Analysis of Famous Cases of Nephropathy from Ancient and Modern Masters

Author: Zhang Yu, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: "Analysis of Ancient and Modern Famous Cases in Nephropathy": This book compiles the essence of ancient and modern case studies, analyzes the medication insights of renowned practitioners, and inspires clinical diagnostic and treatment approaches. It is part of the "Analysis of Famous Cases in Traditional Chinese Medicine" series, focusing on nephropathy. The book organizes a large number of ancient and modern TCM case studies on nephropathy, categorizes the collected materials, and provides commentary after each case. Divided into two parts, the former section is organized around traditional TCM internal medicine nephropathy syndromes, such as edema, hematuria, stranguria, retention of urine, and syndromes of complete obstruction, with most cases drawn from ancient times but also including some modern ones. The latter section follows the modern TCM diagnostic and treatment model, using modern medical kidney disease names as the framework and selecting treatment experiences from modern practitioners. All recorded cases include complete medical histories and diagnostic processes, with a focus on analyzing the clinical thinking process of the practitioners, dissecting subtle and essential details, revealing the unique academic thoughts and rich clinical insights of famous doctors. This book serves as both a guide and a learning tool, helping practitioners understand the rules of diagnosis and treatment while enabling learners to grasp advanced diagnostic techniques and unique prescription and medication strategies to improve their TCM diagnostic and therapeutic skills. This book is suitable for clinical reference for TCM or integrated Chinese and Western medicine practitioners at all levels, researchers, and faculty and students of TCM universities.