TCM Clinical Internship Handbook

Author: Xiao Guoshi Kuang Huitao
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Publish Date: 2000-08-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts. The upper part, General Theory, includes 13 chapters and 95 sections on topics such as the responsibilities of internship doctors, medical record writing, ward management, diagnostic methods and syndrome differentiation, functional examinations, diagnostic techniques, treatment principles and methods, commonly used Chinese herbs, acupuncture therapy, massage, and other special therapies. The lower part, Specific Topics, is organized into volumes and chapters, discussing the diagnosis and treatment of 548 diseases in traditional Chinese medicine internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, gynecology, pediatrics, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, and stomatology, with a total of 5 parts, 83 chapters, and 650 sections. It highlights the clinical application of syndrome differentiation and treatment, and provides dedicated chapters or sections on emergencies, detailing urgent conditions and first-aid measures for each department. The entire book contains approximately 1.6 million words and is primarily intended for reference by internship doctors at different levels and disciplines in higher TCM and Western medicine institutions. It can also serve as a reference for TCM clinical training, self-study, self-examination, apprenticeship learning of TCM, Western medicine learning of TCM, and clinical practitioners of TCM and integrated Chinese and Western medicine in grassroots settings.