Neurotraumatology (Translated Version)

Author: Zhi Dashi
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book systematically and concisely elaborates on the series of pathological, physiological, and biochemical changes exhibited by the body after cranial brain trauma, as well as the corresponding emergency measures. It also provides detailed discussions on the principles of post-traumatic special problem management and rehabilitation treatment. The content of the book consistently adheres to the principles of the American Guidelines for the Management of Traumatic Brain Injury and modernized treatment systems, playing a pivotal role in advancing the standardization and normalization of cranial brain trauma treatment. The book is divided into five parts and 22 chapters, covering topics such as epidemiology, the pathophysiology and biochemistry of mild, moderate, and severe cranial brain trauma, pre-hospital management, emergency treatment, surgical treatment for space-occupying lesions, neurological rehabilitation, prognosis, as well as the treatment principles for special types of brain trauma like penetrating brain injuries and pediatric cranial brain trauma. It serves as an important reference not only for cranial brain trauma professionals but also for emergency medicine, other trauma specialists, and rehabilitation healthcare workers. Additionally, it offers significant reference value and inspirational insights for those engaged in basic research on cranial brain trauma and graduate students.