Rehabilitation Medicine (6th Edition)

This book is one of the "13th Five-Year Plan" textbooks of the National Health Commission and one of the ninth-round planned textbooks for five-year undergraduate clinical medicine programs in national higher education institutions. Edited by Huang Xiaolin and Yan Tiebin, it is intended for students in basic medicine, clinical medicine, preventive medicine, and stomatology. About 560,000 characters long and divided into nine chapters, the book follows the logic of "introduction—foundations—assessment—techniques—clinical application." Chapter 1, Introduction to Rehabilitation, outlines the concept, development, service system, and team structure of rehabilitation medicine. Chapter 2, Foundations of Rehabilitation Medicine, covers functional anatomy, kinesiology, neurophysiology, and pathophysiology. Chapters 3 and 4 systematically introduce rehabilitation assessment (including methods for assessing motor function, sensation, cognition, speech, swallowing, and activities of daily living) and rehabilitation treatment techniques (physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, rehabilitation engineering, traditional rehabilitation, and others). Chapters 5 to 8 present clinical applications by body system, covering rehabilitation of common neurological impairments, musculoskeletal impairments, visceral diseases, and other common diseases. Chapter 9 focuses on the rehabilitation assessment and management of common clinical problems such as pain, spasticity, pressure ulcers, dysphagia, and bowel and bladder dysfunction. This edition continues the textbook-writing principles of "three basics, five qualities, and three specifics," updates disciplinary advances on the basis of the previous edition, and includes color illustrations and digital supplementary content. It is suitable for systematic study by medical undergraduates and can also serve as a reference for clinicians and rehabilitation practitioners.