Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine - For TCM, Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine, and Other Related Majors

Author: Tian Delu
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Publishing Time: 2006-01-01
Features: This textbook is divided into two main parts: General Introduction and Specific Topics. The General Introduction section includes three aspects of content: First, a brief history of the development of Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine, which helps understand the theoretical foundations, academic perspectives, and clinical practices of Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine, as well as gaining insights from their evolution. Second, the fundamentals of Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine, including etiology, pathogenesis, classification, and therapeutics, which are indispensable for both theoretical and clinical aspects of internal medicine. Third, clinical methods and medical record writing in Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine, which are essential skills for clinical practice. The Specific Topics section lists 50 diseases and syndromes. Considering the characteristics of internal medicine diseases and syndromes, such as their transformation between exogenous and endogenous causes and their multi-system manifestations, the arrangement of disease names in the Specific Topics section takes into account different zang-fu organ systems without clear division, facilitating learning and mastery for beginners. Each disease or syndrome is divided into sections such as Guidance, Overview, Etiology and Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, Differential Diagnosis, Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment, Prognosis and Clinical Key Points, followed by abstracts of ancient literature and modern literature indexes. At the end of the book, there is a formula index for reference. This textbook is suitable for use in higher TCM and Western medicine institutions across the country.