Internal Medicine Treatment

Author: Jia Ruhàn et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Among the vast number of medical books available today, some focus too heavily on the introduction of basic medical knowledge, making them overly profound, while others serve as treatment manuals, being too simplistic. For internists, it is difficult to find a professional book that meets the needs of frontline clinical work. To address this, following the release of Differential Diagnosis of Internal Medicine Diseases (abbreviated as Differential Diagnosis), we have once again organized experienced internists from various specialties in clinical and teaching lines to contribute to this book, Treatment of Internal Medicine Diseases, as the sister volume to Differential Diagnosis. While briefly reviewing the diagnostic criteria for various common internal medicine diseases, this book dedicates significant space to introducing their treatment principles and methods. During the writing process, we referenced and cited numerous results and conclusions from recent international evidence-based medicine, striving to accurately grasp the pulse of medical development, innovate, and present the latest advancements in internal medicine treatment as much as possible, while maintaining conciseness. We hope this book will become a useful assistant for clinical internists. It can be used independently or paired with Differential Diagnosis for mutual reference, achieving a complementary effect.