Pharmacology of Neurological Diseases

Author: Kuang Peigen
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive and systematic reference on the pharmacology of neurological drugs. It is primarily written for clinical physicians, pharmacists, other healthcare professionals, as well as teachers, graduate students, and undergraduates in medical and pharmaceutical schools. It can also serve as a learning and reference resource for pharmaceutical company management staff. The book is divided into four parts and 78 chapters. The first part covers neurological drugs and treatment methods, while the second, third, and fourth parts focus on the pharmacological treatment of neurological diseases, common neurological symptoms, and neurological diseases caused by systemic diseases, respectively. In the second to fourth parts, each chapter includes discussions on pathogenesis and etiology, symptoms, and diagnostic key points to guide proper medication use. The book combines fundamental theories with pharmacological treatment, presenting content in an accessible yet in-depth manner. It emphasizes both advanced and scientific rigor while also prioritizing practicality and readability. It features insights from renowned experts based on decades of medical experience, as well as evidence-based advanced therapies. To facilitate drug retrieval, an appendix includes a Chinese-English and English-Chinese index of drug names. The detailed table of contents at the beginning of the book allows readers to easily locate information on various diseases, symptoms, and related pharmacological treatments. Additionally, it provides a directory of contact information for over 70 authors, enabling direct communication between readers and authors.