Topical Chinese Medicine Preparations for Skin Diseases: Second Edition

Author: Song Zhaoyou
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Publishing Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book is a specialized work on external Chinese medicine preparations for skin diseases, based on nearly 30 years of experience in China in preventing and treating skin and venereal diseases with external Chinese medicine preparations, and combined with the author's clinical treatment experience. The second edition has been revised to include over 400 new preparations as requested by readers, as well as additions, integration, and deepening in aspects such as external and internal use, clinical and pharmacological, traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, ancient and modern. The book is divided into three parts:
Part 1 (Basic Principles) discusses the characteristics of external Chinese medicine preparations, commonly used Chinese herbs, the basics of external Chinese medicine preparations, dosage forms, management, and development.
Part 2 (Preparations) introduces more than 1,600 formulations in the order of traditional preparations, newly developed preparations, folk preparations, cosmetic preparations, and ready-made preparations.
Part 3 (Advances) elaborates on special therapies, medical cosmetology, clinical experience, research reviews, clinical practice, and the prevention and treatment of skin diseases.
This book is rich in content, detailed in data, highlights distinctive features, and is highly practical. It is not only a must-read for dermatologists and pharmacists in both traditional Chinese and Western medicine but also an important reference for grassroots medical personnel, students and teachers in medical schools, pharmaceutical factories, cosmetic factories, and professionals in medical research institutions. This book is a specialized work on external Chinese medicine preparations for skin diseases, based on nearly 30 years of experience in China in preventing and treating skin and venereal diseases with external Chinese medicine preparations, and combined with the author's clinical treatment experience. The second edition has been revised to include over 400 new preparations as requested by readers, as well as additions, integration, and deepening in aspects such as external and internal use, clinical and pharmacological, traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, ancient and modern. The book is divided into three parts:
Part 1 (Basic Principles) discusses the characteristics of external Chinese medicine preparations, commonly used Chinese herbs, the basics of external Chinese medicine preparations, dosage forms, management, and development.
Part 2 (Preparations) introduces more than 1,600 formulations in the order of traditional preparations, newly developed preparations, folk preparations, cosmetic preparations, and ready-made preparations.
Part 3 (Advances) elaborates on special therapies, medical cosmetology, clinical experience, research reviews, clinical practice, and the prevention and treatment of skin diseases.
This book is rich in content, detailed in data, highlights distinctive features, and is highly practical. It is not only a must-read for dermatologists and pharmacists in both traditional Chinese and Western medicine but also an important reference for grassroots medical personnel, students and teachers in medical schools, pharmaceutical factories, cosmetic factories, and professionals in medical research institutions.