Clinical Nuclear Medicine Medical Student Clinical Guide

Author: Shang Yukun
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This book is designed in line with the current trend of transforming medical teaching models, closely integrating the characteristics of clinical teaching and the requirements of the teaching syllabus. It serves as a teaching reference for medical students entering clinical teaching. In terms of organization and selection of content, it breaks away from the conventional arrangement of textbooks based on organs and systems, focusing on clinically common nuclear medicine diagnostic and treatment methods as key content for medical students to master. It also covers fundamental knowledge of nuclear medicine and less frequently used but valuable examination and treatment techniques in clinical practice. Additionally, a new chapter on "Recent Advances in Clinical Nuclear Medicine" is included to introduce the directions of domestic and international latest research findings, helping students broaden their perspectives and expand their knowledge. Ten selected English medical short articles in nuclear medicine are provided to assist students in understanding and mastering nuclear medicine English vocabulary and writing techniques, thereby facilitating their reading of foreign literature in this field. In terms of specific content, it emphasizes the indications, contraindications, patient preparation, and precautions for each diagnostic and treatment method, as well as the interpretation of normal and abnormal results. A special section titled "Report Terminology and Clinical Thinking" is added for reference when reading nuclear medicine diagnostic reports. The book features novel content, is easy to understand yet comprehensive, and is highly practical. It is suitable not only as a textbook for clinical medical students but also as a reference for junior resident physicians, clinical postgraduate students, and trainees.