Internal Medicine

Author: Wang Jiyo
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The content of this book focuses on common and frequently occurring internal diseases that severely affect the health of the Chinese people. Based on the original seven-year program "Internal Medicine" textbook, the arrangement of the content has been appropriately adjusted according to changes in the spectrum of internal diseases in China. Considering the commonalities of organ transplantation and the relatively detailed elaboration of this topic in "Surgery," this book combines the internal medicine issues of organ transplantation for the heart, liver, kidneys, and other systems into one chapter. In terms of content writing, it strives to be updated, refined, and deeper. It emphasizes cultivating students' clinical thinking ability in independent analysis and problem-solving; in the diagnosis and treatment plans, it applies the perspective of evidence-based medicine, incorporating evidence-based, internationally recognized clinical diagnosis and treatment guidelines and decision-making analysis. On the premise of being well-supported, it reflects the latest achievements in the relevant fields as much as possible. During the writing process, efforts were made to ensure accurate definitions, clear concepts, rigorous structure, well-organized hierarchy, highlighted key points, and strong logical coherence. The philosophy of evidence-based medicine and humanities education runs through the entire book, aiming to cultivate students' innovative thinking and practical abilities. This book can not only serve as a textbook for the eight-year program "Internal Medicine" but also be used by physicians pursuing a doctorate in medical science.