Surgical Gastroenterology

Author: Qi Zhidem, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2002-11-15
Features: With the advent of the information age and the rapid advancement of related medical disciplines, medical science has experienced a leap forward. Among these, there have been significant transformations in the understanding of the pathogenesis and pathophysiology of digestive system diseases, as well as in clinical diagnosis and treatment. Surgical diseases of the digestive system are characterized by complex pathophysiology, overlapping clinical manifestations, and often pose challenges in diagnosis and treatment. A comprehensive and systematic monograph titled Surgery of the Digestive System that introduces both the basic and clinical aspects of digestive surgical diseases will greatly benefit general surgeons in understanding the characteristics of digestive surgery and mastering its latest diagnostic and treatment methods. The book is divided into three parts, comprising a total of thirty-one chapters. The General Principles section focuses on introducing the fundamental theories and advancements related to digestive surgery. The Symptomatology section emphasizes the clinical characteristics of digestive system diseases relevant to surgery. The Specific Diseases section discusses the clinical features, diagnostic advancements, and treatment progress of digestive system surgical diseases. The content of the book strives to introduce new knowledge and technologies while integrating clinical practice and highlighting practicality.