Textbook of Secretory Diarrhea
Textbook of Secretory Diarrhea
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分泌性腹泻教科书
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1990
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通讯作者：
M. Duffey
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作者：
E. Lebenthal;M. Duffey
因此，几乎所有的文章都是关于遗传性神经病的。提交人指出，他们更愿意表达自己的意见，而不是含糊其辞，在困难的领域，如遗传性神经病的分类，他们的观点是明确表达的，而不是教条式的。在关于遗传性和炎症性脱髓鞘性神经病的第-章中，作者表示，他们已经无数次地与诊断和管理的问题作斗争。这种承认是补充与说明性的历史，使文字的生活自由使用。特别令人感兴趣的是，提供了作者治疗炎症性脱髓鞘性神经病的方法的具体细节。涉及与全身性疾病和毒素相关的神经病变的章节信息量较少。困难部分来自于机械地讨论一系列毒素或全身性疾病的影响，这是不可避免的，但有时，对这些疾病的儿科方面的关注似乎丢失了。例如，四页和几幅插图专门对淀粉样变性进行了综述，作者承认这种情况不会发生在儿童时期。有些读者可能会认为，介绍性章节的病理生理特点和调查神经病变是基本的。尽管如此，这些章节还是包含了一些有用的鉴别诊断表，以及对婴儿和儿童神经传导研究的已发表正常值的有益总结。这本书制作得很好。插图是丰富的，光和电子显微照片是高质量的，并已清楚地复制。一个令人讨厌的方面是每一章结尾的书目引用省略了文章的标题。总的来说，尽管有一些不足，这本书是简洁的;它有效地展示了作者对这个问题的经验观点，并结合了分散的文献。这将是一个有用的补充图书馆的神经学家和儿科医生。
cordingly, almost h~lf the text is devoted to inherited neuropathies. The authors state that they prefer to express an opinion rather than to equivocate, and in difficult areas, such as the classification of hereditary neuropathies, their views are clearly expressed without being dogmatic. In the -chapters on inherited and inflammatory-demyelinating neuropathies, the authors convey that they have grappled with problems of diagnosis and management numerous times. This acknowledgment is complemented with liberal use of illustrative case histories, which bring the text to life. Of particular interest, specific details of the authors' approaches to treating the inflammatory-demyelinating neuropathies are provided. The chapters that address neuropathies associated with systemic diseases and toxins are less informative. The difficulty partially arises from mechanically discussing the effects of a list of toxins or systemic illnesses, which is unavoidable, yet at times, the focus on pediatric aspects ofthese conditions seems lost. For example, four pages and several illustrations are devoted to a review of amyloidosis, a condition that the authors acknowledge does not occur in childhood. Some readers may think that the introductory chapters on the pathophysiologic features and investigation of neuropathy are basic. Nevertheless, these chapters containsome useful tables ofdifferential diagnosis and a helpful summary ofpublished normal values for nerve conduction studies in infants and children. The book is well produced. Illustrations are abundant, and the light and electron micrographs are ofhigh quality and have been clearly reproduced. One annoying aspect is the bibliographic citations at the end ofeach chapter that omit the titles ofarticles. Overall, despite some deficiencies, this book is concise; it effectively displays the authors' experienced perspectives on the subject and combines the scattered literature. It will be a useful addition to the libraries of neurologists and pediatricians.