Pharmacology and Clinical Manual of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Author: Huang Chunlin, edited by Zhu Xiaoxin
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is divided into two parts: Introduction and Main Body. The Introduction briefly introduces relevant content of traditional Chinese medicine pharmacology, such as the pharmacological research on the theory of medicinal properties of traditional Chinese medicine, the pharmacological effects of chemical components of traditional Chinese medicine, the relationship between the pharmacological effects of traditional Chinese medicine and their therapeutic functions, factors influencing the pharmacological effects of traditional Chinese medicine, and the influence of drug compatibility on the pharmacological effects of traditional Chinese medicine. The Main Body consists of 13 chapters, classified based on the main pharmacological effects and clinical applications of traditional Chinese medicine. It includes 360 traditional Chinese medicinal herbs. Combining the authors' clinical and research experience, each chapter or section begins with a detailed overview, primarily introducing how to flexibly select medicinal herbs for disease differentiation and treatment in clinical practice. Under each medicinal herb, there are sections on overview, pharmacological effects, clinical applications, usage precautions, preparation and dosage, and references. This book focuses on the pharmacological effects and clinical applications of traditional Chinese medicine, offering a simple and practical reference for TCM practitioners, integrated Chinese and Western medicine professionals, graduate students, and.