Emergency First Aid Practice Series: the acute abdomen disposal principle(Chinese Edition)
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Published by ren min jun yi chu ban she, 2000
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Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.2012 09 HardCover Pub Date: Pages: 373 Language: Chinese in Publisher: People's Medical Publishing House emergency first aid practice series: acute abdomen disposal of Principles of 47 chapters. the first five chapters about abdominal pain mechanisms. abdominal pain processing pathways The special populations abdominal pain. reference value and limitations of laboratory tests. and imaging in the evaluation of patients with acute abdominal pain. role content on disposal acute abdomen need to master the basic knowledge and common sense content. Chapters 6-8. describes the of Acute Abdomen common symptoms. such as vomiting. diarrhea and constipation. epidemiology. pathophysiology and clinical characteristics. as well as a variety of symptoms of the disease may be accompanied by an overview of the diagnosis and differential diagnosis. emergency care and disposal of principle. Chapter 9-38. about the common diseases of the acute abdomen may occur involving medicine. surgery. gynecology and pediatrics. such as acute appendicitis. peptic ulcer disease. gastroesophageal reflux disease and gastritis. intestinal obstruction. each disease describes the epidemiology. pathophysiology. clinical manifestations. diagnosis and differential diagnosis. emergency treatment and disposal principle. Chapter 39-47. the knowledge about the chronic abdominal pain. abdominal wall pain. and abdominal pain associated with the performance of other common diseases. Emergency first aid practice series: acute abdomen the disposal principle content system is comprehensive. clear hierarchies. illustrated. practical guidance is essential reading for emergency department physician. can also be used as an internal. surgery. gynecology. pediatricians and image of General Practitioners reference books. Contents: Chapter 1 Chapter 2 of abdominal pain mechanisms abdominal pain processing pathways Chapter 3 special populations abdominal pain and Chapter 4 laboratory tests reference value and limitations of imaging in the evaluation Chapter 5 Chapter 6 in patients with acute abdominal pain and vomiting first 7 Chapter 8 Chapter diarrhea constipation Chapter 9. acute appendicitis Chapter 10. Chapter 11 of peptic ulcer gastroesophageal reflux disease and gastritis Chapter 12 Chapter 13 gastrointestinal bleeding intestinal obstruction and volvulus Chapter 14 adults the hernia with children hernia Chapter 22 Chapter 15. inflammatory bowel disease. Chapter 17. Chapter 16 of mesenteric ischemia abdominal aortic aneurysm. Chapter 20. Chapter 18. Chapter 19 diverticulitis alcoholic hepatitis viral hepatitis. 21 with liver cirrhosis and liver failure cholecystitis and biliary colic Chapter 23 of pancreatitis Chapter 24 surgical complications in Chapter 25 to Chapter 26 of the urinary stone disease of urinary tract infection Chapter 27 testicular torsion Chapter 28 acute urinary tract obstruction and urinary retention Chapter 29 urology devices complication Chapter 30 non-pregnant patients with pelvic pain Chapter 31 ectopic pregnancy. pelvic inflammatory disease Chapter 32 pregnant patients. and abdominal pain Chapter 33 Chapter 34 ovarian torsion intussusception Chapter 35 infant intestinal malrotation baby intestinal cramps Chapter 38 pyloric stenosis and anaphylactoid purpura volvulus Chapter 36 Chapter 37 Chapter 39 Chapter 40 of chronic abdominal pain accompanied by abdominal pain. heart disease Chapter 42 Chapter 41 performance of the performance of various diseases of the abdominal wall pain Chapter 43 of the abdominal pain. abdominal infections disease accompanied by abdominal pain manifestations of metabolic diseases and toxic diseases Chapter 44 Chapter 45 with abdominal pain performance neuropsychiatric disease with abdominal pain performance blood diseases - sickle cell disease 46 admission and discharge management performance chapter has abdominal pain abdominal b.…
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- Title
- Emergency First Aid Practice Series: the acute abdomen disposal principle(Chinese Edition)
- Author
- ( MEI ) KE LAI SI ( David M.Cline ) . ( MEI ) SI TAI DE ( Latha G.Stead )
- Publisher
- ren min jun yi chu ban she
- Publication year
- 2000
- Condition
- New
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- Chinese
- ISBN 10
- 7509159261
- ISBN 13
- 9787509159262
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