Modern Chinese Veterinary Medicine Encyclopedia

Author: Yu Chuan
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Publish Date: 2000-03-01
Features: This book is divided into seven parts: General Theory, Basic Theories and Syndrome Differentiation Treatment, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Formulas, Acupuncture and Moxibustion (including acupuncture anesthesia), Disease and Syndrome Prevention and Treatment, and Castration Surgery, with each part capable of being a separate volume. In addition to emphasizing the discussion of basic theories, basic techniques, and basic knowledge, the book provides a focused introduction to common and frequent diseases in horses, cattle, sheep, camels, pigs, and chickens. It also selectively describes diseases in rabbits, dogs, cats, pigeons, fish, bees, and pandas. It should be noted that China's ethnic minorities have made indelible contributions to veterinary medicine, so several experts were specially invited to provide concise discussions on Tibetan, Miao, and Mongolian veterinary medicine for the reference of readers.