Modern TCM Orthopedics: Upper and Lower

Author: Wei Yizong, Chief Editor
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Publishing Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is a specialized work that integrates traditional Chinese medical theory of orthopedics with modern medical theory, serving as a guide for clinical practice. It records the author's exploration and organization of traditional theories and experiences, as well as the creatively proposed new theories and methods applied in clinical settings. The book incorporates new theories from both domestic and international sources, offering rich content with depth and breadth of scientific substance, embodying the spirit of applying ancient wisdom to modern needs and blending foreign expertise with Chinese practices. For common diseases, the treatment primarily focuses on "painless and bloodless therapy," supplemented by the author's practical insights and experiences, accompanied by illustrations to enhance visual comprehension, making it highly practical and accessible. It is a clinical orthopedics book rich in traditional Chinese medical characteristics, serving as essential reading for those studying or researching traditional Chinese orthopedics, especially for clinical practitioners. The entire work is divided into two volumes and four parts: Part 1: Theoretical and Clinical Foundations; Part 2: Traumatic Orthopedics; Part 3: Spinal Injury Studies; Part 4: Tendon and Bone Diseases; with over 1,000 tables and figures.