Stroke and Related Diseases: Key Points for Diagnosis and Treatment

Author: Li Lingshan
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Publishing Date: 2002-09-02
Features: This book consists of 13 chapters, divided into three parts (Upper, Middle, and Lower), which introduce the diagnosis and treatment of stroke, write about preventive mistakes and syndrome differentiation, and discuss the treatment and prevention of related basic diseases of stroke, covering conditions such as obesity, hyperlipidemia, hypertension, hypotension, arteriosclerosis of the brain, and diabetes. The content focuses on the prevention and differentiation of stroke while also addressing several common basic diseases that often cause stroke, such as hypertension, obesity, and hyperlipidemia, which are prevalent in today's society. The preventive methods for basic diseases introduced in this book are the best way to prevent stroke. It is suitable for both Chinese and Western medical practitioners, especially doctors in primary comprehensive hospitals, as well as a wide range of patients, their families, and the elderly population. The book can be summarized in four words: comprehensive, excellent, innovative, and effective.
Comprehensive:
1. Comprehensive content—covers all aspects of stroke in one book.
2. Comprehensive treatment methods—includes a wide range of therapeutic approaches.
Excellent:
1. Combines the strengths of both Chinese and Western medicine, where the treatments of both complement and enhance each other.
2. Leverages the advantages of Chinese medicine in treating post-stroke sequelae such as hemiplegia and facial paralysis.
4. Demonstrates the benefits of integrated therapy.
5. Reflects the spirit of Chinese medicine's "treating before illness" by emphasizing the prevention of basic diseases related to stroke.
Innovative:
1. Deeply explores and researches traditional Chinese medicine while incorporating the latest Western diagnostic techniques and methods to introduce new treatment approaches.
2. Many parts of the book reflect the author's new perspectives, methods, and experiences.
3. A new writing structure.
Effective:
Fully incorporates the latest research progress and experiences in stroke studies today, focusing on clinical application and practicality.