Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Specialized Series: Pediatrics

Author: Chen Maoren
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Publish Date: 1997-01-01
Features: This series of books is divided into three parts: upper, middle, and lower. The upper part covers basic theories, primarily summarizing Western medical physiology, pathology, and other fundamental knowledge of various systems, while attempting to explain them one by one using traditional Chinese medical theory. This aims to achieve development and breakthroughs in the treatment theories of combined Western and traditional Chinese medicine for various systems, and to lay a foundation for the clinical diagnosis and treatment of specific diseases in the middle part. The middle part focuses on clinical diagnosis and treatment, adhering to the principle of "concise Western medicine, detailed traditional Chinese medicine." For Western medical aspects, it is brief and summarizes key conclusions; for traditional Chinese medical aspects, it is detailed and thorough, striving for in-depth theoretical exploration and extensive collection of methods, highlighting the characteristics of traditional Chinese medicine and combined Western and traditional Chinese medicine. The lower part is dedicated to special research, discussing some clinical difficulties and common issues that were not elaborated on in the upper and middle parts.