Traditional Chinese Medicine Collection: Experimental Records of Classic Prescriptions

Cao Yingfu is a well-deserved master of classic prescriptions. He proposed "practice of classic prescriptions" and focused on clinical practice. He often used clinical cases to analyze the mechanism of disease changes, and used this to further verify the clinical practical value of Zhongjing's classic prescriptions! Not only did he have superb medical skills and rich writings, but he also had students all over the world. Qin Bomo and Zhang Cigong were all his students. During the Anti-Japanese War, he refused to serve as the president of the Maintenance Committee and was killed by the Japanese army for his unyielding loyalty. His historical relics are recorded in Jiangyin Zhongyi Temple. "Jingfang Experimental Record" is a mixed compilation of medical records and medical words from Jingfang experiments, with Jingfang as the warp and experiments as the weft, creating a unique genre. Record Guizhi decoction syndrome, Ephedra decoction syndrome, Pueraria lobata decoction syndrome, Baihu decoction syndrome, Ephedra almond licorice gypsum decoction syndrome, Pueraria huanglian Huangqin decoction syndrome; Guizhi two ephedra and one decoction syndrome, Guizhi Ephedra half and half decoction syndrome, Guizhi plus plus Yellow decoction syndrome, Baihu plus Guizhi decoction syndrome, Xiaoqinglong decoction syndrome, Xiaojianzhong decoction syndrome; internal, external, and gynecological disease cases such as confusion, intestinal carbuncle, pulmonary abscess, hanging drink, running pig, sun-to-yang-ming disease, postpartum yang-ming disease, etc. This book contains many cases, and each case is accompanied by a note, reflecting Cao's rich clinical experience in treating diseases with classic prescriptions. He saved many critical cases at that time, showing Cao's profound insight and flexible application of Zhongjing's theory. The classic meanings of many classic prescriptions, such as Guizhi Decoction, Baihu Decoction, Daxianxiong Decoction, etc. Are analyzed incisively, which is quite unique and thought-provoking. In terms of recording medical records, it is also quite detailed, including names, addresses, dosages, notes, etc., And pays attention to the post-medication situation and follow-up efficacy, such as "take a small amount to sweat", "get quick benefits", "new blood is like pig liver", etc., Which objectively reflect the actual effect of the prescription.