Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Diabetes

Author: Cai Yongmin, Yang Chenhua, Wang Zhen
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is based on clinical practice, integrating both Chinese and Western medicine, combining ancient and modern knowledge, and drawing from diverse expertise. It not only highlights the characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) but also widely incorporates research findings from modern medicine, making it practical, informative, and scientifically sound. It prominently showcases the latest research progress in contemporary TCM clinical diagnosis and treatment of diabetes. The book combines theory with practice, integrating clinical experience with research. It is well-structured, concise yet comprehensive, making it a valuable reference for clinical practitioners of both Chinese and Western medicine. It also holds significance for researchers in integrated Chinese and Western medicine, as well as for faculty and students in higher medical institutions. The book systematically and comprehensively discusses the concepts, etiology, pathology, latest diagnostic criteria, and syndrome differentiation of diabetes from both Chinese and Western perspectives. It introduces comprehensive treatment methods for diabetes (diet, exercise, psychology, medication, acupuncture, massage, etc.), as well as the integrated Chinese and Western prevention and treatment of acute and chronic complications. Additionally, it covers the diagnosis and treatment of systemic diseases associated with diabetes. The book offers strong practical guidance for clinical diabetes management and is suitable for reference by clinical practitioners of diabetes.