Modern TCM Clinical Handbook

Author: E.Pretsch P.Buhlmann
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Publish Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts. The first part, General Theory, briefly introduces the essential basic knowledge of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) required in clinical practice. The second part, Specific Topics, systematically covers common diseases in various clinical disciplines, totaling over 350 conditions. For each disease, it first provides a concise description of its definition, clinical characteristics, key diagnostic points, and treatment principles, then focuses on introducing treatment methods (including syndrome differentiation and treatment, commonly used TCM patent medicines, external treatments, surgery, etc.) and preventive and nursing measures. The entire book adheres to the principle of combining TCM methods with the latest advancements in modern medicine, as well as theory with practice, highlighting its advanced, scientific, and practical nature. It is concise, easy to understand, and straightforward, making it a valuable reference for TCM practitioners at all levels and Western medicine professionals studying TCM.