Selected Clinical Experiences in Pediatrics by Zhao Xinpeng

Author: Department of Pediatrics, Xiyuan Hospital of Chinese Medicine Research, China
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: In accordance with Chairman Mao's teaching that "Chinese medicine is a great treasure trove, which should be vigorously explored and improved," and Premier Zhou Enlai's on conscientiously inheriting and organizing the experience of elderly Chinese medicine practitioners, the medical staff of our pediatric department collected and compiled "Selected Clinical Experiences of Zhao Xinpbo in Pediatrics," divided into two parts: The first part focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of common pediatric diseases, emphasizing Zhao Xinpbo's experience in syndrome differentiation and prescription for common pediatric conditions. The second part consists of medical cases, collecting some cases treated by the elderly Chinese medicine practitioner Zhao Xinpbo in pediatric wards and outpatient clinics over the past 20 years, with preliminary organization. The elderly Chinese medicine practitioner Zhao Xinpbo emphasizes clinical practice, skillfully applying the theory of warm disease to guide the treatment of pediatric infectious diseases and febrile diseases. During his long-term collaboration with Western medicine, he closely combines syndrome differentiation and disease differentiation, paying attention to individualized treatment according to TCM principles while striving to explore the treatment patterns of diseases. He has unique insights and high efficacy in treating neurological diseases (including epilepsy). The renowned elderly Chinese medicine practitioner Zhao Xinpbo has over 50 years of clinical medical experience, particularly in treating pediatric diseases. In clinical practice, he combines syndrome differentiation with disease differentiation while focusing on exploring treatment patterns. He skillfully applies the theory of warm disease to treat pediatric infectious diseases and febrile diseases, demonstrating unique expertise in treating neurological diseases and regulating pediatric stomach and spleen disorders. The book is divided into two parts. The first part introduces the diagnosis and treatment, and prescription experiences of Zhao Xinpbo for 34 common pediatric diseases, discussing etiology, pathogenesis, syndrome differentiation, commonly used formulas, and treatment strategies for each disease. The second part presents over 90 medical cases treated by Zhao Xinpbo, recorded in terms of condition, treatment principles, formulas, treatment process, and remarks. The book also includes 13 effective traditional Chinese medicine formulas commonly used by Zhao Xinpbo. The content of this book is concise and practical, with simple and effective methods, making it an invaluable collection of experiences from a renowned pediatric Chinese medicine practitioner.