Yang Jisun

Author: Pan Zimin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book records and reflects on some of the medical theories, discussions, and case studies of Yang Jifan, a renowned physician from Zhejiang Province. During the process of organizing and compiling, the author systematically introduces Yang's academic achievements and clinical characteristics from different perspectives, supported by corresponding case analyses and mutual corroboration. The first part introduces the clinical thinking and distinctive treatment features, elaborating on the essence of his academic achievements, with a focus on in-depth exploration of seeking the root cause and resolving blood stasis. The second part is categorized and described in detail, with the meridians of the lung, heart, liver, spleen and stomach, qi, blood, body fluids, etc., as the framework, and acute diseases, elderly health management, as well as difficult, severe, and stubborn conditions as the comprehensive collation. Medical theories, anecdotes, and empirical prescriptions are interspersed, supplemented by various cases, closely linking clinical practice, making the content quite rich. Reading this book not only allows you to understand Yang's academic thoughts, his emphasis on practice and practical treatment style, as well as his life story, but also enables you to learn Yang's unique experiences in clinical diagnosis and treatment, and the specific methods in syndrome differentiation, treatment principle formulation, and drug selection. This will greatly help improve your understanding of traditional Chinese medicine theory and diagnostic skills.