Zhang Yuqing Medical Cases (Essential Readings in TCM Clinical Practice Series)

Author: (Qing) Zhang Yuqing, edited by Su Li
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Publishing Date: 2006-07-14
Features: The Medical Cases of Zhang Yuqing is the original work of Qing Dynasty's Zhang Naoxiu, compiled and organized by his disciple Wu Yuchun (Wenhan). The book comprises 20 volumes, collecting 1100 clinical diagnosis and treatment cases of Zhang Xingqing, arranged by external pathogens, internal injuries, and miscellaneous diseases, with medical cases appended to each disease. The selection of cases is rigorous, the records are detailed, the identification is precise, the arguments are accurate, and the prescriptions are exact. It documents the outstanding clinical experience and medication characteristics of Mr. Zhang Naoxiu, especially the annotations after each case, which are incisive and to the point. It is a specialized medical case book of high academic value, holds an important position in the history of modern traditional Chinese medicine development, and provides significant guidance for improving clinical efficacy. It is a must-read for clinical practitioners. This book is published based on the lead-printed edition of the Wu family in Jiangyin. To facilitate readers' learning, a guide has been written, and an index of disease names is appended at the end for easy reference.