Clinical splenology

Author: Wang Guoliang
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book consists of 5 parts and 33 chapters, totaling approximately 500,000 words. It covers fundamental theories such as the anatomy and histology of the spleen, the physiological functions of the spleen, the physiological functions of spleen diseases, the etiology, pathology, and diagnosis of spleen diseases, and extends to clinical knowledge regarding the relationship between primary spleen diseases, systemic diseases, and spleen lesions, as well as common treatment measures and precautions for various spleen diseases. It systematically elaborates on the new theories and technologies in the basic and clinical diagnosis and treatment of spleen diseases in the contemporary era. It is suitable for learning and reference for physicians at all levels in internal medicine, infectious diseases, pediatrics, and general surgery, as well as for medical students and researchers, who may also find it valuable.

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