Chinese Stomatology (Upper Middle Lower)

Author: Wang Hanzhang
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Publishing Date: 2001-11-16
Features: This book involves the participation of 211 experts from China and abroad in writing. The entire book is divided into three volumes, covering two major parts: fundamental theories and clinical practices of stomatology. The first volume focuses on fundamental theories, organized by sub-disciplines with 18 sections and 141 chapters. The middle and lower volumes cover clinical aspects, organized by disease categories and diagnostic techniques with 25 sections and 225 chapters. The entire book consists of 43 sections and 366 chapters, approximately 8 million words, with 2,800 figures and over 2,800 illustrations. The content is primarily based on domestic materials, supplemented by advanced international resources, aiming to reflect both Chinese characteristics and national conditions while keeping pace with the international development of the discipline, showcasing the latest achievements in stomatology over the past 50 years. The book is written by combining the authors' clinical experiences, research findings, teaching insights, and observations from visits and inspections abroad. Although there are unified requirements for the writing format, each section has its own focus, and the writing style is distinctive. To facilitate reading, the systematicity and completeness of each chapter are maintained as much as possible, so some parts may have necessary repetitions.