Atlas of Small Intestinal Disorders: Integrated Case Presentation

ISBN-13: 9789819966813 / Angielski

Cheng-Tang Chiu; Hsiu-Po Wang; Yang-Yuan Chen

Spis treści

Benign Nepolasms of the small intestines.- Manlignant Nepolasms of the small intestines.- Inflammatory Disorders of the small intestines.- Structure Disorders of the small intestines.- Ulcers of the small intestines.- Vascular Disorders of the small intestines.- Miscellaneous Disorders.- Enteroscopic Therapy Techniques in small intestines. 

O autorze

Cheng-Tang Chiu is a professor of Lin Kou Chang Gung Memorial Hospital and Chang Gung university college of medicine, president of The Digestive Endoscopy society of Taiwan, and executive director of The Gastroenterological society of Taiwan.

Hsiu-Po Wang is a professor of National Taiwan University Hospital and National Taiwan University, and Head of Department of gastroenterology of National Taiwan University Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan.

Yang-Yuan Chen is an associated professor and Head of Department of gastroenterology of Changhua Christian Hospital, and Vice President of Yuan-Lin branch of Changhua Christian Hospital, Changhua, Taiwan.

Blurb

This atlas composes of original contributions of characteristic cases of small intestinal diseases. The typical small intestinal diseases related cases are discussed in this book. Each case in the atlas is introduced with relevant clinical history and exemplified with educatory endoscopy images.

With abundant illustrations, this atlas provides valuable information learned from the diagnoses and treatments of the patients with small intestinal diseases. It also introduces the advances of the latest medical technologies in small intestinal medicine, such as capsule endoscopy, double-balloon enteroscopy, and single-balloon enteroscopy. Small intestinal medicine is an emerging, fascinating and important discipline in gastroenterology. This Atlas can serve as a useful and educational guide to young doctors and a refreshing reference book to educators in this field, and hence promoting better clinical care for their patients.