Obstetric Pocket Guide (Second Edition)

Author: Dong Yue
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Publish Date: 2004-11-01
Features: "Obstetric Pocket Guide" was compiled based on the problems encountered by internship physicians, resident physicians, young attending physicians, and visiting physicians in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Peking University Medical College Hospital during their clinical work. It differs from other manuals; the two editors of "Pocket Guide" are from the clinical frontline, serving as attending physicians and medical doctors, understanding the needs of frontline physicians. At the same time, "Pocket Guide" has also received guidance and review from professorial experts. The content of "Pocket Guide" includes key points for diagnosing common acute and critical obstetric diseases and the latest treatment methods, various physiological and abnormal values during pregnancy and delivery, key points of common obstetric surgeries, and medication characteristics for pregnant women, etc. However, it cannot replace textbooks. I hope that through this small guide, internship physicians can smoothly transition to resident physicians, visiting physicians can quickly become familiar with their work and enter the state of readiness, and it can help resident physicians and young attending physicians make correct judgments in emergencies, making "Pocket Guide" truly a pocket guide for obstetricians and gynecologists. "Obstetric Pocket Guide" was compiled based on the problems encountered by internship physicians, resident physicians, young attending physicians, and visiting physicians in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Peking University Medical College Hospital during their clinical work. It differs from other manuals; the two editors of "Pocket Guide" are from the clinical frontline, serving as attending physicians and medical doctors, understanding the needs of frontline physicians. At the same time, "Pocket Guide" has also received guidance and review from professorial experts. The content of "Pocket Guide" includes key points for diagnosing common acute and critical obstetric diseases and the latest treatment methods, various physiological and abnormal values during pregnancy and delivery, key points of common obstetric surgeries, and medication characteristics for pregnant women, etc. However, it cannot replace textbooks. I hope that through this small guide, internship physicians can smoothly transition to resident physicians, visiting physicians can quickly become familiar with their work and enter the state of readiness, and it can help resident physicians and young attending physicians make correct judgments in emergencies, making "Pocket Guide" truly a pocket guide for obstetricians and gynecologists.