Classical evidence-based treatment.

Author: Lin Peiqin (Qing Dynasty)
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: This book was compiled by the Qing Dynasty medical practitioner Lin Peiqin and first published in the first year of the Xianfeng era. It is a reference book of high clinical value. The book consists of 8 volumes, with an additional preface volume. The preface volume discusses medical theories, while the other volumes primarily cover various diseases in internal medicine, miscellaneous diseases, surgery, ophthalmology, otolaryngology, and gynecology. Under each disease, the book concisely and clearly explains the etiology, pathogenesis, characteristic symptoms, pulse patterns, and selected treatment methods and prescriptions. Additionally, most diseases include medical case studies, providing the author's clinical insights. Some cases involve treating the same patient with others, using the same prescription with slight variations in dosage, yet achieving remarkable results, fully revealing the author's extensive clinical experience. The book's distinctive feature lies in its integration of theory with practice, highlighting the "living" soul of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Moreover, it offers comprehensive symptom descriptions and precise medication selection, with the principles, methods, and prescriptions seamlessly integrated throughout. Modern medical practitioners have praised it as "Practical Internal Medicine" and a "Textbook," clearly demonstrating its unique value. Based on the original first edition, this book has been extensively cross-referenced with other editions and is now published for readers.