Pathophysiology - For Basic, Clinical, Preventive, and Oral Medical Professions (6th Edition) (Includes CD-ROM)

Author: Jin Huiming
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: Pathophysiology is a science that studies the laws and mechanisms of disease occurrence and development. Pathophysiology mainly includes three parts of content:
1. General Pathology, also known as Introduction to Diseases. It mainly discusses the concept of diseases, the general laws of etiology and pathogenesis in the occurrence and development of diseases, laying a foundation for correctly understanding and mastering the specific laws of specific diseases.
2. Pathological Processes, also known as Basic Pathological Processes or Typical Pathological Processes. It mainly refers to the common, comprehensive changes in function, metabolism, and structure that may occur in various diseases. For example: water and electrolyte disorders, acid-base balance disorders, hypoxia, fever, disseminated intravascular coagulation, shock, inflammation, and cellular proliferation disorders.
3. Specific Topics, also known as Pathophysiology of Various Systems and Organs. The pathological physiological changes of individual diseases will be taught clinically, and this book mainly discusses some common and common pathological processes that may occur in certain diseases of several main systems in the body during their occurrence and development. These changes are referred to as syndromes clinically.