Male and Female Infertility: Modern Diagnosis and Treatment from Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Perspectives

Author: Chen Lisheng, Ni Yalian, Xu Yuancheng
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive exploration of the treasures of traditional Chinese medicine in the field of "procreation," compiled by the authors after reviewing a vast amount of domestic and international new materials. It integrates the theories of both Chinese and Western reproductive medicine, combining decades of clinical experience and research findings. The book is organized logically by gender-specific infertility, blending Chinese and Western medical theories, and emphasizes the combination of disease diagnosis and syndrome differentiation. It also reflects the standardized and systematic approach of the authors in diagnosing and treating male and female infertility. The book is divided into three parts: Part I covers male infertility; Part II covers female infertility; and Part III covers assisted reproductive technologies. The theoretical knowledge is presented in a progressive manner, introducing complex theories such as modern genetics, molecular biology, reproductive immunology, and psychological therapy in an accessible and easy-to-understand way. The diagnostic and treatment methods introduced are both innovative and practical. Ancient medical theories are expressed in plain language, enabling readers to grasp both the principles and the methods. This is a specialized academic work with novel theories, strong practicality, and a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. It serves as a reference for urologists, gynecologists, and professionals engaged in reproductive medicine research, as well as a learning resource for patients to gain knowledge about reproductive health.