Modern diagnosis and treatment of surgical diseases

Author: Wang Ziming
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: An excellent textbook for medical students, every medical library should own this book. — A highly commendable book by a senior reviewer for the 10th edition. It objectively and accurately answers all questions related to surgical diagnosis and treatment, making it indispensable for all medical students and surgeons. — A reference book for online review and exam preparation for the 10th edition. — A comprehensively updated online review for the 10th edition, always your best reference book for surgery. Covering over 1,000 diseases and functional abnormalities, it includes general and specific surgical topics, with over 475 illustrations. A new chapter has been added—"Responses of the Body to Trauma and Postoperative Metabolism and Neuroendocrine Reactions"—to keep pace with the latest developments in surgery. Most chapters have been revised, including oncology, colorectal surgery, plastic surgery, vascular surgery, and cardiothoracic surgery. It introduces the latest minimally invasive surgical techniques and provides a comprehensive review of neurosurgery and pituitary surgery. It discusses important issues in the management of patients with various conditions, such as admission, wound healing, preoperative and postoperative care, infections and antibiotics, fluid and electrolyte imbalances, anesthesia, shock, trauma, and burns. It includes relevant epidemiology, pathophysiology, and pathology, with a focus on enabling readers to quickly recall key diagnostic points and concise descriptions of disease progression. It is an excellent book for medical students, family doctors, surgeons, and surgical patients seeking consultation. Modern Diagnosis and Treatment of Surgical Diseases strives to provide all the knowledge about foreign languages related to diseases. Like other LANGE series books, the main content of this book includes key points of disease diagnosis, descriptions of disease processes, and precise diagnosis and treatment. The discussions on epidemiology, pathophysiology, and pathology are also closely tied to the book's ultimate goal—patient care. One-third of the chapters in this book focus on common and important medical and surgical issues encountered in patient diagnosis and treatment. The book lists the latest references, more detailed than some textbooks, making it suitable for readers who wish to learn more about a specific topic.