Chinese and Western Medicine Integrated Otolaryngology

Author: Li Fancheng Xu Shaocun
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This book is a specialized work on otolaryngology that primarily focuses on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with a combination of integrative medicine. The entire book consists of 14 chapters and 72 sections, totaling approximately 600,000 words. It covers the history of TCM development in otolaryngology, TCM's understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the ear, nose, and throat, the relationship between the ear, nose, and throat and the whole body, unique theories in otolaryngology, etiology and pathology in otolaryngology, diagnostic methods in otolaryngology, common syndromes and differential diagnosis in otolaryngology, treatment principles and methods in TCM otolaryngology, an overview of prevention and nursing in TCM otolaryngology, and commonly used drugs in otolaryngology. Additionally, it includes the etiology, pathology, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, syndrome differentiation and treatment, Western medicine treatment, external treatment, other treatments, and prevention and nursing for 114 common diseases and syndromes in otolaryngology. At the end of the book are an acupoint index, a formula index, and a brief author bio. This book is primarily intended for clinical doctors working in TCM and integrative medicine otolaryngology, as well as faculty and students of higher education institutions for reference.