Foreign body injury to the human body

Author: He Peng
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: Human Foreign Body Injury discusses issues related to the occurrence, clinical characteristics, diagnosis, and treatment methods of foreign body injuries. The book consists of 4 parts and 20 chapters. Part 1 primarily introduces the current status, hazards, clinical characteristics, diagnosis and localization, treatment principles, rescue knowledge, and basic techniques of foreign body injuries. Part 2 mainly covers foreign body injuries in different parts of the body, including soft tissues, head, facial bones, facial orifices, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvic region, spine and spinal cord, and limbs. Part 3 discusses rare and special foreign bodies, large foreign bodies, and micro-particulate foreign bodies, as well as psychological trauma caused by foreign bodies, covering their occurrence, etiology, injury mechanisms, clinical characteristics, and treatment methods. Part 4 briefly introduces the research progress and clinical use of localization and removal devices for foreign body injuries in China. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the main knowledge and techniques for the rescue of foreign body injuries in the human body, including new perspectives and methods. The book consists of 4 parts and 20 chapters. Part 1 (Chapter 1) is an overview, primarily introducing the current status, hazards, clinical characteristics, diagnosis and localization, treatment principles, rescue knowledge, and basic techniques of foreign body injuries. Part 2 (Chapters 2-12) is categorized by different parts of the body affected by foreign body injuries, including soft tissues, head, facial bones, facial orifices, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvic region, spine and spinal cord, and limbs. It discusses the anatomical features of the injured areas, occurrence, etiology and injury mechanisms, pathophysiological changes, clinical characteristics, diagnosis and localization, and treatment methods. Part 3 (Chapters 13-18) is categorized by the shape, nature, size of foreign bodies and their impact on the body and mind. It discusses the occurrence, etiology and injury mechanisms, clinical characteristics, and treatment methods of rare and special foreign bodies, large foreign bodies, and micro-particulate foreign bodies, as well as psychological trauma caused by foreign bodies. Part 4 (Chapters 19-20) briefly introduces the research progress and clinical use of localization and removal devices for foreign body injuries in China.