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Author: Fu Wenxin
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Publish Date: 2000-06-01
Features: The content of this book consists of two parts: Modern Integrated Medicine and Fu Therapy.
1. Modern Integrated Medicine. It is the academic foundation and clinical model of Fu Therapy. The core is the "Diagnosis-Treatment-Administration-Therapy" four-step method, which is the result of the author's exploration of the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine through "modernization of traditional Chinese medicine." It is introduced in Chapter 1.
2. Fu Therapy. It is a comprehensive therapy based on the patented medical Fu equipment invented by the author (which can integrate the five therapies of traditional Chinese medicine—medicine, massage, acupuncture, moxibustion, and therapy—as well as the general physiological and chemical therapies of Western medicine). It includes complete equipment for establishing new departments in hospitals, simple equipment for home self-medication, and portable Fu. The general principles of Fu Therapy are introduced in Chapter 2, while the specific operations are detailed in Chapter 3.
The scope of use of this book has three aspects: clinical, teaching, and research.
1. For clinical use. It can serve as a clinical manual: after collecting a patient's symptoms (pathogens), one can follow the book's "Diagnosis-Treatment-Administration-Therapy" diagram from left to right, following the chart to "prescribe," and derive the patient's specific prescription.
2. For teaching. It can be used by students of traditional Chinese medicine schools, Western medicine practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine, and even patients with a desire for "self-medication" (a medical trend mentioned in The Third Wave). It helps them master the specific methods of prescribing traditional Chinese and Western medicine prescriptions.
3. For research. Since the scientific principles of traditional Chinese medicine (the prescription methods of herbal decoctions and the meridian essence of acupuncture effects) remain two great mysteries (and also two great treasures) to this day, the author's "Analysis and Treatment of the Origin" method and the "Modern Broad System of Meridians" can serve as references for relevant researchers.
This book, combined with illustrations, provides a detailed introduction to the academic foundation (clinical model) of Fu Therapy, the overall overview of Fu Therapy, and the clinical applications of Fu Therapy.