Futu Qingzhu's Medical Formulas in Essence

Author: Xu Xiulan
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Publishing Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Traditional Chinese medicine has a long history spanning thousands of years, accumulating an extremely rich and valuable experience through extensive medical practice. Those who personally tend to the sick and injured, creating practical medical experience, are the physicians; those who gather small contributions into a whole, meticulously analyzing and elevating medical theories, are the medical texts; the ultimate goal of physicians' relentless pursuit and the earnest teachings of medical texts is the effective medical prescriptions for treating diseases. Famous physicians write medical texts, and medical texts record medical prescriptions—this tradition stretches far back, vast as the sea. With the rapid development of science and technology, research on traditional Chinese medicine, from fundamental to clinical, from macro to micro, using modern scientific methods and techniques, has made significant progress and achieved encouraging results. To master it is not an easy task. Therefore, classic medical texts that summarize the essential prescriptions of famous physicians and modern application research are eagerly sought after by medical professionals. To better apply mature advanced experience, improve medical diagnosis and treatment levels, and further promote the development of traditional Chinese medicine academic research, we have organized the writing of the Essentials of Medical Prescriptions Series. This book is one of the series. It first lists the effective prescriptions recorded by Fu Qingzhu in his work Fu Qingzhu's Gynecology, comprehensively and systematically collecting and organizing the experiences of numerous physicians using Fu Qingzhu's prescriptions to treat diseases since the founding of the People's Republic of China, basically encompassing clinical treatment experiences and scientific research achievements over the past 50 years. The features of this book are:
1. One prescription for multiple diseases, syndrome differentiation and modifications, ancient prescriptions applied in the modern context, innovating while preserving tradition, which is beneficial for clinicians to master multiple methods and improve diagnostic and treatment skills.
2. Compilation and analysis of literature, balanced selection of prescriptions, detailed yet concise, which is beneficial for teachers to enrich clinical experience and enhance teaching effectiveness.
3. Rich and systematic content, summarizing commonalities while highlighting achievements, which is beneficial for researchers to understand research progress and swiftly reach the pinnacle of science. This book can provide assistance and convenience for the clinical, teaching, and research aspects of traditional Chinese medicine, serving as both a gateway for those entering the field and a stepping stone for those striving for excellence. Due to the limitations of the author's expertise, there may be imperfections in the book. We sincerely hope for criticism and corrections from. The book is divided into three parts: "Proficient in Medicine and Confucianism, Scornful of Official Path—Fu Qingzhu, a Famous Physician in the Late Ming and Early Qing Dynasties," "Modern Application of Fu Qingzhu's Medical Prescriptions," and "Collected Medical Prescriptions Based on Fu Qingzhu's Experience."