Mai Jing (New Edition)

Author: Zhang Fan (ed.)
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Publishing Date: 2005-10-01
Features: The Pulse Classic is one of the earliest extant monographs on pulse diagnosis in China, written by the Wei-Jin Dynasty medical scholar Wang Shuxie, and completed around the early 3rd century AD. The book consists of ten volumes. The first nine volumes are divided into ninety-seven chapters, while the tenth volume is not divided into chapters and contains twenty-one hand-drawn diagrams. The book primarily focuses on pulse diagnosis, supplemented by discussions on other diagnostic methods. It covers a wide range of topics, including the clinical application of important theories on syndrome differentiation and treatment. It also highlights the differences between male, female, and pediatric patients and emphasizes the importance of using pulse diagnosis in conjunction with other evidence to treat various diseases. This book is not only a classic work in the theory of Chinese pulse diagnosis but also holds significant guiding importance for the study, research, and clinical practice of Traditional Chinese Medicine. The book consists of ten volumes. The first nine volumes are divided into ninety-seven chapters, while the tenth volume is not divided into chapters and contains twenty-one hand-drawn diagrams. The book primarily focuses on pulse diagnosis, supplemented by discussions on other diagnostic methods. It covers a wide range of topics, including the clinical application of important theories on syndrome differentiation and treatment. It also highlights the differences between male, female, and pediatric patients and emphasizes the importance of using pulse diagnosis in conjunction with other evidence to treat various diseases.