms, syndromes and clinical-approach section links complaints such as fever, chest pain, dyspnea and altered sensorium to a worked diagnostic pathway. Reflects Indian disease patterns: detailed coverage of tropical, parasitic and emerging infections and of noncommunicable disease as seen in Indian practice. Supports cost-aware practice: emphasis on resource-sensitive investigation and treatment choices. Keeps management current: chapters cite recent landmark trials and current guidelines for evidence-based decisions. Key Features: Two-volume set of 249 chapters organised into specialty sections, each with named section editors. Dedicated symptoms, syndromes and clinical-approach section covering common presenting complaints. Flowcharts, algorithms, comparison tables and clinical figures throughout, with references to major trials and guidelines. Extensive infectious-diseases coverage, including tropical, parasitic and emerging and re-emerging infections relevant to India. Integrated chapters on medical ethics, communication skills, mental health and the medical humanities.

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