Neuropsychiatric Rational Drug Use (Specialist Rational Drug Use Series)

Author: Li Yang
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: Opening a neurology textbook published before the 1980s, you often encounter phrases like "currently no specific treatment available" when reading about the treatment of many diseases. Compared to the nihilism of neurology toward treatment drugs and the exaggeration of diagnoses, this severely hinders the progress of clinical neurology. As a clinical reference book, the purpose of this book is to provide neurologists with guidance and assistance in the rational use of drugs in clinical practice. Most of the authors of this book are neurologists who have been engaged in clinical work for many years. To better serve clinical needs, the book is organized into chapters based on pharmacological mechanisms and the treatment requirements of different diseases. The main readers of this book are clinicians, especially neurologists. The first decade of the 21st century is an era of development in the field of neurology treatment. To treat neurology diseases, medication is essential, and the key to medication lies in rationality. This book is sure to become a reference that can help neurologists solve practical clinical problems.