Epidemiological Diagrammatic Explanation

Author: Yang Jin
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Concretize abstract concepts; Simplify profound theories; Make rational cognition emotional; Organize complex problems! This book series is edited by Yang Jin, Director of the Department of Warm Disease at Nanjing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The book is divided into three parts. The first part covers the basic theoretical knowledge of warm disease, including the development overview of warm disease, its characteristics and classification, etiology and pathogenesis, syndrome differentiation theory, common diagnostic methods, treatment principles and methods, prevention and nursing. The second part focuses on the specific syndrome differentiation and treatment of various warm diseases, including wind-heat, spring warmth, summer-heat, damp-heat, hidden summer-heat, autumn dryness, big-head measles, sore-throat scarlet fever, pestilence, epidemic diagnosis, malaria, and cholera. The third part is a selection of classic works, featuring representative works of warm disease studies from the Qing Dynasty: Ye Tianshi's On Warm Heat, Xue Shengbai's On Warm Heat Diseases, and Wu Jutong's On Warm Diseases.
Based on the practical needs of warm disease teaching in current traditional Chinese medicine higher education, the author comprehensively, sufficiently, completely, and systematically reflects the theoretical and syndrome differentiation treatment content of the warm disease course. For the key content required to be mastered in the course, the author strives to present it in the form of charts to highlight teaching points, strengthen connections between sections, and facilitate learning, memorization, and mastery. This book can serve as both a reference for supplementary use alongside warm disease textbooks and as a standalone teaching material for learning warm disease.