Clinical Atlas of Abdominal Surgery

Author: Zhong Shizhen
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Publish Date: 2006-05-12
Features: This book comprehensively introduces the location, morphology, structure, arteries, veins, lymphatic system, and nerves of major abdominal organs in the form of diagrams, as well as common variations. It highlights the anterior and lateral abdominal wall, peritoneum, peritoneal cavity, stomach, liver, extrahepatic bile ducts, and kidneys. When describing specific organs, it focuses on blood vessels and lymphatic systems. The book showcases the author's expertise, such as sectional imaging anatomy and laparoscopy, closely integrating the author's own research findings. It introduces new advancements in the study of the IX segment of the liver, renal fascia, and fascial spaces, using state-of-the-art multi-layer CT, high-field MRI, and PET-CT imaging equipment and post-processing techniques to obtain multi-planar and three-dimensional images of abdominal structures. It emphasizes clinically significant structures, highlighting the living anatomy commonly used by clinicians, such as live ultrasound, CT, MRI, DSA, and PET images, laparoscopic anatomy, and common variations. Among a large selection of images, the book chooses the most effective ones, avoiding repetition of the same content. The labeling of structures and the writing of clinical anatomical key points are concise and to the point. This book is a collaborative effort by professionals in human anatomy, medical imaging, and abdominal surgery, offering significant benefits for teaching abdominal clinical anatomy and the diagnosis and treatment of diseases.