Modern Hemorrhagic Disease

Author: Li Jiazeng / Wang Hongli / He Shilin, Editors
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: The content of this book covers the following aspects:
Conclusion, a brief introduction to the history, overview, and characteristics of bleeding disorders;
Chapter 1, an in-depth yet accessible explanation of normal hemostatic function from the perspectives of blood vessels, platelets, coagulation, and fibrinolysis;
Chapter 2, a detailed description of bleeding disorder diagnosis from clinical manifestations, laboratory tests, and imaging examinations;
Chapter 3, a comprehensive introduction to the application of traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine, and blood products in treating vascular abnormalities, platelet disorders, and coagulation disorders;
Chapter 4, a detailed description of bleeding caused by hereditary and acquired hemostatic function abnormalities;
Chapter 5, an all-around introduction from a clinical perspective, covering the etiology, pathology, diagnosis, and management of bleeding observed in various clinical departments.
The book includes a preface and an appendix at the end, forming a complete system that comprehensively incorporates relevant materials.
Key Features of the Book:
1. Comprehensive and Systematic: It provides a thorough and systematic explanation of bleeding disorders, covering concepts, etiology, pathology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, differential diagnosis, prevention, and treatment.
2. Novel and Practical: It incorporates new theories of pathogenesis, diagnostic techniques, and treatment measures, reflecting the progress of modern medicine and technology, and is highly practical.
3. Integration of Basic and Clinical Knowledge: The book fully demonstrates the guidance of basic theory in clinical practice and the enrichment of basic theory through clinical practice, integrating basic and clinical knowledge with theory and practice.
4. Emphasis on Bleeding in Various Clinical Departments: The book provides detailed descriptions of how to diagnose and effectively treat bleeding observed in different clinical departments.
It is hoped that this book can provide a simple platform for clinical workers, helping them to diagnose and treat bleeding disorders promptly and correctly.
This is a clinical practical monograph, with the primary readership targeted at clinical physicians, with attending physicians as the main focus. It is also suitable for resident physicians, deputy chief physicians, clinical nurses, laboratory technicians, graduate students, senior medical students, and teachers in various clinical departments for reference.