Clinical integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine

Author: Wang Wenjian
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This textbook is compiled based on the characteristics of students in medical schools, aiming to enable students to learn the ideas and methods of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine after initially grasping the theories of traditional Chinese medicine, as well as Chinese medicinal materials and formulas. It familiarizes students with the important developments in integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine over the past few decades and provides insights into the cutting-edge dynamics in various clinical fields. The content of this book is relatively novel, introducing the latest advancements in modern medicine while reflecting the trends of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine. It also emphasizes a rigorous scientific attitude. Generally, the described content has been widely recognized in academia. For some content that is highly important but still subject to some, different viewpoints are presented simultaneously to allow readers to make their own judgments. The textbook is divided into three parts: the first part covers the ideas and methods of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, the second part includes research content on specific topics of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine, and the third part focuses on clinical research in integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine. This book is not a systematic clinical medicine textbook. Due to the uneven development of integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine in various specialties, the proportions of content introduced in each discipline also vary significantly. It is hoped that this textbook can serve as a tool for students to acquire knowledge, inspire thinking, and motivate innovation.