Treatment of Cerebrovascular Diseases with Integration of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine

Author: Li Hao, edited by Qu Shengjian
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Publishing Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book is a specialized medical work on the diagnosis and treatment of cerebrovascular diseases from Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, and integrated Chinese and Western medicine, with a focus on clinical application. It is divided into three parts: General Principles, Specific Diseases, and Appendices. The General Principles introduce the anatomy, physiology, and pathological mechanisms of cerebrovascular diseases, as well as the traditional Chinese understanding of cerebrovascular diseases, aiming to guide clinical recognition of disease types and mechanisms. The Specific Diseases cover the Western and traditional Chinese medical diagnosis and treatment methods for 10 types of cerebrovascular diseases, as well as rehabilitation and nursing for cerebrovascular diseases. For each cerebrovascular disease, it is described in terms of overview, etiology and pathogenesis, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, key points of syndrome differentiation, treatment, dietary and lifestyle adjustments, and nursing. The Appendices mainly introduce commonly used traditional Chinese and Western medicines for cerebrovascular diseases. This book serves as a reference for clinical workers at all levels engaged in Western medicine, traditional Chinese medicine, and integrated Chinese and Western medicine neurology, as well as for clinicians, researchers, and educators in their work.