Mike Perry – författare

Head, Neck, and Dental Emergencies, Second Edition provides the reader with a practical approach to the diagnosis and management of all urgent or emergent problems that occur above the collar bones. Emergency care must be simple and quick so this guide comprises short notes, diagrams, and photographs, with an emphasis on establishing the diagnosis while maintaining a high index of suspicion. New features for this edition are aimed at assisting a rapid diagnosis. Chapters are symptom-based and structured around how the patients present. Quick-reference boxes at the start of each chapter list common presentations and their causes, followed by tips and tricks on what to look for and what questions to ask the patient. Fully comprehensive, this new edition also has two new chapters on ''The Nose'' and ''The Throat''.

Head, Neck, and Dental Emergencies, Second Edition provides the reader with a practical approach to the diagnosis and management of all urgent or emergent problems that occur above the collar bones. Emergency care must be simple and quick so this guide comprises short notes, diagrams, and photographs, with an emphasis on establishing the diagnosis while maintaining a high index of suspicion. New features for this edition are aimed at assisting a rapid diagnosis. Chapters are symptom-based and structured around how the patients present. Quick-reference boxes at the start of each chapter list common presentations and their causes, followed by tips and tricks on what to look for and what questions to ask the patient. Fully comprehensive, this new edition also has two new chapters on ''The Nose'' and ''The Throat''.

For the British Sculpture Show at the Serpentine Gallery in 1983, artist David Nash created Sod Swap, a land art intervention which exchanged a circle of turf from his native North Wales with the lawn at London's Kensington Gardens. Nash was exploring ideas of place and what sculpture could be. 40 years later, artist Mike Perry's Reverse Sod Swap is less concerned with the materiality of sculpture and more with Britain's changing ecologies. By contrasting the loss of flora species in our farmed countryside with the enlightened rewilding our urban parks Perry's work suggests 'wildness' may need to be redefined.Reverse Sod Swap tells the story of both works of art through illustration, photography and essays. Featuring previously unseen photographs and drawings from the original project and over 100 photographs of Reverse Sod Swap, the book also contains an interview with David Nash, now in his 80th year. Essayists include Nicholas Thornton, Ben Tufnell, Anna Souter, Richard Fisher, Lee Schofield.