Basic Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Author: Wang Xinhua
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Publish Date: 2001-05-01
Features: This book is a large series of books, "Advanced Series of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine," written by leading experts and scholars in the field of traditional Chinese medicine, commissioned by the People's Health Publishing House. This book is a part of the "Advanced Series of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine," focusing on the basic theories of traditional Chinese medicine. The purpose of this book is to comprehensively and systematically elaborate the fundamental content of traditional Chinese medicine theories, their theoretical origins, historical developments, clinical applications, and modern research. Based on summarizing the achievements in teaching, research, and clinical practice of traditional Chinese medicine basic theories over the past 40 years, this book further enriches and expands the content of traditional Chinese medicine basic theories. It serves as an academic monograph that not only deeply and systematically explores the theories and practical experiences of predecessors, absorbs the academic essence of medical scholars, but also reflects modern research results both domestically and internationally. It is characterized by its depth and breadth, comprehensive content, profound reasoning, exquisite references, and strong practicality. The book is divided into five parts: Introduction, Philosophical Foundations, Zang-Xiang and Jing-Zong, Etiology and Pathogenesis, Prevention and Rehabilitation, totaling 18 chapters. It can be used as a reference book for teachers of traditional Chinese medicine, clinical practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine, graduate students of traditional Chinese medicine, and senior college students to strengthen their theoretical learning.