Analysis of Common Clinical Diagnostic and Treatment Errors

Author: Wang Zengli
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: The purpose of writing this book is to identify some common problems found in consultations at grassroots hospitals or cases transferred from grassroots hospitals by the author. By combining theories widely accepted in modern medicine with specific examples, the book analyzes these issues and proposes relatively reasonable clinical treatment methods for reference by grassroots hospital doctors and doctors new to clinical practice. This book only covers some relatively common diseases in internal medicine, pediatrics, and neurology. It is necessary to point out that the correctness of clinical thinking is closely related to the experience, intuition, and flexibility of doctors at all levels, and it requires a continuous maturation process. Except for specific cases, it is sometimes very difficult to distinguish between correct and incorrect clinical thinking. The author hopes to engage in discussions and explorations with the readers through this book, striving to make our clinical thinking closer to the actual situation of the patients, reduce unnecessary misdiagnosis and mistreatment, and minimize the psychological and financial burden on the patients.