Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Diseases (Series of Books on Clinical Experience of Famous Specialists in Specialties and Specific Diseases)

Author: Shi Daizhuo
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book is one of the series "Clinical Experience of Famous Doctors for Specialized Diseases and Conditions." It primarily introduces the diagnosis and treatment experiences of famous doctors in traditional Chinese medicine for 10 common modern clinical cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, for which TCM treatment has a significant advantage. The book is divided into two parts: the Disease Section and the Formulas (Medicines) Section.
In the Disease Section, it discusses the treatment experiences of various experts and their specific methods of prescription for 10 common cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. The selected experts are either those with extensive experience in treating the diseases or those with unique insights. Their treatments are proven to be effective and hold great guiding significance for clinical practice. After each disease, there are notes that concisely summarize and the experiences and principles of various experts in treating the disease, making it easier for readers to learn and understand.
The Formulas (Medicines) Section lists the formulas and medicines used by experts in treating common cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, including specialized formulas for specific diseases and prescriptive formulas selected based on syndrome differentiation, with appropriate commentary.
This book is an extremely practical clinical reference. It combines the experiences of famous doctors, with diseases as the framework, comprehensively presenting the understanding of various experts on cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, facilitating readers' learning and mastery while inspiring clinical treatment approaches. The book is suitable for reference use by TCM practitioners, integrated Chinese and Western medicine clinicians, TCM university faculty and students, as well as primary healthcare workers.