Practical New Drug Handbook

Author: Jie Bin
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Publish Date: 1999-08-01
Features: The book's main feature is its close connection with clinical practice. It organically links medicine and pharmaceuticals, emphasizing practicality to help clinical physicians make reasonable selections and applications of new drugs. The book provides a detailed introduction to 213 new drugs that have been introduced domestically and internationally in recent years, all of which have been selected based on the principles of proven efficacy and minimal side effects. The book consists of fourteen chapters. Chapter 1 is an introduction, covering an overview of the research and application of new drugs both domestically and internationally, the development and application of new dosage forms and excipients, and the importance of rational drug use and adverse drug reaction reporting systems. Chapters 2 to 14 are organized according to general pharmacological classification methods. At the beginning of each class of drugs, a brief introduction is provided on the progress of application, rational use, and the characteristics of each new drug. To meet the needs of clinical practice, scientific research, and production, as much information as possible is included for each new drug, such as different names, chemical structures, pharmacological actions, clinical applications and evaluations, drug interactions, precautions, dosage and administration, and formulations and specifications. Among these, pharmacological actions and clinical applications and evaluations are given special emphasis.