Surgical Manual Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Series of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

Author: Wu Xianzhong
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Publishing Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This manual is divided into four parts. The first part briefly introduces the basic issues of general surgery, serving as the foundational theoretical content of general surgery. The second part covers the diagnosis and treatment of common general surgery diseases, with a significant focus on digestive system diseases, but also includes superficial and soft tissue, head and neck, and breast diseases, as well as peripheral vascular surgery diseases and burns, many of which are examples where integrated Chinese and Western medicine has achieved notable results. The third part briefly introduces commonly used diagnostic and treatment techniques, providing a systematic overview of the application of endoscopy in digestive system diseases and the development of laparoscopic surgery, which are important methods in "minimally invasive surgery." Considering that a manual cannot be all-encompassing, various surgical techniques are not listed here. Readers are encouraged to refer to specialized surgical textbooks. The fourth part provides a general introduction to a new field of integrated Chinese and Western medicine surgery—the perioperative treatment.