Differential Diagnosis of Practical Clinical Symptoms

Author: Guan Xunliang Wang Tinghuai
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Publish Date: 1999-03-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive guide dedicated to the differential diagnosis of common clinical symptoms. It consists of 100 chapters, providing a relatively thorough introduction to over 130 common clinical symptoms across various disciplines, including internal medicine, surgery, pediatrics, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, dermatology, psychiatry, neurology, and infectious diseases. Additionally, it offers detailed explanations on methods for guiding diagnosis and differential diagnosis. The book features a unique format, with clinical symptoms as the primary focus, grouping and categorizing diseases that share the same symptoms. Information is presented in tabular form, covering aspects such as disease classification, etiology, incidence, symptom characteristics, accompanying symptoms and signs, and relevant auxiliary examinations. This concise and succinct approach makes it easy for readers to find information quickly and efficiently, facilitating the differentiation and diagnosis of diseases and symptoms. It provides great convenience for clinical physicians in their diagnostic and differential diagnostic practices. The book is rich in content, covers a wide range of diseases, and presents up-to-date information, combining breadth and depth. It is suitable for clinical doctors in various hospitals, faculty and students in major medical colleges, intern and resident physicians. Practical Differential Diagnosis of Clinical Symptoms will become a valuable guide and companion on your medical journey.