Chinese Medicine Cancer Treatment in Progress – With Professor Wang Sanhu’s Clinical Diary

Author: Fan Xianji, Wang Sanhu
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book records the clinical practice of cancer treatment with traditional Chinese medicine in a diary format, providing a realistic and dynamic account. The diary entries are written by students of Professor Wang Sanhu in Xi'an and Liuzhou, spanning two years. They primarily document the diagnosis and treatment cases, share clinical learning insights, and showcase the doctor-patient relationship, offering valuable references for doctors, patients, and their families. The serialized article "Cancer Treatment with TCM in Progress—Diary of Professor Wang Sanhu's Clinical Practice" has been running for over 10 months. During this time, we have received numerous letters and calls from readers. Some shared their views on the theory, methods, and prescriptions of TCM for the diagnosis and treatment of various cancers, others discussed their personal insights based on the cases in the article, and some cancer patients sought medical advice. The profound theoretical framework, rich clinical experience, and the author's writing style of exploring the academic thoughts of their mentor and faithfully recording clinical diagnosis and treatment have resonated strongly with readers. As the author states, the diary entries only offer a small glimpse into the process of cancer treatment with TCM, like a tiny grain of sand in the vast ocean of TCM healing. We hope more TCM practitioners will share their experiences in syndrome differentiation and treatment, their insights into TCM therapy, and their reflections from clinical practice through various means on the platform provided by China Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine. This will facilitate mutual exchange and refinement, improving diagnostic and treatment skills to alleviate the suffering of more patients.