Cerebral Palsy -- TCM and Western Medicine Treatment and Rehabilitation: TCM and Western Medicine Treatment and Rehabilitation

Author: Han Qunying
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: This is a high-level professional book on the integrated Chinese and Western medical treatment and rehabilitation of cerebral palsy, meticulously compiled by experts specializing in the clinical treatment and rehabilitation of this condition. The book consists of 15 chapters. The Basic Knowledge section elaborates on traditional Chinese medicine theories related to the brain marrow and the anatomy and physiology of the brain and spinal cord in Western medicine, aiming to enhance the theoretical understanding of cerebral palsy. The Etiology and Pathology section explores the Chinese and Western etiologies and pathogenesis of cerebral palsy from both perspectives. The Four Diagnostic Examinations section provides a detailed introduction to common diagnostic techniques and methods for cerebral palsy. The Diagnosis section lists the basis for early diagnosis, key diagnostic points, clinical symptoms and classification, and internationally used diagnostic methods. The Differential Diagnosis section differentiates several diseases that are easily confused with cerebral palsy from both Chinese and Western medical viewpoints. The Non-Surgical Treatment section introduces various Chinese and Western treatment methods, including traditional Chinese medicine therapy, acupuncture therapy, massage therapy, physical therapy, and dietary therapy. The Surgical Treatment section presents new surgical techniques developed in recent years to improve various sequelae of cerebral palsy in children. The Complications Treatment section introduces treatment methods for common complications of cerebral palsy. The Rehabilitation Training section provides a comprehensive overview of functional training for children, including self-care skills, behavioral and language abilities, and cognitive abilities, as well as specific methods for over 20 types of motor training, which are crucial for the recovery of various functions in cerebral palsy patients. The Prevention and Care section outlines measures to reduce the occurrence of cerebral palsy and nursing knowledge for the condition. The Appendix includes an assortment of formulations from the book, pediatric acupuncture therapy, observation and recording for cerebral palsy patients, and the physical and psychological development of children under the age of six. This book is rich in content and highly practical, offering strong guidance and utility for clinical treatment and rehabilitation of cerebral palsy. It is an invaluable reference for neurology and pediatrics specialists in both Chinese and Western medicine, as well as for parents of cerebral palsy patients.