Clinical Experience Collection of Shi Jinmo

Author: Zhu Chen'er
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: Shi Jinmo was one of the four famous physicians of Beijing in modern times. He was well-versed in medical classics, deeply understood medical principles, and had extensive practical experience, often achieving remarkable therapeutic effects for his patients. He dedicated his life to serving patients and made significant contributions to the development of traditional Chinese medicine. In clinical practice, he emphasized therapeutic efficacy and advocated innovation. He not only practiced the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine but also placed great importance on the traditional TCM diagnostic approach of syndrome differentiation, emphasizing "use the medicine that corresponds to the syndrome." Based on his clinical insights, he proposed the new concept of "Ten-Principle Syndrome Differentiation." He had many unique insights in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, such as paying attention to the social and psychological factors affecting patients. His skillful use of "Shi's paired herbs" in medication was another distinctive feature of his treatment. This book selects and includes 212 verified cases of Shi's after 1949, divided into four parts: Internal Medicine, Gynecology, Pediatrics, and Other Diseases. For each category of disease, it first discusses the syndrome differentiation and treatment, recording Shi Jinmo's unique insights into diagnostic and therapeutic approaches, followed by case studies of each syndrome, detailing the process of prescription and medication during treatment. Each case is accompanied by an explanation. This book faithfully reflects Shi's academic views and medical experience, making it invaluable for learning and inheriting the experience of renowned TCM masters.