Treatment and Care of Stroke Disease

Author: Zhuang Lixing
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Stroke is a common and prevalent disease among middle-aged and elderly people. In recent years, its incidence has gradually increased, making it a key research topic in the medical field both domestically and internationally. The authors of this book have been engaged in clinical and research work on stroke for many years, accumulating extensive experience. They have summarized the preventive and therapeutic experiences of medical scholars on stroke, discussed modern medical understanding and treatment of stroke, and systematically introduced pharmaceutical treatments for stroke at different stages, as well as acupuncture, rehabilitation, nursing, and dietary therapy. These contents will be beneficial in further enhancing the treatment level of medical practitioners. The book is rich in content, combining both Chinese and Western medicine, complementing each other's strengths and weaknesses, and is highly practical and versatile. It is suitable for faculty and students of medical schools, researchers, clinical staff, as well as stroke patients and their families for reference and application.
Stroke is a common and prevalent disease among middle-aged and elderly people. In recent years, its incidence has gradually increased, making it a key research topic in the medical field both domestically and internationally. The authors of this book have been engaged in clinical and research work on stroke for many years, accumulating extensive experience. They have summarized the preventive and therapeutic experiences of medical scholars on stroke, discussed modern medical understanding and treatment of stroke, and systematically introduced pharmaceutical treatments for stroke at different stages, as well as acupuncture, rehabilitation, nursing, and dietary therapy. These contents will be beneficial in further enhancing the treatment level of medical practitioners. The book is rich in content, combining both Chinese and Western medicine, complementing each other's strengths and weaknesses, and is highly practical and versatile. It is suitable for faculty and students of medical schools, researchers, clinical staff, as well as stroke patients and their families for reference and application.