Spine Surgery - Core Knowledge in Orthopedics

Author: M.D
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Publication Date: 2006-06-01
Features: The purpose of compiling this book is to provide a practical manual for medical students, graduate students, residents, or junior attending physicians in the field of spinal surgery. The book comprehensively introduces various common spinal surgical diseases, facilitating clinical reference and ward discussions. Medical students can systematically learn the core principles of spinal surgery from this book, while residents or junior attending physicians can use it as a practical reference for clinical spinal surgery. The book is organized by topic, allowing readers to quickly review relevant content before ward rounds or surgeries. Unlike other books, this one emphasizes the use of outlines, tables, illustrations, and photographs in its structure, making it easier for medical students and residents to conduct clinical discussions and in-depth learning on specific topics in their clinical work. The first half of the book introduces basic knowledge such as spinal anatomy, surgical approaches, and clinical examinations. The second half provides detailed explanations on common spinal surgical diseases, such as primary or metastatic spinal tumors, spinal trauma, and spinal stenosis. For experienced spinal surgeons, this book allows for a quick review of specific spinal diseases and can serve as a teaching and training reference for medical students, graduate students, and other relevant personnel. The book systematically and thoroughly introduces the pathology and principles of spinal diseases, making it a reference book for spinal surgery-related physicians or medical student training.