Practical Treatise on Typhoid Fever

Author: Chen Ruichun
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: The content of this book is primarily clinical, compiled from the author's fifty years of clinical experience. The first part, "Practical Treatises of Classical Formulas," summarizes the classical formulas used in clinical practice and those with the author's insights. The section "[New Interpretation of the Meaning of Formulas]" offers a comprehensive understanding of the formulas from the Treatise on Cold Damage and gives them new significance. "Clinical Case Studies" records the application of each formula, with a scope far exceeding the Treatise on Cold Damage, reflecting the author's personal interpretations and applications of the Treatise. The second part, "Authentic Clinical Cases," is a record of clinical cases with a wide variety of diseases and relatively certain efficacy, free from empty talk and unrealistic claims, making it a valuable reference for clinical practice. The third part, "Frank Medical Discourses," is a collection of (freestyle writings) that do not emphasize literary flair but are instead straightforward and honest. The aim is to outline the author's thoughts on specific topics, serving as a stepping stone for further discussion. The appendix explores several different issues. The book is primarily clinical, compiling the author's fifty years of clinical experience. The first part, "Practical Treatises of Classical Formulas," summarizes the classical formulas used in clinical practice and those with the author's insights. The section "[New Interpretation of the Meaning of Formulas]" offers a comprehensive understanding of the formulas from the Treatise on Cold Damage and gives them new significance. "Clinical Case Studies" records the application of each formula, with a scope far exceeding the Treatise on Cold Damage, reflecting the author's personal interpretations and applications of the Treatise. The second part, "Authentic Clinical Cases," is a record of clinical cases with a wide variety of diseases and relatively certain efficacy, free from empty talk and unrealistic claims, making it a valuable reference for clinical practice. The third part, "Frank Medical Discourses," is a collection of (freestyle writings) that do not emphasize literary flair but are instead straightforward and honest. The aim is to outline the author's thoughts on specific topics, serving as a stepping stone for further discussion. The appendix explores several different issues.