Medical Classics: Collected Commentaries on Warm Disease - A Plain Explanation (3rd Edition)

Author: Zhejiang College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: On Cold Damage Differentiation is an important specialized work in the field of TCM cold damage studies, written by Wu Tong in the Qing Dynasty. Since its publication, it has been highly regarded by later generations of medical practitioners and serves as a must-read for studying cold damage theory and clinical reference. The book follows the style of On Cold Damage Differentiation, incorporates the academic experiences of Ming and Qing Dynasty cold damage scholars, and is highly practical. The formulas formulated in the book, such as Sangju Decoction and Yinqiao Powder, are still widely used in TCM clinical practice today. This colloquial interpretation primarily involves sentence-by-sentence translation of the original text, with appropriate annotations for difficult terminology. Additionally, it provides pathomechanism analysis, medical principle explanations, clinical significance discussions, and formula analysis for those articles with accompanying formulas. This ensures the systematic and comprehensive application of theory, methods, formulas, and medications, helping readers understand and apply the content. The book is widely suitable for reference by beginners in TCM and basic-level clinical practitioners.