Spondylitis tuberculosisology

Author: Zhang Guangbo, Wu Qiqiu, Guan Hua, Wang Zilì
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book is divided into 16 chapters, briefly introducing the basic theories of epidemiology, etiology, pathology, applied anatomy of the spine and spinal cord, and the classification of spinal tuberculosis complicated with paraplegia. It focuses on the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of spinal tuberculosis, as well as its chemotherapeutic treatment, non-surgical treatment, minimally invasive surgical treatment, and surgical treatment. The book also discusses the causes and management of non-cure and recurrence after surgery, biomechanical issues during surgical treatment, perioperative nursing, and postoperative rehabilitation. Additionally, it explores recent research findings and clinical advancements in spinal tuberculosis, reflecting the high-level standards of diagnosis and treatment in China regarding spinal tuberculosis. The book contains approximately 700,000 words and over 500 illustrations, making it rich in content and visually appealing. It combines scientific rigor, practicality, and operability, serving as a valuable resource for orthopedic physicians to enhance their clinical diagnostic and treatment skills, as well as for medical, teaching, and research personnel.