Vertigo (Fainting) - Comprehensive Analysis of Famous Cases from Ancient and Modern Times

Author: Tang Xianping
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is divided into four parts: Introduction, Part 1, Part 2, and Appendix. The Introduction primarily elaborates on the concept, origins, classification, etiology and pathogenesis, common syndromes, and common treatment methods of vertigo. Part 1 is organized around traditional Chinese medicine syndromes of vertigo, such as wind syndrome vertigo, fire syndrome vertigo, phlegm syndrome vertigo, blood stasis syndrome vertigo, fluid retention syndrome vertigo, and deficiency syndrome vertigo, etc. The selected medical cases primarily feature ancient physicians, with some cases from renowned modern and contemporary TCM masters. Part 2 is structured around the names of diseases caused by modern medicine that lead to vertigo, mainly selecting treatment cases from various renowned modern and contemporary TCM masters. Since the two aspects are sometimes not entirely separate, readers can refer to them interchangeably. The Appendix mainly includes cases related to vertigo, such as syncope and, as well as introductions to the experiences of some contemporary renowned TCM masters in treating vertigo.