Clinical Guide to the Theory of Qi and Blood

Author: Cui Yingmian, Lu Baoping, Hai Xia (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts. The first part is the theory and clinical application of Qi, systematically elaborating on the physiological functions and pathological changes of Qi, and discussing it in terms of Qi deficiency, Qi sinking, Qi collapse, Qi stagnation, Qi reverse, and Qi closure. The second part is the theory and clinical application of Blood, systematically elaborating on the physiological functions and pathological changes of Blood, and discussing it in terms of Blood deficiency, Blood stasis, Blood heat, Blood cold, Hemorrhage, and Blood collapse. The third part is the theory and clinical application of Qi and Blood, systematically elaborating on the physiological functions and pathological changes of Qi and Blood, and discussing it in terms of Qi stagnation and Blood stasis, Qi failing to hold Blood, Qi collapsing with Blood, and Deficiency of both Qi and Blood. The entire book selects and collects over 300 famous medical cases from ancient and modern physicians, with a focus on those from renowned contemporary traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. Itly showcases the thinking and methods of famous traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in treating Qi and Blood disorders. This specialized book is highly theoretical and practical, making it a valuable reference for teachers and students of higher TCM institutions, clinical TCM practitioners, and TCM enthusiasts.