Jade Key

Author: Zheng Meijian (Qing Dynasty)
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Publishing Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is a clinical monograph on Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) laryngology. The author, Zheng Meijian, was a renowned laryngologist during the Qing Dynasty, with extensive clinical experience. He skillfully integrated theory with practice, holding an important position in the field of TCM laryngology. The book consists of two volumes. The first volume elaborates on topics such as the theory of the throat and larynx, general principles of laryngology, secretory discussions on various wind conditions, knowledge of severe cases, thirty-six symptoms of laryngeal inflammation, "running horse carbuncle," laryngeal leukoplakia, and various prescriptions for laryngeal inflammation, interspersed with the author's clinical insights. The second volume focuses on laryngeal inflammation acupuncture techniques, songs on acupuncture indications, the twelve-step song on acupuncture manipulation, key acupuncture points for various laryngeal conditions, and songs on acupuncture contraindications, covering discussions on acupuncture in laryngology. Among these, Zheng's understanding of the pathogenesis of diphtheria and the creation of the "Yangyin Qingfei Decoction" remain highly significant in clinical practice to this day. This work also holds great importance in the fields of infectious diseases and prescription studies. In this edition, the selected manuscript has been meticulously verified for accuracy. A preface guide has been added, and an index of prescriptions is appended at the end to facilitate reading and reference. This book is a valuable resource for TCM laryngologists, as well as a reference for clinical practitioners in various TCM disciplines.