Modern Emergency Internal Medicine

Author: Liu Renshu
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: This book is co-authored by dozens of renowned experts in emergency internal medicine in China, making it an authoritative work in emergency medicine. It is divided into 30 chapters, systematically describing the fundamental theories of emergency internal medicine, rescue techniques for various internal system emergencies, disaster-related incidents, infectious disease emergencies, and acute poisoning. The book introduces principles of fluid and electrolyte balance and oxygen therapy, as well as nutritional treatment for critically ill patients. It also elaborates on the development of evidence-based medicine and the impact of information resource management on emergency medicine. Reflecting the latest academic advancements in emergency medicine both domestically and internationally, as well as the rich clinical experience of the experts, the book is richly illustrated, comprehensive in content, and written in a fluent style, making it highly valuable as a reference. It is suitable for internal medicine and emergency medicine physicians in various levels of hospitals, as well as faculty and students in medical schools.