Stroke disease

Author: Yang Jinsheng
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Publication Date: 1999-12-01
Features: "Research on Stroke Prevention and Treatment" is a comprehensive work that gathers the collective wisdom of generations of medical practitioners in studying stroke. The book is divided into three parts. The general part elaborates on the evolution and changes in various aspects of the disease, such as the diagnosis, etiology, syndrome differentiation, prescriptions, and rehabilitation. The specific part discusses major turning points in the research of stroke, with treatments evolving from expelling external wind and extinguishing internal wind to invigorating blood circulation and removing blood stasis, resolving constipation and phlegm, and reviving consciousness. It also incorporates modern research, providing standards and guidelines for syndrome differentiation and diagnosis, rescue methods, Chinese and Western medications, efficacy evaluation, preventive measures, and post-stroke rehabilitation. Based on years of research experience, it summarizes many new insights into prevention and treatment. The appendix compiles related terms of stroke, commonly used prescriptions in ancient times, and major events in modern research. This book holds significant practical value for the study of disease history and for clinical medical professionals in both traditional Chinese and Western medicine.