General surgery accidents and complications

Author: Wang Lulin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: This book comprehensively introduces various unexpected events and complications encountered in general surgery, primarily involving thyroid surgery, breast surgery, gastrointestinal surgery, anorectal surgery, hepatic surgery, biliary and pancreatic surgery, splenic surgery, and vascular surgery. Additionally, it covers the unexpected events and complications in organ transplantation and interventional radiology within general surgery. The book is divided into two main parts: common complications shared by all surgeries, and specific unexpected events and complications unique to various general surgeries. For each unexpected event and complication, it is organized according to causes, clinical manifestations, management, and prevention. The content spans over 1.4 million words with more than 500 illustrations. During the writing process, a large number of domestic and international literature were referenced, totaling approximately 2,000 articles, with their names listed at the end of each chapter. Additionally, a Chinese index is provided at the back of the book for easy reference. The book is rich in content,, clinically practical, and serves as an important reference for surgeons and physicians to prevent surgical unexpected events, avoid operational errors, manage surgical complications, and prevent medical accidents. It is a valuable resource for medical professionals in general surgery.