Laryngeal Mask Anesthesia: Principles and Practice (Second Edition)

Author: Yue Yun et al
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book concisely summarizes and outlines all the information related to the clinical application of laryngeal masks and other extracorporeal airway devices for readers. It is a comprehensive, beautifully illustrated, and practical reference book. To ensure uniformity in style, it was written by the same author. It is suitable for all professionals engaged in anesthesia, resuscitation, and intensive care, providing them with literature references and practical guidelines. It also offers fundamental materials for researchers in the field of extracorporeal airway management.
Key Features of the Book:
· 22 Chapters: Comprehensively and elaborately discusses all aspects of clinical research and application of laryngeal masks and other extracorporeal airway devices.
· Over 250 Exquisite Color Illustrations: Intuitive and clear, guiding readers step by step to master each topic and operation method.
· Over 3,000 References: Includes rigorous literature reviews, meta-analyses, and evidence-based medical discussions, laying the foundation for the book.
· Over 2,000 Summary Outlines: Facilitates quick browsing and provides readers with guidance, helping them draw their own conclusions.
· 2 Appendices: Provide newly published literature after compilation.
· Extensive Cross-Reference Indexes: Allow readers to quickly locate key information.
· History of Laryngeal Mask Development: Systematically and comprehensively introduces the history of laryngeal masks, including a biography of the inventor, Archie Brain.