Pediatric Differential Diagnosis Guide - (Second Edition)

Author: Feld, Isaac, Strubant
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: This professional reference book is written by colleagues from the pediatric medical fields in the UK and Australia who have extensive clinical experience in pediatric practice. It is a very practical pediatric clinical reference book. The book consists of 40 chapters, covering the majority of common pediatric diseases. The authors take symptoms and signs as the main thread, with new technologies and methods in medical diagnosis as supplementary tools, following the clinical practice thinking process, and combining the characteristics of pediatrics to describe the basic clinical features of various diseases. They also analyze and differentiate diseases with similar symptoms that are prone to misdiagnosis. Its characteristic is simplicity and clarity. This book is not only suitable for young physicians who are new to the medical field but also has certain reference value for senior physicians with long-term experience in pediatric clinical practice, especially for specialists in various fields. The second edition of this book covers the main clinical-related content of important pediatric symptoms. The way this book differentiates pediatric diseases based on symptoms is very suitable for the new teaching and examination requirements of current medical schools. It can be used as a clinical teaching guide for medical undergraduates and postgraduates, as well as a clinical reference book for young physicians. Features of the book:
· Uses a step-by-step approach to progressively explore the physiology related to symptoms, differential diagnosis, and examinations.
· Uses real clinical cases to propose relevant questions and provides answers through detailed discussions of the diagnostic process.
This professional reference book is written by colleagues from the pediatric medical fields in the UK and Australia who have extensive clinical experience in pediatric practice. It is a very practical pediatric clinical reference book. The book consists of 40 chapters, covering the majority of common pediatric diseases. The authors take symptoms and signs as the main thread, with new technologies and methods in medical diagnosis as supplementary tools, following the clinical practice thinking process, and combining the characteristics of pediatrics to describe the basic clinical features of various diseases. They also analyze and differentiate diseases with similar symptoms that are prone to misdiagnosis. Its characteristic is simplicity and clarity. This book is not only suitable for young physicians who are new to the medical field but also has certain reference value for senior physicians with long-term experience in pediatric clinical practice, especially for specialists in various fields. The second edition of this book covers the main clinical-related content of important pediatric symptoms. The way this book differentiates pediatric diseases based on symptoms is very suitable for the new teaching and examination requirements of current medical schools. It can be used as a clinical teaching guide for medical undergraduates and postgraduates, as well as a clinical reference book for young physicians. Features of the book:
· Uses a step-by-step approach to progressively explore the physiology related to symptoms, differential diagnosis, and examinations.
· Uses real clinical cases to propose relevant questions and provides answers through detailed discussions of the diagnostic process.