Nuclear medicine

Author: Li Shilin, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book adheres to the principle of "new, deep, and concise," aiming for "scientificity, advancement, and relevance." The "new" is reflected in "new style, new ideas, and new content." In terms of layout, items widely used in current practice and playing a significant role in clinical diagnosis and treatment are placed first for comprehensive discussion. New clinical developments where nuclear medicine plays a crucial role in recent years are treated as separate chapters in "Applications of Nuclear Medicine Techniques in Special Fields," facilitating learning and reference, such as molecular nuclear medicine, organ transplantation, and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. The "deep" is demonstrated by content that reflects the forefront of the discipline and its progress, while also incorporating foreign language training. The "concise" involves omitting outdated or rarely used items, minimizing coverage of traditional foundational topics like "Fundamentals of Nuclear Physics" in nuclear medicine textbooks, selecting only essential content for learning, and avoiding repetition of material that overlaps with basic sciences or other clinical disciplines.