Pain · Blockade and Anatomy: A Color Atlas

Author: Shi Chongjian
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Features: The book "Pain, Blockade, and Anatomy" was completed through the author's 30 years of work experience and 12 years of dedication to drawing illustrations and compiling the text. A key feature of the book is its consistent exploration of the close relationship between pain, anatomy, blockade, and anatomy throughout the entire volume. The book is organized in a head-to-toe sequence, covering head and face, neck and shoulder, arm, chest and back, waist, hip and sacrum, and lower limbs, with detailed, illustrated explanations. During the drawing and writing process, attention was paid not only to practicality and operability but also to scientific rigor, theoretical depth, and forward-thinking perspectives. Clinical anatomy is explained alongside anatomy, making anatomy more engaging and less tedious; clinical cases are discussed in the context of anatomy, giving clinical practice a stronger foundation and bridging the gap between anatomical illustrations and clinical practice. It is suitable for medical staff at various levels in different hospitals and for professionals in related fields, particularly for resident physicians, general practitioners at the grassroots level, and students and faculty in anesthesiology programs at universities and colleges. The book also cites a wealth of references, modern research information, and findings, and includes experiences and lessons learned from ancient and modern practices, as well as those observed by the author. It also raises questions for joint discussion and debate, which will be highly valuable for graduate students and their supervisors in selecting research topics.