Yurxin's Experience with Liver Cancer - Research on Treating Liver Cancer with Strengthening the Spleen and Regulating Qi Principles

Author: Liu Luming et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: Yu Xin, male, Han nationality, native of Shanghai. Born on August 16, 1931. Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, and recipient of the special allowance from the State Council of China. Formerly served as:
- Deputy Director of the Tumor Professional Committee of the China Association of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine
- Deputy Director of the Traditional Medicine Professional Committee of the China Anti-Cancer Association
- Member of the Shanghai Association of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine, Director of the Tumor Professional Committee
- Member of the Shanghai Food Therapy Research Association
- Member of the Shanghai Anti-Cancer Association
- Member of the Shanghai Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Served as:
- Deputy Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Chinese Oncology
- Editorial Committee Member of the Journal of Tumors
- Editorial Committee Member of the Practical Journal of Tumors
- Editorial Committee Member of the Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Special Invited Reviewer for Scientific Papers of the National Journal Research Committee of Tumorology
Served as:
- Member of the Shanghai Anti-Cancer Drug Advisory Committee of the China Cancer Foundation
- Member of the Expert Committee for Chronic Non-Communicable Diseases of the Shanghai Center for Disease Control and Prevention
Acted as a mentor for the Ministry of Health's "National Program for Inheriting the Academic Experiences of Famous Elderly TCM Practitioners" and was recognized as a Famous TCM Practitioner of Shanghai.
Formerly an outstanding Communist Party member in Shanghai's education and health system.
Formerly a model worker in the national health system and a labor model in the national education system.
This book is a summary of the practical experience in treating liver cancer using the spleen-strengthening and qi-regulating method, compiled by Professor Yu Xin of the Shanghai Cancer Center (Fudan University Affiliated Cancer Hospital) and his students. The book covers theory to clinical practice, clinical research to experimental research, elaborating and exploring Professor Yu Xin's academic thoughts, treatment philosophy, clinical experience, and research progress in treating liver cancer. It is currently one of the most authoritative monographs in the field of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine for treating liver cancer.