Yizong Jinyin. Gynecology Heart Method Essentials Colloquial Explanation (Third Edition)

Author: Zhejiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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Publishing Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The Golden Mirror of Medicine was compiled by Wu Qian and others during the Qing Dynasty. It served as a textbook for studying Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in the Qing era and remains an important reading material for modern TCM learners. Especially the Essentials of Methodology in various specialties of the book are concise, to the point, easy to remember, and widely welcomed by readers. Essentials of Methodology for Gynecology is a part of it, primarily discussing the four major gynecological conditions in TCM: pregnancy, childbirth, menstruation, and leukorrhea, covering aspects such as the etiology, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases. This colloquial interpretation mainly provides sentence-by-sentence translation of the original text, with appropriate annotations for difficult terminology. Additionally, it includes analysis of pathogenesis, medical principles, clinical significance, and, for those with accompanying prescriptions, analysis of prescription meaning and historical applications. This makes the entire book systematic and complete in terms of theory, methods, prescriptions, and clinical application, and includes selected case studies to aid readers in understanding and applying the content. The book is widely suitable for beginners in TCM and grassroots clinical practitioners as a reference. The Golden Mirror of Medicine was compiled by Wu Qian and others during the Qing Dynasty. It served as a textbook for studying Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in the Qing era and remains an important reading material for modern TCM learners. Especially the Essentials of Methodology in various specialties of the book are concise, to the point, easy to remember, and widely welcomed by readers. Essentials of Methodology for Gynecology is a part of it, primarily discussing the four major gynecological conditions in TCM: pregnancy, childbirth, menstruation, and leukorrhea, covering aspects such as the etiology, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases. This colloquial interpretation mainly provides sentence-by-sentence translation of the original text, with appropriate annotations for difficult terminology. Additionally, it includes analysis of pathogenesis, medical principles, clinical significance, and, for those with accompanying prescriptions, analysis of prescription meaning and historical applications. This makes the entire book systematic and complete in terms of theory, methods, prescriptions, and clinical application, and includes selected case studies to aid readers in understanding and applying the content. The book is widely suitable for beginners in TCM and grassroots clinical practitioners as a reference.