Clinical Study Reference for "Treatise on Warm Diseases"

Author: Yang Jin
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: A Treatise on Febrile Diseases is a representative work in the study of febrile diseases and one of the Four Great Classical Texts of Traditional Chinese Medicine, making it a compulsory course for learning TCM. Given that the original book is rich in theory but also contains many ambiguities, it was compiled to meet the needs of readers by drawing on the essence of literature from past generations and combining the compilers' years of teaching and clinical experience. This book is titled A Treatise on Febrile Diseases: A Clinical Learning Reference. The format remains consistent with the original book, divided into chapters and articles. Each article includes an outline, annotations, analysis of the original text, reference materials, and remarks. The focus is on the analysis of the original text, which not only interprets the text but also highlights key points for understanding it and points out the strengths and weaknesses of the original author, all with the aim of clinical application in mind. At the end of each chapter, a conclusion is provided, including key learning points and review questions for reference. This book is primarily based on the Supplemented and Annotated A Treatise on Febrile Diseases published by Shanghai Health Press in April 1958. At the end of the book, A Rhyme on Febrile Diseases compiled by Li Houkun is included for readers' reference.