Understanding Hidden Phenomena in Traditional Chinese Medicine: from the Perspective of Modern Medicine

Name: Understanding Hidden Phenomena in Traditional Chinese Medicine: from the Perspective of Modern Medicine
Author: Guan Xinmin

领悟中医藏象：从现代医学角度

by Guan Xinmin (关新民)

Status: Completed
Length: 391k Words
Updated: 3y ago
Source: Fanqie

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"Understanding the Hidden Symbols of Traditional Chinese Medicine: From the Perspective of Modern Medicine" explores the inner connection between the two major theoretical systems of traditional Chinese medicine and Western medicine and the entry point for their integration. "Understanding the Zangxiang in Traditional Chinese Medicine: From the Perspective of Modern Medicine" has eight chapters, covering the philosophical foundation of phenomenology research, an overview of the Zangxiang theory in traditional Chinese medicine, the theory of Zangxiang in the heart, the lungs, the liver, the spleen, and the kidneys, and the pathophysiological basis. "Understanding the Hidden Symbols of Traditional Chinese Medicine: From the Perspective of Modern Medicine" aims to provide more medical enthusiasts with new ideas and inspiration for learning the theories of traditional Chinese medicine and the integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine.

Reader comments

The three authors Guan Xinmin, Zheng Chenghong and Ye Xueming are industry experts and have profound knowledge. The book is rich in content, and I especially like the part about the hidden image theory about the heart, liver, spleen, lungs, and kidneys. However, I kind of hate those complex pathophysiological bases, which are mind-numbing to read. Overall, this book provides a new perspective for medical enthusiasts like me and is worth reading.
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I like it very much. The description is consistent with my experience in recent years.
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