Chinese medical clinician -- Li Jiren, Zhang Shuhua

Author: Li Shao
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Publish Date: 2004-06-01
Features: This series of books presents each physician as an independent volume, organized into four parts: a brief biography of the physician, treatment of specific diseases, casual talks after diagnosis, and a chronology. The biography section succinctly introduces the physician's life and path to success. The section on specific disease treatment aims to organize and systematize outstanding medical theories, case studies, and insights related to a particular disease, facilitating clinical learning and reference. The casual talks section includes reflections on reading, notes, or insights from practicing medicine, and so on. The chronology section reflects major events or turning points in the renowned physician's life.
Li Jiren and Zhang Shuhua are the 14th generation inheritors of the famous New An (a region in Anhui province) family medicine tradition of "Zhang Yitie," which has been passed down for over 400 years. They are also celebrated figures in contemporary medicine. With over 50 years of medical practice, they have accumulated extensive experience in treating various difficult and complex diseases in internal medicine, gynecology, and pediatrics. They are particularly skilled in treating conditions such as arthralgia, paralysis, kidney disease, and liver and gallbladder disorders, having developed effective formulas with remarkable results. They have made significant contributions to the principles and methods of traditional Chinese medicine treatment, establishing principles like timed treatment in medication selection, which hold great clinical value. For progressive muscular dystrophy, acute rheumatoid arthritis, systemic lupus erythematosus, and other stubborn diseases across various specialties, they have achieved notable breakthroughs with outstanding efficacy.
This book compiles the essence of their medical experiences and is suitable for reference by clinical, research, and teaching professionals in traditional Chinese medicine.