Clinical Case Diagnosis and Treatment Exercise · Pediatrics Division

Author: Xue Xindong / Yuan Zhuang / Sun Mei (editors)
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: The book "Clinical Case Diagnosis and Treatment Drills - Pediatrics" aims to help medical students, young pediatricians, and graduate students consolidate the knowledge they have learned from textbooks through the study of specific cases. More importantly, it bridges the gap between theory and practice, providing some assistance for medical students to transition into clinical practice and quickly adapt to complex clinical work. The cases included cover common and frequent diseases of various pediatric systems, and some rare and difficult-to-diagnose cases have been added to broaden the scope of thinking. This book selects 90 clinical pediatric cases, introducing common and frequent diseases of various pediatric systems. Each disease is analyzed in a question-and-answer format, following the process of a doctor diagnosing and treating a patient, from simple to complex. It presents the clinical characteristics of the disease, diagnostic and differential diagnostic criteria, further auxiliary examination content, and treatment methods. Moreover, some cases include recent research findings, and the book summarizes the reasons for success and failure in clinical diagnosis and treatment, as well as lessons learned, based on the evolution of the cases. The book strives to reflect the analytical thinking process of clinical doctors, with rich content and strong practicality. It can serve as a reference textbook for clinical medical students, clinical professional degree graduate students, and residents undergoing standardized training, as well as a reference book for clinical physicians.