Chinese and Western Medicine Integrated Pediatrics

Author: Luo Xurong
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is primarily intended for students of five-year and seven-year programs in higher-level Chinese and Western medical schools, as well as graduate students. In terms of its writing style and content, it emphasizes systematicity, novelty, innovation, and pioneering spirit. This book is one of the series textbooks for integrated Chinese and Western medicine in higher medical schools for the 21st century. Based on a systematic summary of the patterns and mechanisms of diseases and syndromes in pediatric Chinese and Western medicine, the author selects topics closely related to clinical practice and scientific research. The book is structured around the fundamental pathogenesis, syndromes, and symptoms of traditional Chinese medicine, with the writing organized accordingly. The book is divided into two parts—General Principles and Specific Diseases—with a total of 19 chapters, systematically introducing 43 pediatric diseases. It discusses the brief history of pediatric development in China, basic knowledge of Chinese and Western pediatric medicine, and an overview of Chinese and Western diagnostic methods. For each disease, it provides a detailed discussion from epidemiology to traditional Chinese medicine etiology and pathogenesis, Western medicine etiology and pathology, clinical manifestations, laboratory and other examinations, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, as well as Chinese and Western treatment, highlighting the advantages of integrated Chinese and Western medicine and reflecting contemporary Chinese and Western medical.....