Practical Surgical Pharmacology (2nd Edition)

Author: Li De'ai et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publishing Date: 1998-10-01
Features: This book aims to complement surgical treatment by providing reasonable medication guidance principles. It pioneers a new approach in the writing of surgical, demonstrating strong practicality and scientific rigor. It represents a new attempt to bridge theory and practice. The book is divided into two parts. The first part consists of 60 chapters, systematically introducing the principles and methods of medication before and after surgery for various surgical diseases. It provides detailed information on commonly used drugs for surgical diseases, complications, and special patient cases, helping readers understand the diagnosis and treatment of common symptoms and complications. It serves as a reference for surgical clinicians in treating patients. The second part comprises 22 chapters, primarily focusing on the basic characteristics, clinical applications, adverse reactions, and drug interactions of commonly used drugs in the field of surgery. This facilitates surgeons in quickly accessing relevant pharmacological information and expanding their knowledge of pharmacotherapy. During the writing process, emphasis was placed on "practicality and novelty," with the hope of offering readers the latest knowledge and mature experiences. It aims to become a valuable reference and tool for surgical clinicians and clinical pharmacists.