Clinical Application of Formulas from Shanghan Zabing Lun: A Must-Read

Author: Wang Fu
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Publish Date: 2002-07-01
Features: The Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases is a classic clinical medical work, serving as the foundation and essence of the development and innovation of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) academic theory. How to effectively guide clinical practice and treat difficult and complex diseases with it is a major and challenging issue faced by the medical community. How to solve this, this book explores and excavates the syndrome differentiation and treatment system discussed by Zhang Zhongjing, integrating the theory, methods, formulas, and medications of Zhang Zhongjing's teachings into a cohesive whole. This offers a highly practical and theory-in-practice significance for learning and applying The Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases to guide clinical practice and treat difficult and complex diseases. The book consists of 16 volumes:
Volume 1: Differentiating the diseases of internal organs and meridians in terms of their order of manifestation and pulse-syndrome patterns.
Volume 2: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of the Taiyang disease.
Volume 3: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of the Yangming disease.
Volume 4: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of the Shaoyang disease.
Volume 5: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of the Taiyin disease.
Volume 6: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of the Shaoyin disease.
Volume 7: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of the Jueyin disease.
Volume 8: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of the hundred diseases, fox venom, and toxic sores.
Volume 9: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of stroke, arthralgia, blood paralysis, and labor syndrome.
Volume 10: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of phlegm, water retention, qi stagnation, yellow sweat, diabetes, and stranguria.
Volume 11: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of vomiting, hemoptysis, blood in the stool, chest fullness, blood stasis, and other diseases.
Volume 12: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of, convulsions, fox hernia, and pinworm diseases.
Volume 13: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of the five internal organs, wind-cold accumulation, jaundice, and other diseases.
Volume 14: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of diseases of women during pregnancy and postpartum.
Volume 15: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of and alternating pulse syndromes.
Volume 16: Differentiating and treating the pulse-syndrome patterns of yin-yang exchange and post-recovery labor syndrome.
Each section is structured as follows: Original text, clinical guidance, ancient and modern medical discussions, treatment methods, formulas and medications, key points of medication use, ancient and modern formula discussions, application guidance, and pharmacological effects. The book features an innovative approach, emphasizing innovation, with rich and practical content that closely connects theory with practice. It is a valuable reference for TCM and Western medicine clinical practitioners as well as students.