Author: Qing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 1996-08-01
Features: "The Medical Conversations of Cold Studio" was written by Lu Yi, a physician from the Qing Dynasty. The first and second volumes discuss medical ethics, preserving health, caution in medication, diagnosis, and prescription methods, as well as ancient and modern physicians and medical books that are worth learning from. Volumes three to five gather case studies of various diseases and conditions treated by famous physicians throughout history, supplemented with the author's own insights and elaborations. They explore the origins and details, analyzing the advantages and disadvantages, with many observations being insightful. The supplement, comprising one volume, was compiled by Cao Bingzhang during the Republic of China, selecting relevant medical content from Lu Yi's "Miscellaneous Notes of Cold Studio" and appending it to the end, further enriching the book.
Cold Studio Medical Notes
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