Clinical Immunodiagnostics

Author: Lang Jiangming
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The writing of this book firmly adheres to the principle of clinical applicability, which is reflected in the following aspects:
1. The authors of this book are middle-aged and young professionals who have long been working in the frontline of clinical internal medicine. Most of them are graduates of master's or doctoral programs or postdoctoral research stations, with professional titles covering various levels such as Chief Physicians, Associate Chief Physicians, and Attending Physicians. They have active minds, a strong sense of updating knowledge, and a high emphasis on applying immunological knowledge to solve practical clinical problems in internal medicine, with rich clinical application experience.
2. The content is organized by common diseases in each system of internal medicine and commonly used immunological indicators. The clinical diagnosis of each disease is as far as possible based on the currently international and domestic unified standards, enabling readers to familiarize themselves with or update the key points of clinical diagnosis for each disease before obtaining immunological knowledge, thereby further improving clinical diagnostic skills.
3. The introduction of immunological indicators is the core of this book, and the elaboration of their clinical significance is the focus. When explaining the clinical significance, the book follows the principle of absorbing the latest research progress both at home and abroad and closely integrating with clinical practice. Content with significant clinical application controversies is not included.
4. In terms of selecting immunological diagnostic indicators, in addition to those commonly used in clinical practice, many new indicators with high clinical value are also introduced. Most of the immunological indicators and related detection methods mentioned in this book can be carried out in most hospitals, ensuring a wide range of applicability and promoting the innovation of diagnostic thinking among internal medicine physicians and clinical laboratory physicians.