Clinical diagnosis and treatment of TCM for surgical diseases

Author: Lin Yi
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Since its publication in 2000, the "Specialization and Disease Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment Series" has been well-received by the broad community of TCM practitioners. To keep pace with the times and fully reflect the latest developments in TCM specialization and disease construction, the series has recently undergone a comprehensive revision, comprising 16 volumes, and this book is one of them. This book selects 16 surgical diseases with significant advantages in TCM treatment. Based on the first edition and in line with the progress of TCM clinical practice, it strives to highlight the characteristics, systematicity, and practicality of the content, offering detailed discussions from 14 aspects. The "Diagnosis" section reflects the most up-to-date diagnostic criteria both domestically and internationally. The "Treatment" section elaborates on the principles and methods of TCM and Western medicine treatment, with distinctive TCM features and concise Western medicine content. The "Difficulties and Solutions" section provides in-depth exploration of the challenges that clinical doctors face in diagnosis and treatment, and proposes corresponding solutions based on the authors' clinical insights, offering high reference value. The "Experience and Insights" section comprehensively reflects the clinical expertise of the experts, offering profound and insightful perspectives. The "Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine Approach" is a newly added section in the second edition. During the discussion, it closely focuses on clinical practice, proposing starting points for integrated Chinese and Western medicine, which holds certain guiding significance for improving efficacy and may also contribute to the development of clinical and theoretical practices in the integration of Chinese and Western medicine for specialized surgical diseases. This book serves as an excellent reference for clinical researchers in TCM and integrated Chinese and Western medicine surgery, as well as a supplementary reading material for cultivating surgical technical talent.