Pediatrics (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Wu Ziliang
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Children's Internal Medicine is a revised edition of Practical Clinical Pediatrics, published five years ago. It is primarily aimed at pediatric internal medicine physicians, with its main content based on clinical practice needs. With the principles of practicality, advancement, scientific rigor, and comprehensiveness, it is an encyclopedic reference book for pediatrics. Building upon Practical Clinical Pediatrics, this book incorporates the latest domestic and international data from early 1998 to late 2002, doubling its length and dividing it into two volumes with a total of 24 chapters, approximately 5 million words. The book covers 2,211 diseases, 459 syndromes, and 335 tests. Each chapter is written by renowned domestic experts, presenting the latest developments in their respective fields, as well as clinical experiences and research insights. The book also compiles materials from recent international and domestic academic conferences, along with relevant diagnostic and treatment standards for pediatric internal medicine diseases, which are appended to the chapters for reference. Additionally, the book includes the internal medicine treatment of pediatric diseases and the internal medicine treatment of ophthalmology and otolaryngology diseases, expanding the knowledge base of pediatric internal medicine physicians and enhancing their comprehensive treatment capabilities. At the end of the book, there is a table of commonly used pediatric medications, an English-Chinese index with over 8,000 entries, an acronym index, and a syndrome index, making it extremely convenient to search. This book is closely tied to clinical practice, introducing diagnostic and treatment methods horizontally and vertically based on the clinical process. Its content is novel, detailed, and highly valuable as a reference book. It is suitable for use by pediatric internal medicine and pediatric surgery physicians, as well as for reference by adult internal medicine physicians and graduate students.