Clinical Anatomy of Obstetrics and Gynecology

Author: Su Yingkuan et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: The primary readers of this book are physicians in various levels of family planning, including interns, residents, graduate students, and anatomists. As the content is primarily focused on anatomy with clinical applications as a basis, it comprehensively and deeply reflects the latest developments in this field, broadens knowledge horizons, and allows readers to find detailed or missing information that is often not adequately covered in similar publications. This volume consists of 47 chapters, approximately 700,000 words, and includes 588 illustrations. The chapters are organized according to the anatomical order of female reproductive organs, gynecological and obstetric diseases, and new diagnostic and treatment technologies, combining systematic and thematic approaches. The emphasis is on highlighting key points and identifying the connection between clinical practice and anatomy. The content incorporates appropriate international advancements in technology and theory to reflect the current research status and development trends in this discipline. Significant research achievements and medical characteristics of China are discussed in thematic sections, and key clinical issues are addressed through "Gynecology and Obstetrics Discussions" that integrate anatomical insights. The writing style strives for consistency among authors, ensuring coherence and avoiding repetition.