Ophthalmology Clinical Contraindications Handbook

Author: Dai Hong
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: With the continuous deepening of China's healthcare reform and the implementation of the "Medical Malpractice Handling Regulations," strictly adhering to diagnostic and technical operation routines is crucial for preventing and reducing medical accidents and disputes. In recent years, although many books on ophthalmic diagnosis and treatment have been published in China, none have focused specifically on contraindications during ophthalmic diagnosis and treatment procedures. Therefore, with the support and encouragement of the China (Peking Union Medical College Press), we have organized a team of professionals with extensive clinical experience to compile this reference book, which primarily addresses ophthalmic clinical contraindications and key points. The book has been supported by general practitioners, and it strives to comprehensively elaborate on modern ophthalmic diagnostic and treatment contraindications and clinical precautions. In each chapter, we have also shared our experiences and insights, hoping to provide valuable references for clinical ophthalmologists to improve diagnostic quality and reduce medical accidents. Additionally, we hope this book will serve as a supplementary textbook for continuing education for young ophthalmic clinicians.