Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine Five Zang Organs Disease

Author: Editorial Committee of "Five Zang Diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine" of Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine
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Publishing Date: 2001-03-01
Features: The book is divided into two parts: General Introduction and Specific Sections. The General Introduction serves as a preface, briefly outlining the definition, content, and characteristics of Five Zang Diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine, as well as its formation and development. It also discusses the application of the Yin-Yang and Five Elements theories in this field. The Specific Sections cover the foundational theories of each organ and clinical guidelines for diseases of each organ. The book adheres to the theoretical system of Traditional Chinese Medicine, using the Five Zang organs as a framework to summarize and refine the theories and practices of Five Zang diseases in both ancient and modern times, aiming to explore and enhance them. The content emphasizes the systematicity, comprehensiveness, and inheritance of the book, incorporating both traditional TCM theories and practical experiences in internal medicine, as well as breakthroughs and achievements from modern research. Guided by the principle of practicality, it highlights the characteristics of Five Zang diseases and focuses on solving diagnostic and treatment methods and techniques in modern TCM internal medicine. The book is divided into two parts: General Introduction and Specific Sections. The General Introduction serves as a preface, briefly outlining the definition, content, and characteristics of Five Zang Diseases in Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine; its formation and development; and the application of the Yin-Yang and Five Elements theories in this field. The Specific Sections cover the foundational theories of each organ and clinical guidelines for diseases of each organ.