Burn Treatment, 3rd Edition

Author: Yang Zongcheng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Burns, whether in peacetime or wartime, are a common type of traumatic injury. In order to implement Chairman Mao Zedong's great strategic principle of "Preparedness against War, against Shortages, and for the People," medical personnel across China have strived to research methods for preventing and treating burns, promote experience in burn prevention and treatment, and improve treatment standards. This enables them to effectively serve socialist revolution and construction in peacetime and quickly engage in rescue work in anti-invasion wars. The second edition of this book continues to prioritize summarizing its own experience while absorbing advanced domestic and international practices and technologies. It closely focuses on current central issues in burn prevention and treatment, combining theory with practice and clinical research with experimental studies. Subjectively, the book aims to provide both practical experience and theoretical guidance, making it a favorite reference for burn specialists and young medical personnel aspiring to the field of burn medicine. It is also hoped that this book will benefit researchers in other fundamental areas of surgical medicine.