Author: Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine Dongzhimen Hospital
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Mr. Liu Shoushan has been engaged in clinical and teaching work in TCM orthopedics for over 50 years, possessing extensive clinical and teaching experience. He is renowned for his effectiveness in manual therapy and is known for the saying "seven parts manual, three parts medicine." He has prepared eight methods for each of the following: bone setting, joint reduction, and tendon treatment, with unique techniques and remarkable therapeutic effects. In the treatment of soft tissue injuries, he emphasizes the holistic view of TCM, which is particularly distinctive. The book is divided into two parts. The first part covers general theories, including the normal human body's tendons, bones, manual techniques, diagnosis, tools, and medication. The second part introduces the reduction techniques, massage, and prescriptions for four types of diseases: fractures, dislocations, tendon injuries, and internal injuries. The book includes over 300 illustrations, making it rich in both text and images, facilitating reference and use for readers. This book was first published in 1966, revised in 1992, and is now reprinted for publication.
Modern Famous Traditional Chinese Medicine Classics Series (Second Issue) Liu Shoushan
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