Jin Gui Yao Lue (Advanced Series of Traditional Chinese Medicine)

Author: Chen Jifan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This book consists of seven parts. The first part is the Introduction, which introduces the history, content, and characteristics of Golden Cabinet Essentials, the relationship between Golden Cabinet Essentials and Treatise on Cold Damage, the philosophical thoughts of Golden Cabinet Essentials, and its impact and status on the development of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The second to fifth parts provide interpretations of Golden Cabinet Essentials, each following the structure of original text, word annotations, explanations of the meaning, selected literature, clinical applications, and modern research. The specific contents are as follows: The second part covers the first 17 chapters of the original Golden Cabinet Essentials, focusing on internal medicine. The third part covers chapters 18 and 19 of the original Golden Cabinet Essentials, focusing on surgery, dermatology, and other diseases. The fourth part covers chapters 20 to 22 of the original Golden Cabinet Essentials, focusing on pregnancy, postpartum, and gynecological diseases. The fifth part covers miscellaneous remedies, the taboos and treatments for birds, beasts, fish, and insects, as well as the taboos and treatments for fruits, vegetables, and grains. The sixth part discusses the research approach of Golden Cabinet Essentials, focusing on disease-syndrome and treatment research. It introduces modern research methods for Golden Cabinet Essentials, aiming to provide insights for clinical and experimental studies. The seventh part provides brief introductions to famous works through the ages, with a focus on the lives and academic thoughts of some authors.