This textbook contains information in all areas of general and specifi c pharmacology. The basic volume is preceded by the two references to world and Russian history of pharmacology which outline the key milestones of pharmacology development in the global and domestic framework.
The present textbook provides abundant visual aids: the text on one side of a page-spread is accompanied with an illustration on the other side. Such structure makes it easy for the reader to peruse the sketch, chart, or diagram without abandoning the text.
Notwithstanding the concise narrative, the textbook contains information on all drugs included in the academic program on pharmacology, as well as the new