Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Ward Rounds Manual

Author: Hu Qinggang, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Ward rounds are a fundamental system in hospital clinical departments and a crucial process in clinical medical practice. Their purpose is to further clarify the diagnosis of hospitalized patients, formulate comprehensive treatment plans, determine special examination and surgical procedures, conduct focused examinations and discussions for patients with poor treatment outcomes, and promptly adjust or revise treatment plans to provide high-quality medical services for patients, thereby achieving optimal treatment results. This book differs from typical outpatient treatment manuals in that it does not elaborate on or provide detailed introductions to content already explained in textbooks or mastered by surgeons. The relevant theories are also mentioned only briefly. The main feature of this book is that the concept of "ward rounds", highlighting different focuses at different stages of the illness (e.g., early, middle, and late stages after admission), dynamically analyzing the entire process of diagnosis and treatment for hospitalized patients. Structurally, it starts with solving practical clinical problems, with content that is focused and prominent. Under each condition, are set up according to the course of the disease, such as "Admission Assessment," "Clinical Analysis," "Treatment Plan," "Postoperative Management," and "Prognosis Assessment," with a final section on "Discharge Instructions." The content is designed to be practical, innovative, and reflective of new perspectives in the diagnosis and treatment of oral and maxillofacial surgery.