Obstetrics and Gynecology Rational Drug Use

Author: Wang Shaohua
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Publishing Date: 2004-03-01
Features: With the continuous advancement and development of pharmaceutical technology, a large number of new and specialized drugs have emerged, making the role of medications in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecological and obstetric diseases increasingly significant. Meanwhile, the recent progress in clinical treatment and basic research in obstetrics and gynecology has further promoted the development and application of drugs. Faced with the vast array of medications, how to use them reasonably has become an urgent issue for gynecologists and obstetricians. Drug abuse has become a social problem, and irrational drug use not only fails to achieve the intended therapeutic goals but may also delay the condition and even increase adverse drug reactions. Particularly in the field of obstetrics and gynecology, when dealing with women, fetuses, and newborns, the scientificity, advancement, and practicality of drug use must be emphasized. How to use drugs reasonably and further improve diagnostic and treatment levels is a pressing need for gynecologists and obstetricians to have a specialized book that integrates gynecology and obstetrics drugs and treatment, with extensive drug information.
To this end, at the request of People's Medical Publishing House, renowned experts and professors, along with middle-aged and young backbone personnel primarily working in clinical practice, have referenced classic works and a large amount of domestic and international literature, compiling the book "Rational Drug Use for Specialist Physicians" - "Rational Drug Use in Obstetrics and Gynecology." This book is divided into 12 chapters. For each category of disease, it briefly introduces the etiology, clinical manifestations, and treatment principles, with a focus on specific drug treatments. The listed drugs are commonly used in recent domestic and international clinical practice (including new and older drugs), such as medications for perimenopausal health care and disease diagnosis and treatment in middle-aged and elderly women, drugs used in reproductive endocrinology for fertility control, contraception, and reproductive assisted technologies, etc. It emphasizes the specific usage and precautions of these drugs in this specialty, briefly introduces how to adjust drug use under special physiological and pathological conditions, and evaluates the efficacy and safety of the drugs based on evidence-based medicine. This allows clinicians to quickly select the correct treatment plan, clarify the pros and cons of the drug treatments used, and reduce the incidence of adverse drug reactions to the lowest possible level.
The authors of this book are gynecologists and obstetricians and clinical pharmacists with years of clinical experience. During the writing process, they referred to a large number of published domestic and international papers and monographs, ensuring that the literature is extensive and up-to-date. Based on professional theoretical foundations and clinical practical experience, they have drawn on the strengths of others, maintained rigorous and realistic writing, and presented the content in an accessible yet comprehensive manner. Through continuous revisions, the book has been completed.
The publication of "Rational Drug Use in Obstetrics and Gynecology" will undoubtedly provide a valuable reference book for middle-aged and young medical workers, offering significant reference value for clinical physicians, clinical pharmacists, medical students, and especially physicians in obstetrics and gynecology and related fields.