Pediatric Clinical Nephrology

Author: Yi Zhuwen (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 1998-01-01
Features: Nephrology is a discipline that closely integrates basic medical sciences with clinical medicine. This book takes this fundamental point as its starting point, striving to highlight the following characteristics: ① It endeavors to reflect the driving role of the development of basic medical sciences in advancing pediatric clinical nephrology, especially the impact of modern immunology, molecular pathology, modern cell biology, and molecular biology on pediatric nephrology; ② It focuses on reflecting the current level of clinical advancements in pediatric kidney diseases; ③ Regarding the classification of pediatric glomerular diseases, it adopts a combination of pathological and clinical classifications. The book provides a detailed introduction to the fundamental theories, basic knowledge, and recent developments in pediatric nephrology, emphasizing the clinical application of the field. It also considers the needs of clinical and scientific research, with a special focus on the application of molecular biology techniques in pediatric nephrology. The book is rich in content, novel, and practical, making it a rare and significant work on pediatric nephrology in recent years. It is suitable for reference by pediatric nephrologists, internists, and pediatricians in their clinical work. It is hoped that this book will serve as a valuable guide and trusted companion for them.