Reading and Analyzing Doubts, and Successes and Failures in Clinical Practice (Revised Edition)

Author: He Shaoqi
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: He Shaoqi was one of the first batch of TCM graduate students after the restoration of the college entrance examination in China in 1978. He loves reading, thinks deeply, practices diligently, and combined his rich experience and nearly 40 years of clinical practice to write this book. The book is divided into two parts. The first part contains 123 articles, elaborating on TCM theory, syndromes, prescriptions, health preservation, books, figures, and academic methods, offering many new insights. The second part includes 120 case studies, covering diseases from internal, external, gynecological, pediatric, and ophthalmological and otolaryngological departments. It presents both successes and failures in a realistic manner, reflecting the author's clinical thinking and methods. The book is written in fluent language, concise in length, and clear in reasoning. It connects theory with clinical practice, providing inspiration and guidance for understanding the essence of TCM theory and clinical syndrome differentiation and treatment. It serves as an important reference for both Chinese and Western medical practitioners, as well as for faculty and students of TCM universities, TCM researchers, and TCM enthusiasts for study and reference.