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"Surgical disease decision-making process", is edited by Schaeffler, the People's Health Publishing House books.

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Title: On the decision-making processes of surgical diseases: Scheffler Publisher: People's Health Press Published: November 1, 2006 ISBN: 9787117076630 Format: 16 open

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General, cardiopulmonary diseases, gastrointestinal diseases, breast and soft tissue diseases, endocrine diseases, vascular diseases, transplantation, urinary system diseases, trauma. "Surgical disease decision-making process (fine)" for the fifth edition, the previous version made a number of changes.

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General Chapter 1 Preoperative laboratory evaluation Chapter 2 Preoperative cardiovascular evaluation Chapter 3 Perioperative arrhythmia Chapter 4 Cardiopulmonary resuscitation Chapter 5 Shock Chapter 6 Objective-guided resuscitation Chapter 7 Abnormal bleeding in surgical patients Chapter 8 Postoperative fever Chapter 9 Nutritional support Chapter 10 hypothermia Chapter 1l acute respiratory failure Chapter 12 acute renal failure Chapter 13 of the elderly surgery Chapter 14 surgical patients with HIV infection cardiopulmonary disease Chapter 15 pulmonary embolism Chapter 16 of pleural effusion and pleural effusion Chapter 17 of the lung abscess Chapter 18 of the lung cancer Chapter 19 mediastinal masses of Chapter 20 of the patent ductus arteriosus Chapter 21 of the aortic coarctation Chapter 22 of the newborn cyanosis Chapter 23 purple Type congenital heart disease Chapter 24 congenital obstructive cardiac anomalies Chapter 25 congenital ventricular septal defect Chapter 26 coronary artery disease Chapter 27 perioperative myocardial ischemia and infarction Chapter 28 aortic stenosis Chapter 29 of the tip Valve stenosis Gastrointestinal disease Chapter 30 of the cardia achalasia Chapter 31 esophageal cancer Chapter 32 of the esophageal perforation Chapter 33 of the corrosive swallowing Chapter 34 of the gastroesophageal reflux disease Chapter 35 of the gastric ulcer Chapter 36 duodenum Ulcers Chapter 37 of the pathological obesity Chapter 38 of the upper gastrointestinal bleeding Chapter 39 hemorrhagic esophageal varices Chapter 40 jaundice Chapter 41 obstructive jaundice: surgical choice Chapter 42 cholelithiasis (gallstones) Chapter 43 of common bile duct stones Chapter 44 Hepatoma Chapter 45 Hepatoma Chapter 46 Hepatic abscess Chapter 47 Acute pancreatitis Chapter 48 Chronic pancreatitis Chapter 49 Pancreatic pseudocyst Section 50 Periampullary carcinoma Chapter 51 Small bowel obstruction Chapter 52 Acute mesenteric artery Occlusion Chapter 53 short bowel syndrome Chapter 54 intestinal fistula Chapter 55 of the gastrointestinal lymphoma Chapter 56 small bowel Crohn's disease Chapter 57 acute right lower abdominal pain Chapter 58 of the volvulus Chapter 59 diverticulitis Chapter 60 Lower gastrointestinal bleeding Chapter 61 ulcerative colitis Chapter 62 colon cancer Chapter 63 of rectal cancer or anal cancer Chapter 64 anorectal abscess / fistula 65th chapter hemorrhoids Chapter 66 of the 67th chapter of Chapter 67 anal fissure hernia Chapter 69 Cancer of the Unknown Primary Mammary and Soft Tissue Disease Chapter 70 Nipple Discharge Chapter 71 Male Mammary Gland Development Chapter 72 Obvious Breast Tumor Chapter 73 'Occult Breast Lesion Chapter 74 Early Breast Cancer Section 75 Chapter advanced breast cancer Chapter 76 of recurrent breast cancer Chapter 77 retroperitoneal tumor 78th chapter melanoma Chapter 79 limb soft tissue mass endocrine disease 80th chapter hyperthyroidism Chapter 81 thyroid nodules Chapter 82 thyroid Cancer Chapter 83 Hypercalcemia and hyperparathyroidism Chapter 84 Insulinoma Chapter 85 Zollinger-Euison syndrome Chapter 86 Pheochromocytoma Chapter 87 Cushing syndrome Chapter 88 primary hyperaldosteronism 89 Chapter adrenal incidental tumor vascular disease Chapter 90 thoracic outlet syndrome Chapter 91 intermittent claudication Chapter 92 peripheral arterial embolization Chapter 93 abdominal aortic aneurysm Chapter 94 extracranial segment of cerebrovascular disease Chapter 95 of renal vascular disease Chapter 96 Varicose veins Chapter 97 deep vein thrombosis Chapter 98 of venous stasis ulcers Chapter 99 of the threat of limb survival of chronic ischemic transplantation Chapter 100 of renal transplantation Chapter 101 of pancreas transplantation Chapter 102 of liver transplantation Chapter 103 of lung transplantation Chapter 104 Heart transplantation Chapter 105 organ donation urinary system disease Chapter 106 ureteral stones and kidney stones Chapter 107 renal tumor Chapter 108 bladder tumor The 109th chapter of prostate disease The 110th chapter of prostate cancer staging and treatment of the first 111 scrotal masses Section 112 Chapter Testicular Tumor Chapter 113 ureteral injury Chapter 114 urethral diversion trauma Chapter 115 of the management of the airway Chapter 116 of the neck penetrating injury Chapter 117 of the thoracic injury Chapter 118 thoracic aortic injury Chapter 119 abdominal blunt injury Chapter 120 abdominal perforation injury Chapter 121 abdominal vascular injury Chapter 122 of the pancreas injury Chapter 123 of the duodenum injury Chapter 124 of the colon penetrating injury Chapter 125 injury control laparotomy / intraperitoneal compartment syndrome Chapter 126 trauma Of hematuria Chapter 127 of the pelvic fracture Chapter 128 closed head injury Chapter 129 of cervical fractures Chapter 130 of the maxillary fractures Chapter 131 of the mandibular fracture Chapter 132 of the hand and wrist fractures Chapter 133 of the flexor tendon injury Chapter 134 Injury to limbs Chapter 135 Chest artery injury Chapter 136 Burns

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