Author: Zhang Dengben
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book takes the Four Diagnostic Methods (Wang, Wen, Wen, Qie) as its main thread, divided into 30 chapters, concisely and succinctly describing the methods of observation and auscultation for the whole body, head and face, tongue, torso and limbs, skin, and the lower orifices; the methods of inquiry for cold and heat, pain, sweating, head and face, torso and limbs, dietary preferences, lower orifices, and bowel movements, as well as for women and children; pulse diagnosis, palpation, and other diagnostic methods. Each chapter is scientifically structured, suitable for daily study, with each chapter being both independent and an indispensable part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) diagnostics, closely interconnected. The content is easy to understand and suitable for students and enthusiasts of TCM to study and read.
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