Modern Internal Medicine Diagnosis and Treatment Handbook

Author: Wang Lihui
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Publish Date: 2004-11-23
Features: Clinical Physicians' Diagnosis and Treatment Books (Volume), since the first edition (Volume) was published in 1994, it has received strong support and encouragement from medical workers. Each volume has been printed multiple times, with a total print run reaching hundreds of thousands of copies. In the past six years, clinical diagnosis and treatment techniques have rapidly advanced. To keep pace with medical development and better alleviate patients' suffering, it is necessary to revise and supplement the content of the (Volume) for further improvement.
First, the revised edition has significantly increased in length. In terms of disease coverage, in addition to common diseases, it has also supplemented some less common conditions. The content of each volume has been expanded, such as the internal medicine volume adding differential diagnosis content; the surgery volume adding a neurosurgery section, and the pediatric surgery, general surgery, and obstetrics and gynecology volumes incorporating many new diagnostic and treatment protocols. The obstetrics and gynecology volume has undergone substantial changes in both arrangement and content. The pediatrics volume has also added more diseases and content. The ophthalmology volume has included new examination methods, surgical highlights for common diseases, chapters on the relationship between ophthalmology and systemic diseases, and ophthalmic syndrome diseases. The dermatology and venereology volume has made every effort to reflect the latest advancements in the diagnosis and treatment of venereal diseases.
However, there may still be shortcomings. We sincerely hope that readers will continue to provide valuable suggestions and opinions, and kindly point out any inaccuracies. The chief editors and authors extend their heartfelt gratitude to all colleagues who have shown concern and support for this series!