Gynecology and Obstetrics Medication Handbook

Author: Zhang Xiaomin
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: Medication is the main means and method of clinical treatment for various diseases, occupying a significant and primary position in clinical practice. Therefore, scientific medication and rational drug use are essential for every clinician to master, while the methods and techniques of clinical medication are pursued by a broad range of doctors. With the rapid development of medical science, new theories, knowledge, and drugs continue to emerge. To enable clinicians to promptly understand and familiarize themselves with new knowledge, new perspectives, and the scientific selection and rational application of both old and new drugs, Fujian Science and Technology Press has taken the lead in organizing experienced medical experts from various disciplines to compile the "Clinical Medication Handbook" series. This series of books is published in a compact format, divided into emergency medicine, internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, and oncology volumes, providing concise introductions to the characteristics, methods, and precautions of various clinical medications, with a focus on drug selection and usage. Each volume includes not only commonly used drugs in the respective disciplines but also representative new drugs recently developed domestically and internationally. They are categorized by clinical applications and provide brief introductions to their characteristics, mechanisms of action, pharmacokinetics, uses, dosage, adverse reactions, precautions, as well as the principles and methods of medication for common acute and critical conditions in clinical practice. The aim is to provide clinicians with a "scientific, practical, and up-to-date" reference tool. This book includes common drugs in obstetrics and gynecology and selects representative new drugs recently developed domestically and internationally, introducing their characteristics, mechanisms of action, uses, dosage, precautions, etc., according to their clinical applications.