Newly Compiled Collection of Cardiovascular Disease Test Formulas

Author: Hao Jianxin
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: In the long-term process of clinical practice, scientific research, and teaching, we have deeply felt the significant harm that cardiovascular diseases pose to human health and life. However, when treating patients, we often feel helpless due to a lack of effective methods. This has inspired us to strive for further research. As the saying goes, "A stone from another mountain can polish jade," and we have greatly benefited from widely collecting and organizing various effective methods. Every time we relieve patients' suffering, we feel particularly joyful. After years of exploration and practice, we have come to realize that the methods of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) indeed have outstanding efficacy in treating most common cardiovascular diseases, and they should be widely promoted to benefit patients. Therefore, we have compiled the effective methods we have collected into this book, hoping to share them with fellow practitioners for mutual encouragement. For ease of reading, this book integrates text, tables, and illustrations. The selected content is meticulously compiled to be detailed and reliable, serving as a reference for clinical practice. All the classical ancient formulas selected in this book have been verified through modern clinical practice, and we have strived to avoid mere repetition. Although this book does not encompass all clinically effective TCM formulas, it comprehensively and systematically reflects the current state of treatment and research, serving as a source of formulas and inspiration for thinking. If there are any shortcomings, they are due to the limitations of the author's expertise, and we sincerely welcome corrections and advice from fellow practitioners. When introducing acupuncture point selection methods in this book, the unit of "cun" used is the "conventional body measure," which refers to the distance between the two horizontal creases at the middle joint of the middle finger of each individual.