This book is grounded in clinical practice and covers all aspects of neurosurgery. It mainly systematically explains the pathological changes, clinical manifestations, diagnostic points, and treatment methods of various common and frequently-occurring diseases in neurosurgery. It also summarizes the key points of clinical treatment of each disease, with special emphasis on introducing its treatment principles. According to the clinical development trends, new progress in the field of neurosurgical treatment technology has been added accordingly, including new technologies, new concepts, new models, etc. This book is based on clinical practice, and its content is comprehensive, novel, concise, clear, and simple. It covers the knowledge and materials needed for neurosurgeons' diagnosis and treatment. It is a highly practical monograph on the diagnosis and treatment of neurosurgical diseases. It can be used as a reference for neurosurgery professionals and grassroots medical workers.
Reader comments
This book is very practical! For people like me who are interested in medical knowledge, it is like a caring doctor friend. The introduction to various neurosurgery diseases is very detailed, and some new technologies are also mentioned, which opened my eyes. I think it is not only helpful for professionals, but also allows us ordinary readers to understand some basic medical knowledge. Just like the last time I saw my friend's child accidentally hit his head, I was able to roughly determine what kind of hematoma it was and how to deal with it based on the knowledge in the book. I think this book is somewhat similar to the "Merck Family Manual", both are very practical medical reference books.
This book is very practical! For people like me who are interested in medical knowledge, it is like a caring doctor friend. The introduction to various neurosurgery diseases is very detailed, and some new technologies are also mentioned, which opened my eyes. I think it is not only helpful for professionals, but also allows us ordinary readers to understand some basic medical knowledge. Just like the last time I saw my friend's child accidentally hit his head, I was able to roughly determine what kind of hematoma it was and how to deal with it based on the knowledge in the book. I think this book is somewhat similar to the "Merck Family Manual", both are very practical medical reference books.