The Department of Orthopedics and Traumatology of Traditional Chinese Medicine was established relatively early, and as long as human beings have existed in history, there have been traumas. "Traditional Chinese Medicine Osteopathy" is an important part of Traditional Chinese Medicine Orthopedics and Traumatology. It has a history of more than 3,000 years and has rich clinical experience. The "small splint fixation" in TCM osteosetting was pioneered in China and has since been imitated by many countries. It can be regarded as one of the great contributions of traditional Chinese medicine to world medicine. "Traditional Chinese Medicine Orthopedics" is the main course in the professional direction of Traditional Chinese Medicine Orthopedics. The purpose and task of this course is to enable students to clarify the mechanisms of common clinical fractures and joint dislocations on the basis of studying the basic courses of traditional Chinese medicine orthopedics, and to understand and master the diagnosis and treatment methods of common fractures and joint dislocations, such as restoration and fixation. About the author: Zhang Li, female, doctor of medicine, professor, doctoral supervisor, enjoys special government allowance from the State Council. Awards: The courses he undertook were rated as national and provincial quality courses, and won the "Second Prize for Teaching Achievements of Fujian Province" and the "Famous Teaching Teacher Award of Fujian Province". Won the "First Prize and Second Prize of Fujian Provincial Science and Technology Award" and the "Second Prize of Science and Technology Award of China Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine".
Reader comments
Small splint fixation is really powerful. This is China's contribution to world medicine! I think this book is not only suitable for students majoring in orthopedics, but also for people who are interested in traditional Chinese medicine. After reading this, my admiration for Chinese medicine has increased even more!
Small splint fixation is really powerful. This is China's contribution to world medicine! I think this book is not only suitable for students majoring in orthopedics, but also for people who are interested in traditional Chinese medicine. After reading this, my admiration for Chinese medicine has increased even more!