Modern Acute Abdominal Surgery

Author: Wu Jinsheng Gao Deming
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is written by experienced surgical experts and is divided into two parts, totaling thirty chapters. The first part is the General Theory, which systematically discusses the scope, classification, pathogenesis, diagnostic approach and methods, differential diagnosis steps and content, application of modern diagnostic techniques in acute abdominal diseases, antimicrobial therapy, fluid and electrolyte balance, shock and multiple organ dysfunction, perioperative management, and anesthesia for acute abdominal diseases. The second part is the Specific Topics, which provides detailed introductions to various surgical acute abdominal diseases, abdominal trauma, pediatric and elderly acute abdominal diseases, as well as related diseases causing acute abdominal pain in other disciplines. It covers their etiology, pathophysiology, diagnostic tests, and treatment techniques, with a particular emphasis on introducing new diagnostic and treatment measures in detail. The entire book focuses on clinical practice, highlighting practicality and advanced knowledge, and comprehensively reflects China's recent research achievements and diagnostic and treatment levels in acute abdominal diseases. It serves as a reference tool for clinical physicians, especially general surgeons, and is also available for grassroots surgeons and students and faculty of medical schools to read and reference.