Clinical Rehabilitation Medicine

Author: Wang Ninghua, Huang Zhen
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is tailored for clinical medical students in long-term education programs and adopts a teaching format different from traditional textbooks. It centers on common clinical problems and functional impairments, with each chapter beginning with a case study and concluding with rehabilitation diagnosis and rehabilitation prescriptions. Additionally, it uses English summaries and provides references, making the book more aligned with the "problem-based learning" educational philosophy. This approach highlights the characteristics of rehabilitation medicine and meets the training requirements for new-generation long-term medical students. The book is divided into three parts: Part 1 provides a comprehensive introduction to the basic concepts, content, and classification of rehabilitation medicine; Part 2 focuses on common clinical symptoms and signs related to functional impairments, explaining methods of rehabilitation assessment and treatment; Part 3 revolves around common diseases characterized by functional impairments in clinical practice, analyzing these diseases from a rehabilitation assessment perspective and formulating corresponding rehabilitation treatment plans.