TCM Spleen Theory

Author: Ji Lijin
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Publish Date: 2004-12-29
Features: This book is divided into three main parts:
First, theoretical exploration, which primarily delves into and excavates the connotations of the spleen theory from the perspective of ontogeny, aiming to establish a spleen-centered and spleen-stomach-dominated theoretical system of the spleen theory, which serves as the focal point of this book.
Second, an interpretation of On the Spleen and Stomach. Under each original title, a title explanation is first provided to elaborate on the main content of the section, facilitating readers in understanding the key points of this chapter. Next, the original text is segmented with punctuation and annotations, where difficult phrases in the original text are explained in plain and easy-to-understand language, followed by an interpretation. The original text is translated into colloquial language in a simple yet profound manner.
Third, selected case studies and critiques. Through analyzing and commenting on ancient and modern case studies of spleen and stomach differentiation and treatment, specific theories, methods, formulas, and medications are used to reflect the pathogenesis of spleen diseases, thereby demonstrating the value of theoretical guidance and the significance of clinical verification of theory, ultimately enhancing the ability of theoretical guidance in clinical practice.
The content of this book is novel, integrates theory with practice, and presents clear and concise language, making it highly valuable for advancing the development of the spleen theory in the theory of Zang-Xiang theory in traditional Chinese medicine. This is the preface.