Blood Disorders Rational Drug Use (Specialist Doctors Rational Drug Use Series)

Author: Xiao Zhijian
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: The in-depth understanding of the pathogenesis of hematological diseases and the completion of a systematic review (Meta-analysis) of clinical treatment trial results have laid a foundation for rational drug use in hematological diseases. As part of the "Clinical Rational Drug Use" series, we strive to maintain a consistent overall style while also introducing variations in "Rational Drug Use in Hematological Diseases": First, "Rational Drug Use in Hematological Diseases" does not aim for comprehensiveness but precision, excluding rare and uncommon diseases while thoroughly addressing common conditions. Second, although it focuses on "rational drug use," we believe this is built upon the foundation of holistic treatment, so we emphasize both the overall treatment strategies and how to use drugs rationally. Third, the focus is not on "drugs" but on "use," as "drugs" can be referenced from official guidelines. This book has two prominent characteristics: First, we have entered the era of evidence-based medicine, and all diseases with published clinical diagnosis and treatment guidelines are written based on these guidelines. Second, the authors are physicians who have long worked on the front lines of clinical practice at the Institute of Hematology, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, to make the book more practical, we have integrated the rich clinical experience of the authors into the text while respecting the literature. We hope this book can become a desk reference for hematological specialists, general internists, and medical students interested in hematology.