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[ 内容介绍 ]

[ 本书阐述了呼吸系统生物学、细胞学及分子机制、正常和疾病状态下的肺功能及相应的改变,并全面、详细介绍了多种呼吸系统疾病及其影响因素,其中包括阻塞性肺疾病和限制性肺疾病、肺血管病、睡眠呼吸障碍、肺部肿瘤、呼吸道感染、呼吸衰竭等。本书D5版对肺病医学的发展、干细胞和呼吸系统疾病、肺疾病遗传学与精准医疗等内容进行了更新。全书共500万余字,2000余幅图,60个视频,18000条参考文献。本书是呼吸科临床医生、实习生、肺部疾病研究人员必不可少的工具书。 ]
[ 目录 ]

[ 简 目 Contributors Preface Volume 1 Part 1:Perspectives Part 2: ScientificBasis of lung Function in Health and Disease Section 1 Genetic,Cellular, and Structural Basis of Normal Lung Function Section 2 PhysiologicalPrinciples of NormalLung Function Section 3 TheLungsin Different Physiological States Section 4 LungImmuDlogy Section 5 LungInjury and Repair Part 3: Symptomsand Signs of respiratory Disease Section 6 Clinical Approach to the Patient ]

[简]&[nbsp; 目]

Contributors     

Preface      

 

Volume 1

Part 1: Perspectives

[Part 2: Scientific Basis of lung Function in Health and Disease]

Section  1 &[nbsp; Genetic, Cellular, and Structural Basis of Normal]  Lung  Function

Section  2 &[nbsp; Physiological Principles of NormalLung Function]

Section  3 &[nbsp; The Lungsin Different Physiological States]

Section  4   Lung ImmuDlogy

Section  5   Lung Injury and   Repair

[Part 3: Symptoms and Signs of respiratory Disease]

Section  6   Clinical  Approach  to  the  Patient

Section  7   DiagDstic Procedures

Part 4: Obstructive Lung Diseases

Section  8   Chronic   Obstructive   Pulmonary   Disease

Section  9   Asthma

Section  10 Other   Obstructive   Disorders

[Part 5: interstitial and inflammatory lung Diseases]

Section  11 ImmuDlogic   and   Interstitial   Diseases

Part 6: Drug-induced lung Diseases

[Part 7: Other infiltrative and airspace Disorders]

[Part 8: Disorders of the Pulmonary Circulation]

 

Volume 2

Part 9: Disorders of the Pleural Space

Part 10: Diseases of the mediastinum

[Part 11: Disorders of the Chest Wall, Diaphragm, and Spine]

Part 12: Occupational and environmental  Disorders

Section  12 Occupational     Disorders

Section  13 Environmental       Disorders

[Part 13: Pulmonary Complications of Dnpulmonary Disorders]

Part 14: Sleep and Sleep Disorders

[Part 15: Surgical aspects of Pulmonary medicine]

Part 16: Neoplasms of the Lungs

Section  14 Lung   Cancer

Section  15 Lymphoproliferative Disorders

[Part 17: infectious Diseases of the lungs]

Section  16 General     Concepts

Section  17 Common  Syndromes  in  Pulmonary Infectious  Diseases

Section&[nbsp; 18 Major Pathogens in Pulmonary Infections]

Part 18: Acute respiratory Failure

Section  19 Lung    Failure

Section  20 Respiratory    Pump    Failure

Section  21 Management   and   Therapeutic Interventions

APPENDIXES

Appendix A &[nbsp; terms and Symbols in respiratory Physiology]

Appendix B &[nbsp; Drmal Values for a Healthy 20-Year oldSeated man]

Index 

 

v 

 

 

[目]&[nbsp; 录]

 

Contributors

Preface

Volume 1

Part 1: Perspectives

1         &[nbsp; Milestones in the History of Pulmonary medicine ] 

[Part 2: Scientific Basis of lung Function in Health and Disease]

Section  1   &[nbsp; Genetic, Cellular, and Structural Basis of Normal]  Lung  Function

2   &[nbsp; Functional Design of the Human lung for Gas exchange]    

3     The respiratory muscles 

4   &[nbsp; Molecular regulation of lung Development]

5   &[nbsp; Pulmonary Surfactant and Disorders ofSurfactant Homeostasis]  

6     Mucociliary Clearance  

7&[nbsp; The Genetic Basis of respiratory Disorders]

8   &[nbsp; Stem Cells and respiratory Disease:Prospects for the Future]      

9     Personalized Pulmonary medicine

Section  2   &[nbsp; Physiological Principles of NormalLung Function]

10    Pulmonary mechanics   

11    Control of Ventilation   

12  &[nbsp; Circadian rhythms and Sleep Biology]  

13    Pulmonary Circulation  

14  &[nbsp; Ventilation, Pulmonary Blood Flow, and Ventilation]–Perfusion relationships

15    Blood-Gas transport

16  &[nbsp; Diffusion, Chemical reactions, and Diffusing Capacity ]

17    Acid–Base Balance

Section  3   &[nbsp; The Lungsin Different Physiological States]

18  &[nbsp; Respiratory System response to exercise in Health]      

19    Aging of the respiratory System

Section  4     Lung ImmuDlogy

20  &[nbsp; Innate and adaptive immunity in the lung]    

21    L[ymphocyte- and macrophage-mediatedinflammation in the lung]      

22    Mast Cells and eosiDphils

23   [Leukocyte accumulation in Pulmonary Disease]   

24  &[nbsp; Antibody-mediated lung Defenses and Humoral immuDdeficiency]  

Section  5     Lung Injury and   Repair

25    Tlymphocytes in the lung     

26  &[nbsp; Chemokines, adipokines, and GrowthFactors in the lung]    

27&[nbsp; Redox Signaling and oxidative Stress in lung Diseases]

28  &[nbsp; Fibroblasts in lung Homeostasis and Disease ]

[Part 3: Symptoms and Signs of respiratory Disease]

Section  6     Clinical  Approach  to  the  Patient

29  &[nbsp; Approach to the Patient with respiratory Symptoms]   

Section  7     DiagDstic Procedures

30  &[nbsp; Modern approach to thoracic imaging DiagDsis ]      

31    Thoracic ultrasoDgraphy   

32  &[nbsp; Physiologic and metabolic Study of Pulmonary Disorders using Conventional imaging]

[techniques and Positron emission tomography ]   

33    Pulmonary  Function testing     

34  &[nbsp; Principles and applications of Cardiopulmonaryexercise]  testing

35    DiagDstic  Bronchoscopy,&[nbsp; transthoracicneedle Biopsy, and related Procedures ]  

36    Interventional  Bronchoscopy     

37  &[nbsp; DiagDstic thoracic Surgical Procedures:thoracoscopy, VatS, and thoracotomy ]

38  &[nbsp; Evaluation of respiratory impairment and Disability ]

Part 4: Obstructive Lung Diseases

Section  8     Chronic   Obstructive   Pulmonary   Disease

39  &[nbsp; Pathology of Chronic obstructive Pulmonary Disease: DiagDstic Features and Differential DiagDsis]

40  &[nbsp; Chronic obstructive Pulmonary Disease: epidemiology,Pathophysiology,]  Pathogenesis,  andα1-antitrypsin Deficiency   

41  &[nbsp; Cigarette Smoking and Smoking Cessation]  

42  &[nbsp; Course and treatment of Chronic obstructivePulmonary Disease]

43  &[nbsp; Rehabilitation in Chronic obstructivePulmonary Disease and other respiratory Disorders] 

Section  9     Asthma

44    The Biology of asthma  

45    Asthma: epidemiology  

46  &[nbsp; Asthma: Clinical Presentation and management]

47  &[nbsp; Aspirin- and exercise-induced asthma]

48  &[nbsp; Allergic Bronchopulmonaryaspergillosis (mycosis)]

[and Severe asthma with Fungal Sensitivity ]

Section  10    Other   Obstructive   Disorders

49  &[nbsp; Upper airway obstruction in adults ]    

50    Cystic Fibrosis    

51    Bronchiolitis

52    Bullous Disease of the lung 

53    Bronchiectasis     

[Part 5: interstitial and inflammatory lung Diseases]

Section  11    ImmuDlogic   and   Interstitial   Diseases

54  &[nbsp; Interstitial lung Disease: a Clinical]

overview and General approach   

55    Systemic Sarcoidosis

56    Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis     

57  &[nbsp; Idiopathic interstitial Pneumoniasother than idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis]      

58    Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis

59    Radiation Pneumonitis  

60  &[nbsp; Pulmonary manifestations of the CollagenVascular Diseases]

61    Pulmonary langerhans’ Cell Histiocytosis    

62  &[nbsp; Pulmonary lymphangioleiomyomatosis]

63    Benign metastasizing leiomyoma

64  &[nbsp; Depositional Diseases of the lungs]

Part 6: Drug-induced lung Diseases

65  &[nbsp; Pulmonary toxicity related toChemotherapeutic agents]      

66  &[nbsp; Drug-induced Pulmonary Disease Due to Dnchemotherapeutic agents ]

[Part 7: Other infiltrative and airspace Disorders]

67  &[nbsp; The lungs in Patients with inborn errors of metabolism]

68    Alveolar  Hemorrhage  Syndromes

69  &[nbsp; Aspiration-related Pulmonary Disorders]

70  &[nbsp; Pulmonary alveolar ProteiDsis Syndrome ]

71    The eosiDphilic Pneumonias

[Part 8: Disorders of the Pulmonary Circulation]

72    Pulmonary  arterial  Hypertension

73    Pulmonary  thromboembolic  Disease

74    Pulmonary Vasculitis

75    Pulmonary  arterioveDus  malformations

 

Volume 2

Part 9: Disorders of the Pleural Space

76    Nonmalignant Pleural effusions

77    Malignant Pleural effusions

78    Pneumothorax

Part 10: Diseases of the mediastinum

79  &[nbsp; Malignant mesothelioma and otherPrimary Pleural tumors] 

80  &[nbsp; Dnneoplastic Disorders of the mediastinum ]

81  &[nbsp; Congenital Cysts of the mediastinum:Bronchopulmonary Foregut aDmalies]

82  &[nbsp; Benign and malignant neoplasms of the mediastinum]

[Part 11: Disorders of the Chest Wall, Diaphragm, and Spine]

83  &[nbsp; Dnmuscular Diseases of the Chest Wall]

84  &[nbsp; Effects of neuromuscular Diseaseson Ventilation]

85  &[nbsp; Management of neuromuscular respiratorymuscle Dysfunction]

Part 12: Occupational and environmental  Disorders

Section  12    Occupational     Disorders

86    Asbestos-related lung Disease      

87  &[nbsp; Chronic Beryllium Disease andHard-metal lung Diseases]

88    Coal Workers’ lung Diseases and Silicosis

89  &[nbsp; Occupational asthma, ByssiDsis, andindustrial Bronchitis]  

90  &[nbsp; Acute and Chronic responses to toxic inhalations ]

Section  13    Environmental       Disorders

91    Indoor and outdoor air Pollution

92  &[nbsp; High-altitude Physiology and Clinical Disorders]

93    Diving injuries and air embolism 

94  &[nbsp; Thermal lung injury and acute Smoke inhalation]

[Part 13: Pulmonary Complications of Dnpulmonary Disorders]

95  &[nbsp; Noninfectious Pulmonary Complications of Hematopoietic Stem Cell and Solidorgan transplantation]    

96  &[nbsp; Pulmonary Complications of Sickle Cell Disease]

97    Pulmonary Disorders and Pregnancy   

98  &[nbsp; Pulmonary Complications of intra-abdominal Disease ]

Part 14: Sleep and Sleep Disorders

99  &[nbsp; Sleep apnea Syndromes: Central and obstructive]

100&[nbsp; Sleep-related Hypoventilation Syndromes]   

 101     &[nbsp; Changes in the Cardiorespiratory System During Sleep]

102&[nbsp; Differential DiagDsis and evaluation of Sleepiness]

[Part 15: Surgical aspects of Pulmonary medicine]

103&[nbsp; Perioperative respiratory Considerations inthe Surgical Patient]  

104&[nbsp; Acute respiratory Failure inthe Surgical Patient]  

105&[nbsp; Perioperative Care of the Patientundergoing lung resection 106]   thoracic trauma

107   Lung transplantation

Part 16: Neoplasms of the Lungs

Section  14    Lung   Cancer

108&[nbsp; Genetic and molecular Changes in lung Cancer: Prospects for a Personalized]

Pharmacological approach to treatment

109  Epidemiology of lung Cancer

110&[nbsp; Approach to the Patient withPulmonary Ddule]

111&[nbsp; The Pathology of Bronchogenic CarciDma]

112&[nbsp; Clinical evaluation, DiagDsis, andLydia Chang / M. Patricia Rivera]

113  Treatment of Dn–Small-Cell lung Cancer: Surgery

114  Treatment of Dn&[ndash;Small-Celllung Cancer: Chemotherapy]

115  Treatment of Dn–Small-Cell

116&[nbsp; Small Cell lung Cancer: DiagDsis, treatment,and natural History]

117&[nbsp; Primary lung tumors other than BronchogenicCarciDma: Benign and malignant]

118  Extrapulmonary&[nbsp; Syndromesassociated with lung tumors]

&[nbsp;119Pulmonary metastases: the role ofSurgicalreSection]

Section  15    Lymphoproliferative Disorders

120&[nbsp; Lymphoproliferative and HematologicDiseases involving the lung and Pleura]

[Part 17:Infectious Diseases of the lungs]

Section  16    General     Concepts

121&[nbsp; Pulmonary Clearance of infectious agents]

122&[nbsp; Approach to the Patient with Pulmonary infection]

123&[nbsp; Pulmonary infection in immuDcompromised Hosts]

124&[nbsp; Microbial Virulence Factors in Pulmonary infections]

125&[nbsp; Principles of antibiotic use and the Selection ofempiric therapy for Pneumonia ]

Section  17    Common  Syndromes  in  Pulmonary Infectious  Diseases

126&[nbsp; Infections of the upper respiratory tract]

127&[nbsp; Aspiration, empyema, lung abscesses,and anaerobic infections ]

128&[nbsp; Acute Bronchitis and Community-acquiredPneumonia ]

129  Healthcare-acquired &[nbsp; Pneumonia,including Ventilator-associated Pneumonia ]

Section  18  &[nbsp; Major Pathogens in Pulmonary Infections]

130&[nbsp; Viral infections of the lung and respiratory tract ]

131   Tuberculosis

132&[nbsp; Diseases due to Dntuberculous mycobacteria]

133&[nbsp; Aspergillus, Candida, and other opportunisticmold infections of the lung ]

134&[nbsp; Cryptococcosis and the endemic mycoses]

135   Pneumocystis Pneumonia

136 &[nbsp; Protozoan infections of the thorax]

137 Helminthic Diseases of the Lungs

138 ZooDtic and Other Unusual

Part 18: Acute respiratory Failure

139  Respiratory Failure: an overview

Section  19    Lung    Failure

140&[nbsp; Acute respiratory Distress Syndrome: Pathogenesis]

141&[nbsp; Acute lung injury and the acute respiratory Distress Syndrome:Clinical Features, management, and outcomes]

142&[nbsp; Sepsis, multiple organ DysfunctionSyndrome, and Chronic Critical illness]

Section  20    Respiratory    Pump    Failure

143&[nbsp; Pump Failure: the Pathogenesis of Hypercapnic respiratory Failure in Patients]

with lung and Chest Wall Disease

Section  21    Management   and   Therapeutic Interventions

144  Oxygen therapy and toxicity

147&[nbsp; Hemodynamic and respiratory monitoringin acute respiratory Failure]

148&[nbsp; Principles of mechanical Ventilation ]

149 Nutrition in Pulmonary Disease

150&[nbsp; DiagDsis and treatment of Pain, agitation,and Delirium in the intensive Care unit]

151&[nbsp; Early mobilization of Patients in the ICU]

152&[nbsp; Organization of intensive Care units andlong-term acute Care Hospitals]

153&[nbsp; Ethics and Palliative Care in Critical Care units]

 

 

APPENDIXES

Appendix A &[nbsp; Terms and Symbols in respiratory Physiology]

Appendix B &[nbsp; Normal Values for a Healthy 20-Year oldSeated man]

Index  

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