Special prescription and medicine for liver and gallbladder diseases

Author: Yang Yun'gao, Editor-in-Chief
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Publishing Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is the liver and gallbladder disease volume of the "Specialty and Disease-Specific Formulas and Medicines Series." It introduces the formula characteristics for 17 modern clinical common liver and gallbladder diseases, as well as commonly used traditional Chinese medicines for liver and gallbladder conditions. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is the Specialty Disease Formulas section, which primarily discusses 17 common liver and gallbladder diseases from five aspects: [Syndrome-Based Formulas], [Disease-Based Formulas], [Symptom-Based Formulas], [Specialty Disease Patent Medicines], and [Specialty Disease Single Formulas]. It emphasizes the dialectical unity of syndrome differentiation, disease differentiation, and symptom differentiation in formula use, highlighting clinical application features. The second part is the Medicinal Materials section, which mainly collects and organizes 54 commonly used traditional Chinese medicines for liver and gallbladder diseases, focusing on their [Clinical Applications], [Compatibility Experiences], and [Pharmacological Effects] in this specialty. This book aims to highlight specialty and disease-specific approaches, discussing diseases by specialty, formulating by disease, and discussing medicines by formulas, as well as analyzing diseases from the perspective of medicine. It strives to systematically and comprehensively organize and summarize the experience of formula use and medicine use for liver and gallbladder diseases, while fully reflecting the new achievements and progress in the prescription and medicine use of specialty and disease-specific liver and gallbladder conditions in contemporary practice. The book is rich in content, well-organized, concise, and practical, making it highly suitable for clinical use by general internal medicine physicians, especially hepatobiliary specialists and primary care physicians. It is also an excellent reference for clinical internships of undergraduate and graduate students in higher medical and pharmaceutical institutions.