TCM Zang Xiang Theory

Author: Wang Qi
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: Traditional Chinese Medicine Zang Xiang Xue is the first major research monograph to establish the Zang Xiang theory as a distinct discipline, edited by the renowned TCM scholar Professor Wang Qi. Based on theoretical research and aimed at clinical application, the book perfects and constructs the theoretical system of TCM Zang Xiang theory. The book is divided into two main parts: General Theory and Specific Topics. It comprises 25 chapters and approximately 1.6 million words. The General Theory outlines the formation and development of Zang Xiang theory, its concepts, research scope, objects, and related theories. The Specific Topics provide systematic discussions on the five Zang organs, six Fu organs, and extraordinary Fu organs, covering aspects such as physiological and pathological functions of organs, etiology, syndrome differentiation, treatment methods, medications, formulas, special discussions, modern research, and selected classical medical arguments from past dynasties. This book has been revised and reprinted, with its content structure further refined, making it a comprehensive and innovative work in Zang Xiang research. The book holds significant academic value and serves as a valuable reference for TCM practitioners, practitioners of integrated Chinese and Western medicine, and students and faculty of TCM institutions for study and research.