Clinical Anesthesiology

Author: Yao Shanglong et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2005-12-21
Features: This book is divided into forty-three chapters, starting from the practical requirements of trained anesthesiologists. It uses concise, clear, and straightforward language to explain the fundamental theories, basic knowledge, and essential skills of clinical anesthesiology in an accessible manner. The content focuses on elaborating on mature theories and techniques that have been tested in clinical practice, while also appropriately touching upon the forefront of the discipline. For new technologies and fields that have maturely developed in clinical practice in recent years, such as nerve stimulator technology, combined nucleic acids, fast-track anesthesia for the heart, and anesthesia management for organ transplantation (including the heart, liver, and lungs), the book provides detailed and clinically relevant discussions. This book is primarily designed as a targeted reference for standardized training of anesthesiology residents and candidates for the anesthesiology practitioner examination. It is also highly suitable for undergraduate students, advanced training physicians, and intermediate-level professionals with clinical practice qualifications in anesthesiology as a reference for learning and work.