Author: Gong Lansheng
Publisher:
Publication Date: 2001-11-01
Features: The book primarily uses the International Nonproprietary Names (INNs) proposed by the World Health Organization for drug names. Additionally, it adopts the statutory drug names approved in China and some other countries. At the end of the book, a comparative table of drug names is provided, with the former listing the statutory drug names approved in China and some other countries, and the latter listing the old drug names or aliases for reference in clinical practice. The book is suitable for internists and clinical medical staff, as well as medical and health school students for clinical learning and practice.
Internal Medicine Prescriptions (Second Edition) (Second Edition)
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