General Emergency Medicine for Critical Illness

Author: Wang Jinda
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book takes the rescue of acute critically ill patients as a whole, inviting experts and professors from different disciplines and professions who have worked in online for many years. Based on their respective clinical practice experience and insights, combined with the latest medical advancements internationally, they have written their respective chapters. The writing of this book focuses on clinical practice, providing a relatively comprehensive explanation of various immediate emergency rescue techniques. It summarizes that each discipline for critically ill patients needs to master interdisciplinary and cross-professional knowledge and skills to improve the survival rate of rescue patients. Therefore, the book is named "General Critical Illness Emergency Medicine," meaning it has reference value for clinical doctors of all disciplines in rescuing critically ill patients, such as cardiovascular and thoracic surgery, burn surgery, trauma surgery, hepatobiliary surgery, pathological obstetrics, interventional therapy, etc. For professional doctors working in the emergency department and intensive care unit, it is a must-read work guide. The book is highly practical because it elaborates in detail on the diagnostic basis, monitoring methods, and rescue techniques for various acute critically ill conditions in different disciplines.