Modern Critical Care Monitoring Diagnosis and Treatment

Author: Liu Yucun (Main Translator)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Modern Critical Care Diagnosis and Treatment meets the unique needs of critical care physicians, especially those with backgrounds in internal medicine, respiratory medicine, surgery, or anesthesiology. It provides a unified solution to the problems encountered in adult critical care practice. This book transcends disciplinary boundaries, enabling you to quickly grasp the key diagnostic features, related pathophysiology, brief disease processes, and practical management principles of critical illnesses. It helps you successfully manage critically ill patients and serves as a one-stop reference for adult critical care practitioners. Convenient for critical care teaching, practice, and review—especially for those preparing for professional exams. Integrates perspectives from both internal and surgical medicine in terms of diagnostic and treatment expertise. Covers 40 key topics in critical care basics, medical critical care, and surgical critical care essentials. Includes knowledge on pregnancy, mental illness, imaging, patient transport, and other aspects. Presents the new treatment principles for Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS), provides new advances in the pathophysiology of respiratory failure and fluid/electrolyte disorders, and offers optimal treatment recommendations for supportive care measures such as nutrition, bleeding prevention, and deep vein thrombosis (DVT) prevention. Suitable for the following individuals: medical students rotating through internal medicine, surgery, and critical care; residents and fellows; practicing physicians who need a concise reference to manage daily critical care tasks.