Illustrated Guide to Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Rehabilitation Treatment for Stroke

Author: Chen Yuchen
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: This book is a specialized work in rehabilitation medicine. The editor-in-chief, Dr. Chen Yuchen, studied in Japan and, upon returning to China, dedicated himself to integrating foreign rehabilitation medicine with traditional Chinese rehabilitation medicine. Through careful summarization in practice and continuous improvement in his own medical work and guidance of young doctors, he finally completed this book. Building on inheritance, the author boldly innovated, proposing valuable insights into the clinical diagnosis, treatment, and home care of standardized rehabilitation medicine.
Stroke, also known as a cerebrovascular accident, is characterized by sudden onset and rapid changes. It is a prevalent and common disease, as well as one of the leading causes of physical disabilities among rehabilitation patients. In the treatment of stroke, research into unilateral paralysis (central paralysis) and higher brain dysfunction (aphasia, apraxia, agnosia) caused by central disorders is crucial, and rehabilitation medicine plays a significant role.
Rehabilitation medicine is an independent discipline with practical clinical application value. This book standardizes the rehabilitation of stroke into three stages (acute phase, recovery phase, and chronic phase) and provides detailed, practical demonstrations of relevant techniques. In terms of content, it strives to incorporate and integrate both Western rehabilitation techniques and traditional Chinese treatment methods. Learning this technology is indispensable for clinical training to handle various situations. The purpose of this book is to unify advancement and popularization, showcasing the technical level of modern Chinese stroke rehabilitation treatment.
Stroke, also known as a cerebrovascular accident, is characterized by sudden onset and rapid changes. It is a prevalent and common disease, as well as one of the leading causes of physical disabilities among rehabilitation patients. In the treatment of stroke, research into unilateral paralysis (central paralysis) and higher brain dysfunction (aphasia, apraxia, agnosia) caused by central disorders is crucial, and rehabilitation medicine plays a significant role.
Rehabilitation medicine is an independent discipline with practical clinical application value. This book standardizes the rehabilitation of stroke into three stages (acute phase, recovery phase, and chronic phase) and provides detailed, practical demonstrations of relevant techniques. In terms of content, it strives to incorporate and integrate both Western rehabilitation techniques and traditional Chinese treatment methods. Learning this technology is indispensable for clinical training to handle various situations. The purpose of this book is to unify advancement and popularization, showcasing the technical level of modern Chinese stroke rehabilitation treatment.