Modern Pediatric Hematology

Author: Wu Manyi
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: In the past two decades, the field of life sciences has developed rapidly, with an endless stream of new theories, concepts, and technologies. In 1997, the cloning sheep Dolly was born, and in 2000, the Human Genome Project was completed, entering the "post-genome era." The completion of the Human Genome Project marked a milestone in humanity's exploration of the mysteries of life, and our understanding, prevention, and treatment of diseases will undergo significant transformations. Genetic engineering, cellular and tissue engineering, and therapeutic cloning technologies (cloning various human cells, tissues, and organs) are being rapidly applied in various medical fields, benefiting humanity and greatly benefiting hematology, one of the most dynamic disciplines in life sciences.
Based on the applications of the latest advancements in life sciences at the end of the 20th century in the field of pediatric hematology, combined with clinical practice, the editors have compiled the book Modern Pediatric Hematology. This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the fundamental theories, laboratory diagnostic techniques, and recent progress in the treatment of common hematological diseases in children. It places special emphasis on certain blood diseases such as leukemia, malignant tumors, aplastic anemia, thalassemia, and hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, while also incorporating relevant new fundamental theories such as the human genome, apoptosis, and immunological foundations. The book is rich in content, novel, and practical, reflecting the current diagnostic and treatment standards of pediatric hematology both domestically and internationally. It serves as a valuable reference for pediatricians, obstetricians, medical graduate students, and blood testing technicians.