Guidelines for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Hematological Diseases (Second Edition)

Author: Tang Jinzhi
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts to introduce hematological diseases. The first part introduces common symptoms, signs, and etiology, pathogenesis, diagnostic key points, treatment, and efficacy criteria of various common hematological diseases; the second part introduces commonly used diagnostic techniques for hematological diseases; the third part introduces commonly used treatment techniques for hematological diseases. The appendix at the end includes the characteristics of hematological disease history taking, the format and content of medical record writing, and provides examples of complete medical records, normal values of common tests, and commonly used drugs for hematological diseases. The end includes the English original of the WHO classification of lymphoma. The content of this book is comprehensive and convenient to consult, making it suitable for clinical internship physicians, resident physicians, attending physicians, and graduate students to read and reference.
，,：Author: Tang Jinzhi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts to introduce hematological diseases. The first part introduces common symptoms, signs, and etiology, pathogenesis, diagnostic key points, treatment, and efficacy criteria of various common hematological diseases; the second part introduces commonly used diagnostic techniques for hematological diseases; the third part introduces commonly used treatment techniques for hematological diseases. The appendix at the end includes the characteristics of hematological disease history taking, the format and content of medical record writing, and provides examples of complete medical records, normal values of common tests, and commonly used drugs for hematological diseases. The end includes the English original of the WHO classification of lymphoma. The content of this book is comprehensive and convenient to consult, making it suitable for clinical internship physicians, resident physicians, attending physicians, and graduate students to read and reference.