Clinical Diagnostic Thinking and Practice: Analysis of Difficult Cases

Author: Jia Jie
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This book focuses on diagnostic thinking, guiding clinicians on how to expand their diagnostic and treatment approaches based on patients' symptoms and signs, and quickly select effective examinations and treatment methods. The book lists the diagnostic and treatment processes of nearly 100 difficult cases, providing readers with inspiration and enabling them to learn more about diseases recognized in recent years or new syndromes. For the diseases listed in the book, the author has reviewed domestic and international latest literature to help readers understand the current state of diagnosis and treatment and future development trends. The book is rich in content, combining theory with practice, and has significant practical value, making it suitable for clinical physicians in non-surgical departments with a certain foundation and senior medical students.