Pain, Blockade, and Anatomical Atlas

Author: Shi Chongjian
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Publish Date: 2006-01-15
Features: The book "Pain, Blockade, and Anatomy" was completed through the dedication of Professor Shi Chongjian over 12 years, incorporating his 30 years of professional experience. A distinctive feature of the book is its consistent exploration of the close relationship between pain, anatomy, blockade, and anatomy. The content is organized in a systematic manner, starting from the head and face, neck and shoulder, arm, chest and back, waist, buttock and lower limbs, with detailed and illustrated descriptions of blockade techniques from head to toe. During the creation and writing process, attention was not only paid to practicality and operability but also to scientific rigor, theoretical depth, and forward-thinking perspectives. Clinical anatomy is explained in conjunction with anatomy, making anatomy more engaging and less monotonous; clinical cases are discussed in relation to anatomy, providing a stronger foundation for clinical practice and bridging the gap between anatomical illustrations and clinical application. The book is suitable for healthcare professionals at all levels and in various specialties, particularly for resident physicians, general practitioners in primary care settings, and students and faculty in anesthesiology programs at universities and colleges. Additionally, the book cites a wealth of references, modern research findings, and outcomes, as well as experiences and lessons learned from various cultures and personal observations. It also raises questions for collective discussion and debate, which will be highly valuable for graduate students and their supervisors in selecting research topics.