Medical Three Trusts Editorial

Author: Mao Shih-hung (Qing Dynasty)
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Publishing Date: 1996-04-01
Features: "Medical Three Trusts Compilation," abbreviated as "Three Trusts Compilation," was written by Mao Shih-hung during the Qing Dynasty. The book consists of three volumes. The first volume is dedicated to medical theories, selecting and discussing the refined insights of over fifty eminent scholars on the different characteristics of diseases based on their new/old, internal/external, young/old, and deficiency/excess nature. It also summarizes five principles for attacking and reinforcing treatments based on ancient and modern knowledge as well as the author's own experiences. The second volume lists over forty disease conditions and compiles more than two hundred commonly used formulas. The third volume provides a detailed analysis of the etiology and pathogenesis of stroke, distinguishing it from external wind in essence, as well as the dangers of misdiagnosis. This edition is based on the 1828 edition of the "Book with Grass Belt Studio" from the Daoguang era of the Qing Dynasty, with reference to the collation of works such as "Treatise on Cold Damage" and "Treatise on Cold Damage from the Collection of Cold Damage." It serves as a reference for clinical Chinese medicine practitioners, integrated Chinese and Western medicine professionals, and.