A Comprehensive Guide to the Diagnosis and Treatment of Kidney Diseases

Author: Zhang Linqi
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Publish Date: 2000-10-01
Features: The book is divided into four parts: Upper, Middle, Lower, and Appendix. The Upper Part introduces an overview of the current research status, physiological and pathological mechanisms, diagnostic methods, treatment principles, medication patterns, and strategies to improve clinical efficacy in kidney diseases. The Middle Part covers the etiology, pathogenesis, clinical diagnosis, differential diagnosis, clinical treatment, prognosis, preventive care, selected special formulas, research progress, and reference materials for common kidney diseases. The Lower Part discusses the key considerations for establishing specialized kidney disease departments. The Appendix focuses on introducing over ten guiding principles for the research and treatment of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) new drugs for common kidney diseases. This book is distinguished by its emphasis on the theory and experience of integrated Chinese and Western medicine in kidney diseases. It comprehensively incorporates the strengths of both Chinese and Western medicine, summarizes the essential knowledge from various sources, and authentically reflects the research achievements and practical experiences in integrated Chinese and Western medicine kidney diseases in recent years. It also practically addresses the issues that should be noted when establishing specialized kidney disease departments. The book is rich in content, well-documented, focused on practice, and aims for practicality. It serves as an essential reference for those engaged in clinical practice, teaching, research, and the establishment or management of kidney disease specialties in traditional Chinese medicine, Western medicine, and integrated Chinese and Western medicine.