中国遗传及地方性疾病资源谱

出版时间：2009-1  出版社：王嵬 科学出版社 (2009-01出版)  作者：王嵬 著  页数：302  

前言

Genetic disorders are commonly found in every community and endemicdiseases are restected in specific geographical areas in China. Traditionally recognized hereditary disorders in the form of chromosomal, single gene and complexmedical diseases have a prevalence of about 20％-25％. If acquired genetic disor-ders and somatic genetic disorders such as cancer are included, the prevalence iseven higher. Given the huge burden of genetic disorders on patients, families andthe community,it is essential to study their mechanisms and bring forth powerfulpreventive measures. To effectively control the genetic disorders and endemic dis-eases in China, the first priority is the systematic collection of basic data such asprevalence of various disorders and endemic diseases, contributing factors, andvariations in expression among different ethnic groups and the general population. However,until now there has been no Chinese books or scientific journalsaddressing this issue.This book collects those information mentioned above and discusses in detail,the most commonly found multigene genetic disorders, single gene genetic disorders and chromosomal genetic disorders among Chinese,and also the endemic diseases in different parts of China. The choice of the disorders in this book wasbased on published Chinese epidemiological data. The emphasis of this book isfocused on the disease prevalence, in different populations and regions home andabroad, the trend of alterations of prevalence,and a brief introduction to the pres-ent status of research and therapy available in China and in the world. Geneticdisorders and endemic diseases in minority groups in China, genetic studies inisolated and semiisolated communities of Chinese, and major influencing factorsare also discussed.

内容概要

　　The book can be used by medical students as a supplementary textbook. It is also of great value as a reference for health professionals and physicians. Multiple copies of this valuable book should also be on the shelves of all universities，medical schools and research establishments where these subjects are studied.

书籍目录

A Brief IntroductionForewordAcknowledgementsCHAPTER 1  China and its peoples1.1  Chinese population demographics1.2  The Han and the ethnic minorities1.3  Geographical characteristics1.4  Population size and growth1.5  Population age structure1.6  Migration1.7  Urbanization1.8  Marriage patterns1.9  Fertility patterns(including the One-Child-Family programme)1.10  Maternal mortality1.11  Mortality patterns1.12  ConclusionReferencesCHAPTER 2  Single gene disorders2.1  Introduction2.2  Amino acid (and/or other) disorders2.3  Hemoglobinopathies2.4  The influence of nutritional factors on the expressions of geneticdisorders2.5  ConclusionReferencesCHAPTER 3  Chromosomal disorders3.1  General overview3.2  Down syndrome3.3  Symptoms and comorbidities3.4  Etiology3.5  Factors3.6  Treatments and prevention3.7  ConclusionReferencesCHAPTER 4  Congenital disorders4.1  Introduction4.2  Congenital heart disease4.3  Neural tube defects4.4  Oral and facial clefts4.5  Case study:congenital deafness4.6  ConclusionReferencesCHAPTER 5  Psoriasis and eczema5.1  Introduction5.2  Epidemiology5.3  Etiology and pathogenesis5.4  Symptoms5.5  Treatments and prevention5.6  Eczema5.7  ConclusionReferencesCHAPTER 6  Essential epilepsy6.I  Introduction6.2  Symptoms6.3  Epidemiology6.4  Etiology6.5  Treatment and prevention6.6  ConclusionReferencesCHAPTER 7  Behavioral and psychiatric disorders7.1  General overview7.2  Case study 17.3  Case study  27.4  ConclusionReferencesCHAPTER 8  Cardiovascular disease8.1  Overview8.2  Case study:hypertension8.3  Epidemiology8.4  Cardiovascular disease as the primary cause of death and hyperterthe main simply treatable risk factor8.5  Etiology8.6  Treatments and preventionReferencesCHAPTER 9  Epidemiology and risk factors of common cancers9.1  Breast cancer9.2  Nasopharyngeal carcinoma9.3  Lung cancer9.4  Stomach cancer9.5  Colorectal cancer9.6  Liver cancer9.7  Case study:esophageal cancerReferencesCHAPTER 10  Dietary deficiency disorders10.1  Overview10.2  Iodine deficiency10.3  Symptoms10.4  Etiology10.5  Pathogenesis10.6  Pathology of endemic goiter10.7  Prevention and treatments10.8  Conclusion10.9  Keshan disease10.10  Epidemiology10.11  Pathology10 12  Etiology10 13  Pathogenesis10 14  Clinical and laboratory investigations10 15  Diagnosis10.16  TreatmentReferencesCHAPTER 11  Environmental toxicity disorders11.1  Endemic fluorosis11.2  Epidemiology11.3  Pathology11.4  Symptoms and stages11.5  Clinical diagnosis and differential diagnosis11.6  Prevention11.7  Conclusion11.8  Endemic arsenic poisoning11.9  Epidemiology11.10  Etiology11.11  Pathology11.12  Pathogenesis11.13  Clinical manifestations11.14  Clinical diagnosis and differential diagnosis11.15  Endemic arsenic poisoning prevention and treatmentReferencesCHAPTER 12  Combined deficiency-toxicity disorders12.1  Kashin-Beck Disease12.2  Symptoms12.3  Geographical distribution12.4  Population prevalence12.5  Family occurrence12.6  Etiology12.7  Pathology12.8  Pathogenesis12.9  Prevention and treatment12.10  Differential diagnosis12.11  ConclusionReferencesCHAPTER 13  Bioethical and legislative restrictions in China13.1  Family planning programs13.2  Eugenics laws and sex selection13.3  Disabled people and moral protection in China13.4  Sex ethnic13.5  Sexually transmitted diseases13.6  Confucian ethics and the market economyReferences

章节摘录

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