"Dacheng of the Eye Classic", Ophthalmology Works, 3 volumes. Huang Tingjing (Yantai) of the Qing Dynasty wrote it in the 39th year of Qianlong (1774). The book first lists medical theories such as the five wheels and eight outlines, yin and yang and five elements, viscera and meridians, six evils and seven emotions, as well as treatment techniques such as opening, guiding, hooking, cutting, acupuncture, and golden needle removal of cataracts; secondly, it discusses 12 causes and 81 symptoms of eye diseases; thirdly, it lists the syndromes in detail and explains the pathogenesis; finally, it specifies the treatment method, or attaches cases to prove the theory.
Reader comments
This book is rich in content and pays equal attention to theory and practice. Huang Tingjing combined his own experience to elaborate on the causes, symptoms and treatment methods of eye diseases, which was of great benefit to people. Moreover, the writing style is rigorous, the writing is smooth, the organization is clear, and it is easy to understand. Worth reading!
This book is rich in content and pays equal attention to theory and practice. Huang Tingjing combined his own experience to elaborate on the causes, symptoms and treatment methods of eye diseases, which was of great benefit to people. Moreover, the writing style is rigorous, the writing is smooth, the organization is clear, and it is easy to understand. Worth reading!