Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Biliary Diseases

Author: Zhu Dejun
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book is guided by the perspective of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, with clinical application as its focus, highlighting the syndrome differentiation and treatment of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine. The book consists of ten chapters: Chapter 1 outlines the basic knowledge of traditional Chinese and Western medicine and the understanding of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine regarding biliary diseases; Chapters 2 and 3 cover the diagnostic techniques, treatment methods, and health care for biliary diseases; Chapters 4 to 8 discuss the integrated diagnosis and treatment of biliary diseases and related conditions; Chapter 9 introduces commonly used drugs for biliary diseases; and Chapter 10 provides references for modern research on biliary diseases. The diagnosis of biliary diseases adopts modern medical disease names and diagnostic methods, while syndrome differentiation analysis combines macroscopic and microscopic differentiation, integrating the overall reflection of the disease with local manifestations. Treatment and management employ a comprehensive approach, combining traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine, drug and non-drug therapies, as well as surgical and non-surgical treatments. The basis for syndrome differentiation is integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, utilizing traditional Chinese medicine's traditional methods of observation, auscultation, inquiry, and palpation, while also incorporating various modern medical examinations. This not only provides objective references for syndrome differentiation but also assists Western medical practitioners in differentiating syndromes and applying traditional Chinese medicine and its treatments. In treatment, Western medicine and Western medical methods are combined based on the syndrome type, which also facilitates traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in more accurately applying Western medicine and its treatments to improve clinical efficacy.