Modern Otolaryngology Diagnosis and Treatment Handbook: Clinical Physicians' Diagnosis and Treatment Book (Second Edition)

Author: Guo Min
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Peking University Health Science Center (formerly Beijing Medical University) is a medical school with a history of over 80 years, boasting a large number of experts with extensive theoretical knowledge and rich clinical experience. The "Clinical Physicians' Diagnosis and Treatment Series" they compiled provides convenience for the working under line tension, enabling them to consult promptly and resolve doubts. In the past six years, clinical diagnosis and treatment techniques have developed rapidly. To keep pace with medical advancements and better alleviate patients' suffering, it is necessary to revise and supplement the content to further improve it.
First, the scope of this edition has been significantly expanded. In terms of diseases, in addition to the common ones already included, some less common conditions have also been added. In content, each sub-book has been enriched. The book is divided into eight parts: Ear Diseases, Nasal and Sinus Diseases, Pharyngeal Diseases, Laryngeal Diseases, Tracheal and Esophageal Diseases, Tumors, Routine and Special Examination Methods and Treatments of Otolaryngology, and Local and Systemic Medications. At the end of the book, there are appendices such as: Normal Reference Values for Clinical Tests, Clinical Blood Tests, Common Medications in Otolaryngology, Systemic Medications, and Local Medications in Otolaryngology, for reference.
This book is rich in content, up-to-date in information, concise in language, easy to understand, practical, and straightforward. The described diagnostic and treatment methods are specific and easy to master, making it an ideal reference tool for clinical physicians. It can be used by doctors at all levels and medical students from medical schools in clinical practice.