Clinical syndrome medication new model

Author: Chi Lianxin
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The new medical model should adhere to the principle of serving all patients and prioritizing the well-being of all patients. Understanding who suffers from what kind of illness is far more important than understanding what illness a person has. This requires discarding the old and embracing the new to keep pace with the times. — Chi Lianxin
Guided by the combination of theory and clinical practice, the book offers a fresh interpretation of the complex relationships between clinical syndromes. It integrates classical pharmacology, modern pharmacology, and clinical applications, providing new drug combination models for clinical practice. Clinical syndromes not only refer to various diseases in modern medicine and syndromes in traditional Chinese medicine but also include combined syndromes of organs and meridians under the condition of disease-syndrome combination. This book focuses on discussing drug combination models for organ-combined syndromes and syndrome-treatment, with the following characteristics:
1. It enriches, extends, and broadens the specific relationships between primary syndromes and secondary syndromes, combined syndromes, and concurrent syndromes among organ-combined syndromes, termed "a new aspect."
2. Building on the traditional treatment principles of Chinese medicine, it also endows nearly a thousand drug combinations (formulas) in this book with new connotations of modern Chinese medicine pharmacology, using them to explain the rationale of treating syndromes with Chinese medicine, contributing to the modernization of traditional Chinese medicine, termed "another new aspect."
3. Rooted in clinical practice, scientific rigor and practicality run through the entire book, termed "utility." This book is suitable for reference by a broad range of practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine and students and teachers of TCM institutions. Due to the novelty and complexity of the topic, it is difficult to explain every issue in detail, so there may be certain shortcomings or even inappropriate places in the book. We sincerely welcome criticism and corrections from readers.