Pharmacology of Cardiovascular Diseases

Author: Li Xiaoying, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The book "Pharmacology of Cardiovascular Diseases" consists of five parts and 62 chapters, comprehensively and systematically introducing various aspects of pharmacology in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases.
Part 1: Introduces the role and significance of evidence-based medicine in the pharmacology of cardiovascular diseases.
Part 2: Covers the basic concepts and theories of clinical drug therapy, including clinical pharmacology, pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, drug interactions, adverse drug reactions and clinical monitoring, clinical evaluation of drug efficacy and safety, as well as the rapidly developing field of gene therapy for cardiovascular diseases in recent years.
Part 3: Discusses commonly used drugs and their application methods for cardiovascular diseases.
Part 4: Introduces rational drug use methods for over 20 common cardiovascular diseases, with each disease featuring an overview, diagnostic key points, auxiliary examinations, and treatment principles, with a focus on drug regimens and treatment recommendations.
Part 5: Covers the pharmacological principles for the treatment of cardiovascular complications in other diseases.
Advances in medicine have led to increased interdisciplinary integration. Cardiovascular complications in other diseases, such as those involving the kidneys, nervous system, endocrine system, and blood, as well as during perioperative and anesthetic periods, are often critical to treatment success. This part primarily outlines the pharmacological principles and methods for managing these complications, including the treatment of drug dependence and withdrawal-related cardiovascular conditions.