Clinical Manual of TCM Oncology

Author: Li Peiwen
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: This book is divided into three parts: General Introduction, Specific Discussions, and Appendices. The General Introduction focuses on the fundamental aspects of tumor treatment, such as the Four Diagnostic Methods, the Principles of Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment, and the Patterns of Metastasis. The Specific Discussions provide detailed descriptions of the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and differential diagnosis (including Western medical diagnostic techniques) of 35 common clinical tumors, as well as treatment methods (including internal and external Chinese medical treatments, empirical prescriptions, etc.) and key nursing points. The Appendices include the efficacy criteria for solid tumors, a list of abbreviations for commonly used oncology drugs with their English and Chinese name equivalents. The content of the book is practical, with a strong emphasis on clinical relevance, making it highly valuable for oncologists to refer to during clinical practice. This book is divided into three parts: General Introduction, Specific Discussions, and Appendices. The General Introduction focuses on the fundamental aspects of tumor treatment, such as the Four Diagnostic Methods, the Principles of Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment, and the Patterns of Metastasis. The Specific Discussions provide detailed descriptions of the etiology, pathogenesis, diagnosis, and differential diagnosis (including Western medical diagnostic techniques) of 35 common clinical tumors, as well as treatment methods (including internal and external Chinese medical treatments, empirical prescriptions, etc.) and key nursing points. The Appendices include the efficacy criteria for solid tumors, a list of abbreviations for commonly used oncology drugs with their English and Chinese name equivalents. The content of the book is practical, with a strong emphasis on clinical relevance, making it highly valuable for oncologists to refer to during clinical practice.