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Selection of Classic Medical Cases from Famous Vulcan Practitioners
This book aims to inherit and promote the classic Vulcan sect. It selects 240 wonderful cases from ten famous doctors of the classic Vulcan sect, Wu Peiheng, Fan Zhonglin, Tang Buqi, Xiao Zhuoru, Zhao Shouzhen, Dai Lisan, Zhou Liansan, Zeng Fumin, Li Piliu, and Yi Jusun. Most of them are commented on, pointing out the essence and characteristics of medication, and highlighting Fuyang principles. The common characteristics of each case are: good use of aconite; mainly based on classic prescriptio
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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New Selection of Medical Records of the Vulcan School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2Nd Edition)
This book selects wonderful cases from famous Vulcan doctors, including Wu Peiheng, Zhu Weiju, Tang Buqi, Li Ke, Liu Minshu, Zeng Fumin, Li Jichang, Sun Bingyan, Xu Xiaopu, Chen Botan, Fu Wenlu, Zhuang Yan, Dai Yunbo, etc. These doctors are all very famous doctors with rich experience. There are many types of diseases selected in the book, with physicians as the unit, with brief introductions to the physicians, and cases as the purpose, with notes added as appropriate to help readers understand.
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The Great Physician of Perak——li Ke
For the first time, this book provides a relatively comprehensive review of Li Ke's life experience, academic thoughts, clinical experience, prescription characteristics, etc. It not only summarizes academic experience, but also discusses and analyzes problems and deficiencies, which is particularly valuable. The book is rich in content, distinct in viewpoints, complete in structure, clear in level, and clear in language, reflecting the author's good professionalism and writing skills.
—Reads9.4Score—Shelves
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Fu Qingzhu's Complete Medical Book
Fu Qingzhu was a famous medical scientist in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. Fu had outstanding talent and learning. He was well versed in classics and history, poetry, calligraphy and painting. He was also a leader in the medical field and was known as the "Medical Sage" at that time. His medical works are precise and easy-to-understand, his legislation is rigorous, his discussions are pertinent, and he is unconventional. As the saying goes, "discussing diseases does not fall behind the
—Reads8.6Score—Shelves