Rational Use of Drugs in Dermatology and Venereology (Series of Books on Rational Drug Use for Specialist Physicians)

Author: Sun Yu'an
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: There are numerous sexually transmitted diseases among skin diseases, and the treatment drugs are also very diverse, including systemic medications as well as a large number of topical drugs. It is indeed not easy to achieve rational drug use. In recent years, clinical and basic research in dermatology and venereology have advanced rapidly, with new therapies and drugs constantly emerging. The unreasonable use of drugs in clinical practice has become increasingly prominent. Rational Drug Use in Dermatology and Venereology is one of the books in this series, written by experienced experts based on recent domestic and international literature, combined with the authors' clinical experience and insights, and is intended as a reference for clinical dermatologists and general practitioners when prescribing medications. The book follows the basic framework of dermatology and venereology, with each disease category as a chapter, providing a comprehensive introduction to the disease, including its etiology, clinical manifestations, treatment principles, and protocols. It details the drugs used for each disease, explaining their pharmacological effects, clinical applications, adverse reactions and prevention, drug interactions, precautions, and evaluates their efficacy. The aim is to achieve more rational drug selection and obtain better therapeutic outcomes. The book is written with simplicity and practicality in mind, and it strives to include as many new therapies and drugs that have emerged in recent years as possible.