Diabetic Microvascular Disease: Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment

Author: Heng Xianpei (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publishing Date: 2007-01-01
Features: The purpose of this book is to address clinical issues related to various diabetic microvascular complications. The book is divided into two parts. The first part, General Principles, includes Chapters 1 to 4, primarily discussing the pathogenesis, pathological changes, principles of traditional Chinese and Western medicine treatment, and the treatment of reversible factors contributing to diabetic microvascular complications. The second part, Specific Discussions, covers Chapters 5 to 15, providing detailed and objective on the pathogenesis, diagnostic criteria, Western medicine treatment, and traditional Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation and treatment for 54 major diabetic microvascular complications across various systems. The book is highly practical and effective, emphasizing clinical applicability while highlighting its advanced and scientific nature. It compiles the essential clinical diagnosis and treatment knowledge of both traditional Chinese and Western medicine, primarily intended for reference by clinical medical professionals. It is also suitable for use by students and faculty.
A few specific conditions include a section titled "Lessons from Others," which selects and introduces reliable treatment reports from domestic and international literature for clinical reference.