Neurology (2nd Edition)
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Undergraduate and graduate students in clinical medicine at higher medical institutions
- Physicians in neurology or related departments currently undergoing standardized residency training
- Primary-level clinicians who need to systematically update their knowledge of neurology
- Medical enthusiasts with a deep interest in neurology who wish to build a systematic knowledge framework
Not a good fit for
- General readers with no medical background who are only seeking accessible popular science about diseases
- Non-professionals who wish to quickly obtain simple treatment plans for a single disease
Reading tips
- Read chapters in order: first consolidate the foundations such as neuroanatomy and localization diagnosis, then move on to the specific diseases
- Learn in conjunction with clinical cases and try to use the diagnostic and differential diagnostic approaches in the book to analyze practical problems
- Pay attention to the summaries and review questions at the end of each chapter, which help consolidate core knowledge points and test learning outcomes
About the publisher
Founded 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
- 编者名单
- 主编简介
- 副主编简介
- 前言
- 第一章 绪论
- 第二章 神经系统解剖
- 第一节 中枢神经系统
- 第二节 周围神经
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- 第三章 神经系统疾病的常见症状
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 意识障碍
- 第三节 语言障碍
- 第四节 认知障碍
- 第五节 其他脑高级功能障碍
- 第六节 发作性障碍
- 第七节 视觉障碍
- 第八节 眩晕
- 第九节 头面部疼痛
- 第十节 瘫痪及肌萎缩
- 第十一节 不自主运动
- 第十二节 步态异常
- 第十三节 感觉障碍
- 第十四节 尿便障碍
- 第十五节 睡眠障碍
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- 第四章 神经系统的临床检查
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 病史采集
- 第三节 神经系统检查
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- 第五章 神经系统的辅助检查
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 脑脊液检查
- 第三节 神经影像检查
- 第四节 神经电生理检查
- 第五节 血管超声检查
- 第六节 放射性同位素检查
- 第七节 活体组织检查
- 第八节 基因诊断技术
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- 第六章 神经心理检查
- 第一节 神经心理检查在神经科的应用及其意义
- 第二节 常用的神经心理学量表及其检查方法
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- 第七章 神经系统疾病的诊断原则
- 第一节 诊断程序
- 第二节 临床思维
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- 第八章 头面部痛
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 偏头痛
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- 第九章 脑血管病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 缺血性卒中
- 第三节 脑出血
- 第四节 蛛网膜下腔出血
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- 第十章 神经系统变性疾病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 运动神经元病
- 第三节 多系统萎缩
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- 第十一章 中枢神经系统感染性疾病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 病毒感染
- 第三节 细菌感染
- 第四节 隐球菌性脑膜炎
- 第五节 螺旋体感染性疾病
- 第六节 脑囊虫病
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- 第十二章 中枢神经系统炎性脱髓鞘疾病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 多发性硬化
- 第三节 视神经脊髓炎
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- 第十三章 运动障碍性疾病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 帕金森病
- 第三节 肌张力障碍
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- 第十四章 癫痫
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 癫痫的诊断和分类
- 第三节 癫痫持续状态
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- 第十五章 脊髓疾病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 急性脊髓炎
- 第三节 亚急性脊髓联合变性
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- 第十六章 周围神经疾病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 吉兰-巴雷综合征
- 第三节 糖尿病神经病
- 第四节 Bell麻痹
- 第五节 三叉神经痛
- 第六节 嵌压性神经病
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- 第十七章 神经肌肉接头及肌肉疾病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 炎症性肌病
- 第三节 重症肌无力
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- 第十八章 神经系统遗传性疾病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 遗传性共济失调
- 第三节 肝豆状核变性
- 第四节 进行性肌营养不良
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- 第十九章 认知障碍性疾病
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 血管性痴呆
- 第三节 阿尔茨海默病
- 第四节 路易体痴呆
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- 第二十章 神经系统疾病伴发的精神障碍
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 神经系统疾病伴发抑郁
- 第三节 神经系统疾病伴发焦虑
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- 第二十一章 神经疾病急危重症
- 第一节 概述
- 第二节 呼吸泵衰竭
- 第三节 颅内压增高
- 第四节 惊厥性癫痫持续状态
- 第五节 脑死亡
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- 第二十二章 内科疾病的神经系统表现
- 第一节 代谢性脑病
- 第二节 可逆性后部白质脑病综合征
- 第三节 自身免疫性疾病
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- 第二十三章 与神经系统相关的其他系统疾病
- 第一节 神经系统疾病伴循环系统疾病
- 第二节 神经系统疾病伴呼吸系统疾病
- 第三节 神经系统疾病伴内分泌系统疾病
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About the author
Xie Peng is the author of works in the field of medicine. Public information about him is limited, and no clear records are available regarding his nationality, dates of birth and death, education, or professional positions. Judging from the four works listed in the database, his writing centers on clinical practice and discipline development in Chinese neurology. The subjects include a neurology textbook, guidelines for diagnosing and treating depression and anxiety accompanying common neurological diseases, and industry materials such as an annual yearbook for Chinese neurologists. These works are aimed at clinicians and medical learners, emphasizing diagnostic and treatment standards and expert consensus, and are written in a professional, practical style for clinical reference and disciplinary documentation. Among them, Neurology (2nd Edition) is a representative textbook, while the others reflect guideline and yearbook compilation, indicating his involvement in organizing diagnostic and treatment standards for mood disorders accompanying neurological diseases.
Zhou Dong is an author whose works span several fields. Public information about him is limited, and no clear record of his biography, nationality, or professional background is available. Judging from the five works held in the collection, his writing interests cover medicine, popular science, inspirational personal growth, finance and economics, and social fiction. Representative titles include Neurology (2nd Edition), The Overloaded Brain: Information Overload and the Limits of Working Memory, Can My Happiness Still Be Saved? A Neuroscientist Reveals the Truth About Happiness in the Brain, Energy Economics, and Echoes of Yanzhi Rock. These works range from a medical textbook for professional readers to popular books on brain science and emotion, a finance and economics title on energy, and fiction with a social conscience, reflecting the author's varied attempts to move between knowledge popularization and literary expression.
Jia Jianping is an author in the field of medicine, about whom limited public information is available. Judging from the two works included in the library—Neurology (2nd Edition) and Diagnostic Methods in Neurological Diseases—the author's writing focuses on neurology, a branch of clinical medicine, covering diagnostic approaches to neurological disorders and systematic disciplinary knowledge. Textbooks and diagnostic works of this kind generally serve medical teaching and clinical reference, requiring accuracy, clear organization, and attention to disease classification, diagnostic reasoning, and standardized expression. No reliable records are available concerning the author's specific education, institutional affiliation, or academic career, and speculation would be inappropriate. Based on the existing works, the contribution lies in organizing specialized neurological knowledge into texts that are convenient for study and consultation by medical students and practitioners. Although the number of works is small, the subject matter is clear, and the writing is practical and aimed at professional readers.
Chen Shengdi — public information is limited, and the available details center mainly on his medical writing. The library holds two of his works, both in the field of medicine: Neurology (2nd Edition) and Selected Difficult Cases in Neurology with Clinical Thinking. Judging from the titles and subject classification, the former is likely a textbook or systematic treatment of neurology intended for medical study and clinical reference, while the latter focuses on organizing difficult cases and training clinical reasoning, reflecting an approach that uses cases to drive analysis. Taken together, the two works suggest an author concerned with both the transmission of neurological knowledge and the development of clinical competence, writing in a professional and practical style for medical students and clinicians. His nationality, dates of birth and death, education, positions, and awards are not recorded in the library, and no speculation is made here.
