Internal Medicine Differential Diagnosis

Author: Kuang He Ling
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Differential Diagnosis of Internal Medicine Diseases was published in 1975 and was written by a team of experienced clinicians from the Department of Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases, and Neurology at the Affiliated Hospital of Zhongshan Medical College, organized by Professor Kuang He Ling. During the late Cultural Revolution, medical reference books were scarce. This book, with its innovative format and rich, concise, and practical content, quickly attracted a large readership and became a must-read reference for many clinical physicians and medical students. In 1983, the second edition was revised and published, becoming one of the best-selling medical reference books in China at the time. Subsequently, Professor Kuang He Ling spent a full decade reading numerous domestic and international books on the subject, collecting clinical research articles from almost all influential internal medicine and related specialty journals in China, and combining his extensive clinical experience to thoroughly refine each chapter. The third edition was compiled in 1993. The third edition of Differential Diagnosis of Internal Medicine Diseases is distinguished by its clear structure, with symptoms or signs as the framework and diseases as the focus. It provides concise and detailed introductions to the manifestations, diagnosis, and differential diagnosis of internal medicine and infectious diseases. Each chapter concludes with a comprehensive list of major domestic clinical research references, making it a rare and invaluable masterpiece on differential diagnosis of internal medicine diseases both in China and internationally. This book serves as both a handy reference tool and a valuable resource for study and research, combining readability and practicality.