Spinal surgery anesthesia

Author: Cui Suyang
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book is divided into 26 chapters, systematically and comprehensively elaborating on the anatomy and physiology of the spine and spinal cord, the imaging diagnosis of spinal surgery disorders, anesthesia evaluation, monitoring, implementation, and management during perioperative periods, as well as interventional treatments for spinal and spinal cord diseases, such as chemical nucleolysis for disc herniation, needle knife for cervical spondylosis and lower limb pain, etc. The book combines text and illustrations to comprehensively and systematically explain the pathogenesis, diagnosis, perioperative anesthesia management, monitoring, and nursing of spinal surgery diseases. Its content is novel and practical, covering both basic anatomical knowledge related to the spine, imaging diagnosis of X-ray, CT, and MRI, spinal nerve electrophysiological monitoring and abnormal waveform analysis, as well as anesthesia management for various spinal surgery procedures and the introduction of interventional treatments for spinal diseases in anesthesiology. The entire book is divided into four parts: Spinal and Spinal Cord Anatomy and Physiology; Spinal and Spinal Cord Disease Imaging Diagnosis; Anesthesia and Monitoring for Spinal and Spinal Cord Disease Surgery; and Interventional Treatment of Spinal Diseases in Anesthesiology, totaling 26 chapters. This book can help and guide physicians in spinal surgery, anesthesiology, and pain management to diagnose and treat spinal diseases, manage perioperative care, and implement anesthesia, making it suitable for doctors at all levels in anesthesiology, pain treatment, spinal surgery, and imaging departments, as well as graduate students, interns, and medical students to read and reference.