General Surgery. Pediatric Surgical Assistance

Author: Li Si
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The operating room is the place where surgical and related specialty patients undergo surgery. It has always been a crucial department that hospitals pay great attention to and focus on. The management level of the operating room, surgical nursing coordination, and professional standards directly impact the success of surgeries. Especially with the continuous development of modern medicine, advancements in surgical techniques, anesthesia methods, equipment, and surgical instruments have been rapid, placing even greater demands on nurses to improve their operating room management skills and technical expertise. In this context, there is an urgent need for a comprehensive and systematic book that introduces operating room management and coordination for various specialties.
In light of this, we have invited senior nursing experts from influential hospitals across the country to compile this "Practical Handbook of Surgical Coordination," which serves as a reference for operating room nurses at all levels in their work and studies. "Practical Handbook of Surgical Coordination" is a series of large-scale reference books, including seven volumes: "Surgical Nursing Management," "Coordination for General Surgery and Pediatric Surgery," "Coordination for Orthopedic Surgery," "Coordination for Cardiothoracic Surgery and Neurosurgery," "Coordination for Urology, Gynecology, Plastic Surgery, and Burn Surgery," "Coordination for Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology, and Maxillofacial Surgery," and "Practical Handbook of Surgical Instruments for Nurses."
The content of the entire series is comprehensive, rich, and up-to-date, reflecting the concept of holistic nursing while highlighting the characteristics of the operating room. It closely integrates basic surgeries with newly developed ones, elaborating on key coordination points in detail. The surgical steps and coordination are clear, well-organized, and standardized, fully demonstrating the advanced level of domestic surgical practices. The authors have integrated the management knowledge and professional skills that modern operating room specialists must master throughout the series, striving for practicality and close clinical relevance to cultivate qualified operating room specialists.
This volume systematically introduces the key coordination points for various surgeries in general surgery and pediatrics, divided into two parts. The first part, "Coordination for General Surgery," consists of seventeen chapters, covering the coordination points for surgeries involving organ and tissue injuries in the neck, breast, abdomen, stomach, intestines, liver, pancreas, spleen, anal canal, and blood vessels. The second part, "Coordination for Pediatric Surgery," consists of fifteen chapters, covering surgeries for diseases and tissue injuries involving the diaphragm, navel, abdomen, esophagus, stomach, intestines, and anal canal.
Each part introduces the characteristics of specialized surgeries and the preparation of instruments and dressings. Every surgery is described in detail, including applied anatomy, anesthesia methods, surgical incisions, surgical positions, surgical materials, surgical steps, coordination, and precautions. Based on the clinical experience accumulated by nurses, this book collects relevant domestic and international literature, serving as a practical and hands-on reference tool focused on surgical coordination. It is suitable for use by operating room nurses and can also be referenced by students in medical schools.