Neurological Special Disease - TCM Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment (Second Edition) (TCM Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Series for Special Diseases)

Author: Huang Peixin, Liu Maocai (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Since its publication in 2000, the "Clinical Diagnosis Series of TCM for Specialties and Specific Diseases" has been well-received by the broad TCM community. To keep pace with the times and fully reflect the latest developments in TCM specialty and specific disease construction, the series has recently undergone a comprehensive revision (2nd Edition), comprising 16 volumes, with this book being one of them. This book selects 17 neurological diseases where TCM treatment has significant advantages. Based on the progress of TCM clinical practice, each disease is elaborated in detail in this edition, striving to highlight its advanced, systematic, and practical aspects from 14 perspectives. The "Diagnosis" section reflects the latest diagnostic criteria both domestically and internationally. The "Differential Diagnosis" section introduces key points for distinguishing similar diseases. The "Treatment" section elaborates on the principles and methods of TCM and Western medicine treatment, with distinct TCM characteristics and precise Western medicine content. It not only summarizes the authors' decades of clinical experience and effective formulas but also integrates the clinical insights of renowned TCM experts with modern research findings. The "Difficulties and Strategies" section provides an in-depth discussion on the challenges faced by clinicians in diagnosis and treatment, offering corresponding strategies based on the authors' clinical insights, which hold high reference value. The "Experience and Reflections" section comprehensively reflects the clinical expertise of the experts, offering profound insights. The "Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Approach," a new addition in the 2nd Edition, closely focuses on clinical practice, proposing entry points for integrated treatment, which has certain guiding significance for improving therapeutic outcomes. It also plays a role in advancing the theory and practice of integrated Chinese and Western medicine in neurology. The entire book is rich in content and highly practical, serving as a valuable reference for TCM and integrated Chinese and Western medicine neurologists. It can also provide guidance and reference for grassroots medical personnel, interns, and graduate students.