Neurological Damage and Treatment of Hematological Diseases

Author: Zhou Jin et al. (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2004-05-29
Features: Currently, the diagnostic and treatment technologies in various branches of the medical field are developing at a rapid pace. Healthcare professionals in each specialized field are also gaining a deeper understanding of their respective theories. However, the human body is a complete organism, and diseases or functional abnormalities in one system are intricately linked to other systems. As a result, practical work often encounters interdisciplinary issues, requiring doctors not only to be experts in their own fields but also to adopt a holistic approach in patient care. Due to the demands of daily work and the differing focuses of each specialty, (monographs) in related fields can be somewhat inconvenient for addressing such interdisciplinary problems. This book begins with the common neurological complications of hematological diseases, combining the characteristics of neurological damage in blood diseases with practical clinical work. It provides concise discussions on the common neurological manifestations of blood diseases, the mechanisms of neurological damage, treatment methods, the significance and indications of commonly used neurological examinations, and the differentiation between neurological damage caused by blood diseases and neurological diseases. The aim is to provide convenience for clinical doctors, students, and medical researchers in hematology and neurology, helping them to identify and manage interdisciplinary issues in the fields of blood and neurology in their respective studies and work.