Guidelines for Trauma Rehabilitation
王彤 / 张俊People's Medical Publishing House · ChinaJan 2025
Rating 4.2- Word count
- 261K words
- Chapters
- 240
- ISBN
- 9787117323093
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Medicine Clinical PracticeTrauma CareMedical ReferenceRehabilitation MedicineRehabilitationAmputee RehabilitationNerve InjuryLimb RecoveryOrthopedic RehabilitationStandardized GuidanceSummary
1. Centered on common clinical practice and rehabilitation of trauma, this book comprises twelve chapters, including rehabilitation of head trauma, chest trauma, abdominal trauma, spinal and spinal cord trauma, upper limb trauma, hand injury, pelvic trauma, lower limb trauma, multiple complex injuries, amputation trauma, and peripheral nerve injury, essentially covering all types of trauma. 2. It focuses on the clinical rehabilitation basis, rehabilitation problems, rehabilitation assessment, and rehabilitation treatment of various types of trauma, aiming to guide and standardize the clinical and rehabilitation medicine practitioners in the application and practice of clinical trauma rehabilitation. 3. The content of each chapter is as comprehensive as possible with moderate depth, covering central nervous system trauma, limb trauma, peripheral nerve trauma, and trauma of various organs, etc. It is developed around the theme of trauma problems, while incorporating and enriching relevant disease-specific rehabilitation guidelines, and includes rehabilitation assessment guidelines and rehabilitation treatment guidelines for different specialties.Editor's review
Published by People's Medical Publishing House and edited by Wang Tong, *Guidelines for Trauma Rehabilitation* is a professional reference book that systematically expounds the theory and techniques of post-trauma rehabilitation. The book focuses on the comprehensive rehabilitation process after various physical traumas (such as fractures, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and burns), covering core aspects such as rehabilitation assessment, treatment plans, functional training, and complication prevention. Its value lies in closely integrating clinical medicine with rehabilitation medicine, providing not only standardized rehabilitation pathways but also emphasizing the importance of early intervention, multidisciplinary collaboration, and personalized patient management.From an editorial perspective, the book's outstanding features are its clear structure and practical content. It divides chapters by trauma site and type, making it easy for clinicians, rehabilitation therapists, and nursing staff to consult quickly. The book extensively cites the latest domestic and international evidence-based medical evidence and clinical guidelines, ensuring the scientific rigor and currency of treatment recommendations. For example, in the spinal cord injury rehabilitation section, it details comprehensive interventions such as neural repair, bladder management, and psychological support, demonstrating the modern rehabilitation medicine concept of "whole-person" care.
For readers, the book's reading value is reflected in two aspects: first, as a tool book, it provides reliable technical support for rehabilitation practitioners; second, as learning material, it helps medical students and residents build a systematic knowledge system of trauma rehabilitation. The case analyses and rehabilitation plan examples interspersed in the book enhance operability, translating abstract theory into concrete clinical decision-making. Overall, this is a rigorous, comprehensive professional guide that keeps pace with disciplinary development, suitable as an important reference for clinical practice and professional advancement.
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Clinical physicians and therapists in orthopedics, rehabilitation, and emergency departments of general hospitals
- Senior undergraduates, graduate students, and residents majoring in rehabilitation medicine
- Community medical personnel engaged in post-trauma rehabilitation for work injuries, traffic accidents, and other traumas
- Nursing and medical management personnel who wish to gain an in-depth understanding of systematic trauma rehabilitation processes
Not a good fit for
- General readers seeking simple home self-rehabilitation techniques
- Readers interested only in psychological or mental trauma rehabilitation
Reading tips
- It is recommended to first read through the general introduction to build an understanding of the overall framework of trauma rehabilitation, then intensively read relevant chapters according to actual needs
- Practice with the assessment forms and functional training illustrations in the book, preferably under clinical supervision
- Pay attention to the 'Key Points Summary' and 'Progress Outlook' at the end of each chapter, which help grasp core knowledge and frontier directions
About the publisher
People's Medical Publishing House China · Founded in 1953Founded in 1953, the People's Medical Publishing House is an important institution in China's medical publishing field, with publishing directions covering medical textbooks, academic monographs, medical journals, and popular science books. Its collection contains 2,503 titles, mainly classified under medicine. Representative works include the Complete Book of Chinese Nutrition Science (2nd Edition, 2 volumes), Guide to Clinical Practice with Medical Records, the Golden Mirror of Medicine (Volume 1), Chinese Medical Imaging: Head and Neck Volume (3rd Edition), and the Essentials of the Golden Cabinet from the Collected Clinical Chinese Medicine Must-Read Series (Collector's Edition), spanning both modern medicine and classical Chinese medical texts. Representative authors include Yang Yuexin, Ge Keyou, Ye Tianshi, Su Li, Wu Qian, Zheng Jinsheng, Wang Zhenchang, and Xian Junfang, covering fields such as nutrition, Chinese medicine, and medical imaging. With a publishing approach that balances textbooks and academic monographs, the press has established the "Renwei" brand.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 编者(按姓氏笔画排序)
- 中国康复医学会“康复医学指南”丛书序言
- 中国康复医学会“康复医学指南”丛书编写委员会
- 中国康复医学会“康复医学指南”丛书目录
- 前言
- 第一章 绪论
- 一、创伤康复定义与内涵
- 二、创伤医疗与康复的发展与现状
- 三、创伤康复的主要内容
- 四、创伤康复存在的问题及面临的挑战
- 参考文献
- 第二章 头面部创伤康复
- 第一节 颅脑损伤概述
- 一、流行病学
- 二、临床分型
- 三、临床诊断
- 四、临床治疗
- 五、高压氧治疗
- 六、康复护理
- 第二节 颅脑损伤后意识障碍康复
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、康复治疗
- 四、家庭、社会康复治疗
- 五、预后
- 第三节 颅脑损伤后认知障碍康复
- 一、概述
- 二、危险因素和机制
- 三、康复评定
- 四、康复治疗
- 第四节 颅脑损伤后情绪情感障碍康复
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、康复治疗
- 四、家庭、社会康复治疗
- 五、预后
- 第五节 颅脑损伤后言语障碍康复
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、康复治疗
- 四、家庭康复治疗
- 五、预后
- 第六节 颅脑损伤后运动障碍康复
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、康复治疗
- 四、家庭、社会康复治疗
- 五、预后
- 第七节 耳鼻咽喉损伤康复
- 一、概述
- 二、耳部创伤的康复
- 三、鼻部创伤的康复
- 四、咽部创伤的康复
- 五、喉部创伤的康复
- 第八节 口腔颌面部损伤康复
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、康复治疗
- 四、康复护理
- 第九节 眼部损伤康复
- 一、概述
- 二、临床治疗
- 三、康复治疗
- 参考文献
- 第三章 胸腹部创伤康复
- 第一节 胸部创伤康复
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、康复治疗
- 四、预后
- 第二节 腹部创伤康复
- 一、腹部创伤分类
- 二、腹部创伤的临床表现
- 三、腹部各脏器损伤的临床诊断与治疗
- 四、腹部创伤的康复评定
- 五、腹部创伤的康复护理
- 六、腹部创伤的康复治疗
- 参考文献
- 第四章 脊柱脊髓创伤康复
- 第一节 脊柱骨折
- 一、概述
- 二、脊柱骨折临床诊治
- 三、康复评定
- 四、康复治疗
- 五、出院标准
- 第二节 脊髓损伤
- 一、概述
- 二、临床诊治
- 三、康复评定
- 四、康复治疗
- 参考文献
- 第五章 上肢创伤康复
- 第一节 肩与上臂的骨折
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、手术治疗
- 四、康复治疗
- 五、预后
- 第二节 肘与前臂的骨折
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、临床治疗
- 四、康复治疗
- 五、注意事项
- 第三节 手部的常见骨折与关节损伤
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、临床治疗
- 四、康复治疗
- 五、预后
- 第四节 上肢关节损伤
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、临床治疗
- 四、康复治疗
- 第五节 上肢常见软组织损伤疾病
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、临床治疗
- 四、康复治疗
- 第六节 上肢常见周围神经损伤
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、康复治疗
- 四、并发症
- 五、预后
- 第七节 手部肌腱损伤
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、康复治疗
- 四、并发症
- 五、预后
- 第八节 断肢(指)再植的康复
- 一、概述
- 二、康复效果的评估方法
- 三、手术方法
- 四、康复治疗
- 五、预后
- 参考文献
- 第六章 骨盆骨折康复
- 第一节 骨盆骨折康复
- 一、定义与术语
- 二、流行病学
- 三、病因及损伤机制
- 四、骨盆骨折分型
- 五、临床表现
- 六、临床治疗
- 七、康复评定
- 八、康复治疗
- 九、康复护理
- 第二节 髋臼骨折康复
- 一、概述
- 二、流行病学
- 三、病因及发病机制
- 四、髋臼骨折分类
- 五、临床表现
- 六、辅助检查
- 七、临床治疗
- 八、康复评定
- 九、康复治疗
- 十、髋臼骨折并发症的康复与预防
- 第三节 全髋关节置换术康复
- 一、概述
- 二、流行病学
- 三、临床治疗
- 四、康复训练指导原则
- 参考文献
- 第七章 下肢创伤康复
- 第一节 概述
- 一、下肢功能
- 二、下肢骨折及脱位后康复治疗基本方法
- 第二节 大腿部骨折
- 一、股骨粗隆下骨折术后
- 二、股骨干骨折
- 第三节 膝关节骨折
- 一、股骨髁上骨折
- 二、股骨髁骨折
- 三、髌骨骨折
- 四、胫骨平台骨折
- 五、全膝关节成形术
- 第四节 小腿部骨折
- 一、概述
- 二、诊断
- 三、分型
- 四、临床治疗
- 五、康复治疗
- 第五节 踝足创伤康复
- 一、概述
- 二、病因
- 三、类型
- 四、踝足创伤诊断
- 五、踝足创伤康复评估
- 六、踝足创伤康复
- 第六节 下肢软组织创伤康复
- 一、肌肉损伤
- 二、肌腱损伤
- 三、韧带损伤
- 四、关节软骨损伤
- 第七节 下肢周围神经损伤康复
- 一、概述
- 二、康复评定
- 三、两种特殊的周围神经损伤的康复治疗
- 参考文献
- 第八章 多发性损伤康复
- 第一节 多发性损伤的概念
- 一、概述
- 二、流行病学
- 第二节 多发性损伤的临床诊断
- 一、概述
- 二、分类
- 第三节 多发性损伤的评估
- 一、多发性损伤伤情严重程度评估
- 二、意识状态评估
- 三、运动功能评定
- 四、吞咽功能及营养评估
- 五、肺功能评估
- 六、脊柱、脊髓功能及四肢骨折评估
- 七、认知功能评定及管理
- 八、言语、构音功能评估及管理
- 九、精神异常评估
- 第四节 多发性损伤诊断及康复
- 一、创伤性脑损伤合并脊髓损伤的康复
- 二、创伤性脑外伤合并多发性骨折的康复
- 三、创伤性脑损伤合并烧伤的康复
- 四、创伤性颅脑损伤合并肺损伤及肋骨骨折的康复
- 五、创伤性脑损伤合并截肢的康复
- 六、创伤性脑损伤合并血管损伤、深静脉血栓的康复
- 参考文献
- 第九章 截肢创伤康复
- 第一节 概述
- 一、定义
- 二、流行病学
- 三、截肢的分类
- 第二节 截肢术后康复
- 一、康复问题
- 二、康复评估
- 三、康复治疗
- 四、其他(康复工程等)
- 参考文献
FAQ
What are the main features of this book compared with similar rehabilitation guidelines?
The book's feature lies in its strong specificity, focusing exclusively on the category of 'physical trauma,' with outstanding depth and systematicness, and closely integrating the domestic clinical practice environment and resources, making the proposed plans more valuable for localized reference.Can people without a medical background but interested in rehabilitation understand it?
The book contains many professional terms and emphasizes clinical techniques and plans, requiring some basic medical knowledge as support. For non-professionals, it will be quite difficult to understand, and it is not recommended as an introductory reading.Does the book include special considerations for pediatric or elderly trauma patients?
Yes. In chapters on relevant trauma types, the book usually includes dedicated subsections discussing the rehabilitation characteristics, precautions, and adjusted plans for special populations such as children and the elderly, reflecting the concept of life-course rehabilitation.This site is an index: you start “Search all sources” in your browser, and the entries it lists all point to third-party sites; please judge their availability yourself.
About the author
王彤 AuthorWang Tong is a Chinese author with a notably wide range of subjects; public information about this author is limited, and details of identity and biography remain unclear. Ten of this author's works are held in the collection, spanning categories such as computing, social sciences, medicine, applied psychology, examinations, and health, reflecting a cross-disciplinary approach to writing. Representative works include Radar Imaging Technology, On the Happy Life (Rizhi Classics), A Guide to Trauma Rehabilitation, Listening to a Master Teacher on the Jingui Yaolue, The Unbearable Weight of Medicine, The Inner World of Highly Sensitive Children, Answer Key to Medical Statistics Exercises, and Becoming an Interesting Doctor: The "Killer Skills" of Health Popularization. Judging from these titles, the writing covers both technical subjects and medical textbook support materials, while also addressing psychological trauma, highly sensitive children, and popular health science, balancing academic substance with readability and serving both professional and general readers.
张俊 AuthorZhang Jun's publicly available information is limited, and his writing and editorial work spans a wide range of subjects. In the field of traditional culture, he has contributed to readers such as Three Hundred Tang Poems and the fully annotated, unabridged edition of Chinese Classics (8 volumes), bringing classical poetry and canonical texts to general readers. In medicine and health, his works include A Guide to Trauma Rehabilitation and Home-Based Oncology Therapy (2nd Edition), as well as the introduced title The War of Every Man: Effective Lifestyles Against Cancer and its companion booklet, addressing practical issues of trauma recovery, home cancer care, and cancer prevention. He has also worked in computing and education, authoring Data Collection and Preprocessing and addressing the theory and practice of preschool itinerant teaching. Overall, his writing emphasizes knowledge popularization and practical application, balancing traditional culture with real-world needs in health, technology, and education. Eleven of his works are held in the collection.