Clinical Pathological Anatomy

Author: Zhao Weixing / Liu Dechun / Li Daoming (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-10-13
Features: Clinical Pathological Anatomy consists of two parts: General Pathology and Systemic Pathology. The General Part, divided into 4 chapters, belongs to General Pathology, providing the common pathological basis for various diseases or pathological processes and covering the common laws of disease occurrence. The Systemic Part, divided into 8 chapters, belongs to Systemic Pathology, focusing on elucidating the specific patterns of various diseases, including their etiology, pathogenesis, morphological changes, and clinicopathological correlations. The primary target audience of this textbook is health professionals who have completed the specialty stage of medical education, obtained a medical license, or are directly upgrading from general medical specialty graduation. It also caters to the needs of undergraduate students from other disciplines and serves as a self-study reference. The textbook is designed for 36 teaching hours, with 30 hours allocated for theoretical lectures and 6 hours for laboratory sessions. After completing the General and Systemic Parts, one observation session focusing on gross specimens and a clinical pathological discussion session are arranged, emphasizing the observation of specimens and clinical pathological correlations.