Analysis of Difficult Cases in Clinical Internal Medicine: Selected Rounds

Author: Wang Minghe
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book serves as a reference for clinical physicians in various disciplines, especially those in internal medicine, pediatrics, geriatrics, and general practice. It is also an essential supplementary reading for resident physicians undergoing the "Three Basic Skills" training and medical students. Set against the backdrop of clinical difficult cases, the book references the latest diagnostic and treatment technologies and methods in the field of internal medicine both domestically and internationally. Through the format of teaching ward rounds and discussions, it provides a detailed description of 69 difficult clinical cases across 8 systems of internal medicine. The author fully utilizes the format of secondary ward rounds and postscripts, leveraging the analysis and discussions of physicians at various levels to skillfully elaborate on the onset, development, clinical outcomes, and treatment methods of each difficult case. It also offers insights and lessons learned from the clinical ward round analysis process. For the convenience of readers in searching and referencing, the book also includes a special appendix of diagnostic and differential diagnostic indexes for internal medicine diseases. This book serves as a reference for clinical physicians in various disciplines, especially those in internal medicine, pediatrics, geriatrics, and general practice. It is also an essential supplementary reading for resident physicians undergoing the "Three Basic Skills" training and medical students.