Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Diagnostics

Author: Chen Qun
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is one of the series textbooks for integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine in higher medical colleges for the 21st century. Based on a systematic introduction to the basic knowledge of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine diagnostics, the author summarizes research findings in this field in recent years, organizing the content of the book around the diagnostic methods and syndromes of traditional Chinese medicine. The writing of this book strives to reflect the "Three Basics" (basic theory, basic knowledge, basic skills) and "Five Qualities" (ideological, scientific, advanced, inspirational, applicable), with the aim of cultivating students' clinical practice skills and innovative thinking. The content of the entire book, excluding the preface, is divided into three parts: Part 1 is the foundation of traditional Chinese medicine diagnostics, including four diagnostic methods and syndrome differentiation, with 11 chapters. The bilingual annotations (Chinese and English) of major terminology are appended at the end of the book; Part 2 is the foundation of Western medicine diagnostics, including symptom diagnosis, physical diagnosis, laboratory diagnosis, electrocardiogram, and imaging diagnosis, with 4 chapters. The bilingual annotations (Chinese and English) of major terminology are provided within the text; Part 3 is the integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine diagnostics, including diagnostic methods, syndrome differentiation, comprehensive application, and medical record writing, with 4 chapters.