Stroke Brain Disease Diagnosis and Treatment Handbook

Author: Wang Xinzhi Han Qunying Guo Xuefang
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Publish Date: 1999-03-01
Features: The greatest feature of this book is its emphasis on the practicality of clinical diagnosis and treatment of stroke and brain disease. The book is divided into four parts: the Upper Part, the Middle Part, the Lower Part, and the Appendix. The Upper Part consists of seven chapters, providing a comprehensive and thorough elaboration on the physiological and pathological aspects of stroke and brain disease, as well as routine diagnosis and treatment, and research progress both domestically and internationally. The Middle Part covers specific diseases, introducing common, frequent, and difficult neurological diseases, as well as mental and consciousness disorders and other neurological symptoms in various systems such as internal medicine, gynecology, and pediatrics, including etiology, pathogenesis, clinical diagnosis, differential diagnosis, clinical treatment, prognosis, prevention and care, selected special formulas, research progress, and diagnostic references, totaling ten aspects. The Lower Part discusses relevant issues that should be noted when establishing a stroke and brain disease department, such as the "Six Specialties" and "One High." The Appendix extracts some commonly used diagnostic and treatment reference indicators. The content of this book reflects the four-character principle of "new, comprehensive, detailed, and refined," integrating the theories of traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine, and integrated Chinese and Western medicine. It is suitable for a wide range of medical professionals engaged in clinical research, teaching, and other fields.