Shi Xiaoshan, Shi Yangshan

Author: Shi Yangshan et al.
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: There are two distinctive features worth mentioning in this series of books: First, the preface section. We have made every effort to collect photographs of the medical practitioners, including some precious personal photos, diagnostic photos, autographs, and inscriptions by renowned figures. These materials hold extremely high documentary value and are a true reflection of history. Second, this series consistently emphasizes the need to focus on the characteristics of medicine and prescriptions, providing a detailed and thorough presentation. The goal is to write about clinically effective content, meaning that if a medical practitioner is not skilled in a particular condition, it should not be included. Additionally, it is essential to deliver "genuine substance" and avoid giving the impression that everything can be treated or that nothing can be effectively cured. The Shi family is a renowned traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) bone and trauma medicine lineage in Shanghai. Shi Xiaoshan and Shi Yangshan, father and son, not only inherited the family's traditional legacy but also developed and innovated upon it, making the Shi family's trauma medicine a major in Jiangnan.