Basic and Clinical Aspects of Pediatric Nephropathy

Author: Yang Jiyun, edited by Bai Kemin
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Publish Date: 2000-11-16
Features: This book primarily covers the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnostic methods, and preventive measures of pediatric kidney diseases. The first part, focusing on basic sciences, introduces new theories and technologies from both domestic and international perspectives, with a particular emphasis on their clinical significance evaluation. The second part, dedicated to clinical disease prevention and treatment, integrates theory with practical clinical applications, emphasizing the age-specific characteristics of children. This book is valuable for pediatric clinicians and graduate students. The first part of the book, in addition to introducing recent theories and technologies, highlights their clinical significance evaluation. The second part, on clinical disease prevention and treatment, integrates theory with practical clinical applications throughout. The entire book focuses on the age-specific characteristics of children, especially by incorporating domestic data. Diagnoses and treatments are designed to be clinically practical and feasible. In addition to detailed descriptions of common diseases, the book also provides concise and focused introductions to relatively uncommon clinical conditions. For easy reference, the book includes both Chinese and English indexes. It serves as a professional reference for a broad range of pediatric clinicians and an excellent textbook for continuing education.