Interventional Therapy for Digestive System Diseases

Author: Liu Jiyong, Yang Chongmei (editors)
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Interventional treatment technologies for digestive system diseases have made significant progress in recent years. With advancements in endoscopy, ultrasound, and catheter intervention techniques, traditional treatment concepts have undergone a complete transformation. Interventional minimally invasive therapy is being increasingly applied in clinical practice, demonstrating remarkable efficacy, minimal trauma, and rapid patient recovery, making it highly popular among both healthcare providers and patients. However, interventional treatment requires technical proficiency and carries certain risks. To standardize procedures, reduce errors, avoid unnecessary losses, and ensure patient health, we have organized doctors with extensive hands-on experience to summarize their years of clinical practice and reference the latest domestic and international literature to compile this book. Focusing on digestive system diseases and presenting each disease type individually, the book provides detailed introductions to the latest advancements in interventional treatment methods, indications, contraindications, operational techniques, and symptom prevention and management. It also evaluates the efficacy of various methods. The book consists of 31 chapters, comprehensively covering interventional minimally invasive treatment for digestive system diseases while emphasizing the integration of theory and practice, thereby enhancing its practicality.