Essential Prescriptions from the Golden Cabinet: A Reading of the Four Great Classical Texts of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Author: Yang Dianxing, Deng Yien, Feng Xingkui, Luo Liangjuan
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This book is one of the titles in the "Series for Learning and Improvement of Grassroots TCM Clinicians," specifically "Interpretation of the Four Great Classical Texts of TCM." This series is part of the "TCM Professional Junior College Education for Rural Doctors" and "Clinical Technique Training for TCM Clinical Backbones in Township Health Centers" programs promoted by the National TCM Administration. It was organized and written by multiple TCM experts from the Sichuan Provincial TCM Administration. Throughout the writing process, the series adheres to the principle of "concise, essential, and clinically practical." Specifically for this book, the experts focus on interpreting key passages from the Essentials from the Golden Cabinet from three aspects: original text study, original text analysis, and clinical application. Particularly in the clinical application section, numerous modern medical case studies are cited to help readers better understand the original text and guide them in combining theory with practice. The book is well-structured, with accurate interpretations of the passages and a strong emphasis on practicality. It can serve as a training textbook for grassroots TCM practitioners and is also suitable for TCM professionals and enthusiasts as a self-study reference.