Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology - (For TCM, Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine, and other related majors)

Author: Ma Baozhang
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is based on the fifth edition of the textbook "Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology," with occasional reference to the sixth edition, reforming and updating the teaching theory and content of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology, and further perfecting its theoretical system. It is particularly noteworthy that this book applies the theory of Chong-Ren injury to the analysis of pathogenesis and syndromes for each gynecological disease, making the Chong-Ren theory permeate the entire theoretical process of "physiology—pathology—disease" in gynecology. This strengthens the systematicity and scientificity of the theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology and achieves a new level of advancement and practicality in its content. It is intended for use by students majoring in Traditional Chinese Medicine, integrated Chinese and Western medicine, and related fields. The book has the following features:
① Based on relevant historical, literary, and medical materials, it systematically organizes the brief history of the development of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology, inspiring learners to think about the future direction of the discipline.
② According to medical literature, it establishes the theory of female reproductive organs in Traditional Chinese Medicine, which has significant theoretical and practical value.
③ According to classical theory, it excavates, organizes, and develops the Chong-Ren (Du-Dai) theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology.
④ It clearly proposes the physiological basis and function of Tian Gui.
⑤ According to classical theory, it first proposes the mechanism and process of the "Kidney Qi—Tian Gui—Chong-Ren—Uterus" menstrual cycle, while also demonstrating theories that correspond to the Western medical "hypothalamus-pituitary-ovary-uterus" loop, providing a theoretical basis for integrated Chinese and Western medicine in the treatment of menstrual disorders.
⑥ According to classical theory, it systematically organizes the key points of gynecological diagnosis and an overview of treatment methods, providing standardized and systematic elaboration, thereby perfecting the theoretical system of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology.
This book is based on the fifth edition of the textbook "Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology," with occasional reference to the sixth edition, reforming and updating the teaching theory and content of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology, and further perfecting its theoretical system. It is particularly noteworthy that this book applies the theory of Chong-Ren injury to the analysis of pathogenesis and syndromes for each gynecological disease, making the Chong-Ren theory permeate the entire theoretical process of "physiology—pathology—disease" in gynecology. This strengthens the systematicity and scientificity of the theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology and achieves a new level of advancement and practicality in its content. It is intended for use by students majoring in Traditional Chinese Medicine, integrated Chinese and Western medicine, and related fields. The book has the following features:
① Based on relevant historical, literary, and medical materials, it systematically organizes the brief history of the development of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology, inspiring learners to think about the future direction of the discipline.
② According to medical literature, it establishes the theory of female reproductive organs in Traditional Chinese Medicine, which has significant theoretical and practical value.
③ According to classical theory, it excavates, organizes, and develops the Chong-Ren (Du-Dai) theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology.
④ It clearly proposes the physiological basis and function of Tian Gui.
⑤ According to classical theory, it first proposes the mechanism and process of the "Kidney Qi—Tian Gui—Chong-Ren—Uterus" menstrual cycle, while also demonstrating theories that correspond to the Western medical "hypothalamus-pituitary-ovary-uterus" loop, providing a theoretical basis for integrated Chinese and Western medicine in the treatment of menstrual disorders.
⑥ According to classical theory, it systematically organizes the key points of gynecological diagnosis and an overview of treatment methods, providing standardized and systematic elaboration, thereby perfecting the theoretical system of Traditional Chinese Medicine Gynecology.