Dermatological characteristic prescription

Author: Yang Zhibo et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: This book is the dermatology volume of the "Specialty-Specific and Disease-Specific Formulas and Medicines Series." It introduces the formula characteristics and commonly used traditional Chinese medicines for 26 modern clinical common skin diseases. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is the Specialty-Specific Formulas Section, which primarily discusses 26 common dermatological diseases from five aspects: [Formula Application Based on Syndrome Differentiation], [Formula Application Based on Disease Differentiation], [Formula Application Based on Symptom Differentiation], [Specialty-Specific Patent Medicines], and [Specialty-Specific Single Formulas]. It emphasizes the dialectical unity of syndrome differentiation, disease differentiation, and symptom differentiation in formula application, highlighting the clinical characteristics of using formulas. The second part is the Medicines Section, which mainly collects and organizes 95 commonly used traditional Chinese medicines in dermatology, focusing on their [Clinical Applications], [Compatibility Experiences], and [Pharmacological Effects] in this specialty. This book aims to highlight specialty-specific and disease-specific approaches, discussing diseases based on specialties, formulating based on diseases, and discussing medicines based on formulas, and analyzing diseases based on medicines. It strives to systematically and comprehensively organize and summarize the experience of formula application and medicine use in specialty-specific dermatological diseases, while fully reflecting the new achievements and advancements in the prescription and medicine use of specialty-specific dermatology in contemporary practice. The book is rich in content, well-organized, concise, and practical, making it highly suitable for clinical use by dermatologists and primary care physicians with both Western and Chinese medicine backgrounds. It is also an excellent reference for undergraduate and graduate students in medical and pharmaceutical universities during their clinical internships.