Treatise on Practical Treatment of Typhoid Fever

Author: Chen Ruichun
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is primarily clinical, compiled from the author's 50 years of clinical experience. The first part, "Practical Classical Formulas," summarizes the classical formulas used in clinical practice, as well as formulas and prescriptions with the author's insights. The section "[New Interpretation of Formula Intent]" provides a comprehensive understanding of the formulas in the Treatise on Cold Damage and gives them new meaning. "Clinical Case Studies" records the application of each formula, with a broader scope than the Treatise on Cold Damage, and reflects the author's personal exploration and application of the Treatise on Cold Damage. The second part, "Authentic Medical Records," documents clinical case studies, covering a wide range of diseases with relatively certain efficacy. It avoids empty talk and unrealistic claims, making it a valuable reference for clinical practice. The third part, "Truthful Medical Musings," is a collection of personal reflections rather than literary works. It aims to present the author's thoughts in a straightforward manner, one issue at a time, as a way to spark further discussion. The appendix explores several different topics. This book is primarily clinical, compiled from the author's 50 years of clinical experience. The first part, "Practical Classical Formulas," summarizes the classical formulas used in clinical practice, as well as formulas and prescriptions with the author's insights. The section "[New Interpretation of Formula Intent]" provides a comprehensive understanding of the formulas in the Treatise on Cold Damage and gives them new meaning. "Clinical Case Studies" records the application of each formula, with a broader scope than the Treatise on Cold Damage, and reflects the author's personal exploration and application of the Treatise on Cold Damage. The second part, "Authentic Medical Records," documents clinical case studies, covering a wide range of diseases with relatively certain efficacy. It avoids empty talk and unrealistic claims, making it a valuable reference for clinical practice. The third part, "Truthful Medical Musings," is a collection of personal reflections rather than literary works. It aims to present the author's thoughts in a straightforward manner, one issue at a time, as a way to spark further discussion. The appendix explores several different topics.