Traditional Chinese Medicine Otolaryngology

Author: Mu Guihua
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: The book selects and compiles 139 case studies, organized into five categories based on the clinical characteristics of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) ophthalmology, otology, rhinology, laryngology, and stomatology, covering 67 diseases. Each case study consists of two parts: clinical data and commentary. The clinical data is arranged in the format of "general patient information, chief complaint, medical history, examination, diagnosis, treatment method, and prescription." The commentary provides a layered analysis of the clinical data from aspects such as etiology and pathogenesis, diagnosis, treatment method, and prescription interpretation. It emphasizes theoretical analysis of etiology, pathogenesis, and prescription use to help learners deepen their understanding of TCM external medicine theory and improve their clinical analysis and problem-solving skills. This aims to closely integrate TCM ophthalmology and otology theoretical knowledge with clinical practice, achieving the book's purpose. Additionally, the book strives to use the most commonly used diagnostic terminology and measurement units in current TCM ophthalmology and otology practice, also with the goal of helping learners quickly combine theoretical knowledge with clinical practice.