Burn injury trauma trace elements

Author: Sun Yonghua, Cai Jinglong (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2000-11-15
Features: Burn and Trauma Trace Element focuses on introducing the fundamental theories and latest advancements in burn and trauma, research methods and current status of trace element studies, as well as the patterns of trace element changes after trauma. It proposes practical and effective solutions for diagnosis and treatment, comprehensively reflecting the latest developments in contemporary trauma and trace element research. The content is rich and practical, adding valuable reference materials to the study of trauma and trace elements in China. Burn and trauma are common injuries among humans. Trace elements, though in small quantities, play an indispensable role. In recent years, numerous research achievements have emerged in the field of burn and trauma trace elements, accumulating substantial experience in many aspects. However, no specialized books on this topic have been published domestically or internationally. Therefore, over 20 experts and scholars with extensive experience in burn, trauma, and trace elements jointly compiled this monograph. The book is divided into 10 chapters: Chapters 1 and 2 focus on introducing the fundamental knowledge and latest advancements in burn and trauma; Chapters 3 and 4 focus on the current foundations and status of trace element research; Chapter 5 highlights the requirements for animal experiments on trace elements and the quality control of analytical methods; Chapters 6-10 focus on the patterns of trace element changes during burn and trauma and the diagnosis and treatment of trace element imbalance. The book emphasizes advancement, practicality, and systematicity, with many contents derived from the authors' own research, reflecting the latest developments in China's burn, trauma, and trace element research. Thus, it is suitable as a reference and learning resource for scholars engaged in clinical and basic work on burn, trauma, and trace elements, as well as for medical students and other healthcare professionals.