Appreciation of Ancient and Modern Famous Physicians' Internal Medicine Case Studies

Author: Tang Junqi Gao Xinyan Li Qiaolan
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book is written by experienced experts in clinical practice and teaching from the Traditional Chinese Medicine college, divided into nine chapters. Chapter introduces the concept, types, and functions of medical case studies, the history of the development of internal medicine case studies, as well as methods for learning and researching medical case studies. The following eight chapters select nearly 200 internal medicine case studies from famous physicians of ancient and modern times, totaling over 300 cases, organized by categories such as external pathogens, lung-related disorders, heart and brain conditions, stomach and spleen issues, liver and gallbladder conditions, kidney and bladder disorders, blood, qi, body fluids, and meridians and limbs. These cases cover over 70 common internal medicine conditions, including medical histories, syndrome differentiation, diagnostic and treatment processes, and detailed analyses. The book highlights the key points of each case, reveals the unique academic thoughts of renowned physicians, their flexible diagnostic and treatment techniques, and their prescription and medication characteristics. This book is a highly valuable reference for learning traditional Chinese medicine internal medicine and improving diagnostic skills, suitable for middle-aged and young internal medicine physicians, students and teachers of traditional Chinese medicine colleges, and self-taught practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine.