Hepatobiliary Diseases - (2nd Edition)

Author: Liu Yanling
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is the Liver and Gallbladder Diseases volume of the "Experiences of Famous TCM Practitioners in Treating Special Diseases" series. It is a clinical (monograph) on TCM liver and gallbladder diseases, compiling the diagnostic experiences and effective prescriptions of renowned TCM practitioners across China. It focuses on reflecting the clinical insights of senior TCM practitioners with deep expertise in liver and gallbladder diseases, particularly those who have long been engaged in medical, educational, and research work in this field, especially long-term clinical practice of TCM liver and gallbladder diseases. The book is divided into two parts: the Disease Part and the Formula Part.
In the Disease Part, it introduces the etiology, pathogenesis, syndrome differentiation, treatment methods, unique medication experiences, and effective case studies of famous practitioners for over ten common liver and gallbladder diseases. It highlights the distinctive characteristics of over 100 renowned practitioners in treating chronic hepatitis, especially in the treatment of severe acute conditions like severe hepatitis, where experts propose comprehensive treatment approaches, some of which include integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine methods.
In the Formula Part, it presents over 100 effective formulas for treating liver and gallbladder diseases. At the end of the book, there are an "Index of Famous Practitioners in the Disease Part" and an "Index of Formula Names in the Formula Part." The book is rich in content and concise, providing clinicians with a reference for accessing the experiences of senior TCM practitioners in treating liver and gallbladder diseases and their prescriptions, thereby better guiding clinical practice. This book is suitable for reference use by TCM and integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine clinicians, as well as teachers and students in TCM medical schools.