Clinical Examination of Hepatitis and the Best Treatment Plan

Author: Liu Ping
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: Viral hepatitis, due to its wide prevalence, high transmissibility, and high incidence rate, often causes varying degrees of jaundice. Particularly during World War II, a large number of battlefield jaundice patients appeared in a short period. Due to its sudden onset, people developed a fear of the disease, leading to a decline in combat effectiveness. Because the disease was unknown at the time, it was called the "Yellow Plague." This book is divided into four chapters, covering basic knowledge of hepatitis, clinical examinations and diagnosis, the optimal treatment plans, and preventive and health care measures. The entire book focuses on the prevention and treatment of hepatitis B, while also introducing the prevention and treatment knowledge of hepatitis A, C, D, and E. At the end of each chapter, there are additional facts related to the chapter to help patients deepen their understanding. The book highlights the significance of clinical examinations and the optimal treatment plans, making it easy for patients to check and ensure they receive effective treatment at a lower cost. The book also includes updates on recent developments in hepatitis prevention and treatment. The entire book is easy to understand, rich in content, and free of reading difficulties, making it suitable for grassroots medical personnel, epidemic prevention workers, medical students, hepatitis patients, and their families. It is also suitable for healthy individuals with a junior high school education or higher as a self-care reference.