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  1. Pharmaceutical Industry Valuation Zheng Hua, Tu Honggangcompleted This book is another book in the valuation series written by Zheng Hua and Tu Honggang, members of the CVA Association Expert Committee. As a continuation of the book "Valuation of the Medical Industry", investment and valuation practices in the pharmaceutical industry are also full of challenges. This book focuses on the valuation of biopharmaceuticals. This is mainly because in the past ten years, China has changed the pattern of China's pharmaceutical industry by learning from advanced foreig —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  2. Ren Zhitang's Follow-Up Diagnosis Diary.1 Compiled by Zeng Peijie; Chen Chuangtaocompleted This book focuses on clarifying the ideas of traditional Chinese medicine and tells the story of two students of traditional Chinese medicine studying with their teacher. They kept diaries to record what they learned from copying prescriptions from their teachers, as well as the teacher's words and deeds. Every day, I follow the teacher to see doctors and write down prescriptions in the morning, go to the mountains to collect medicines or record and summarize in the afternoon, and listen to the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  3. Fan Zhonglin's Six Classics Syndrome Differentiation Medical Records Fan Zhonglincompleted "Fan Zhonglin's Six Classics Syndrome Differentiation Medical Cases" is a medical case book. Fan Zhonglin is the editor of the medical record compilation team. This book selects and compiles 69 cases of Fan's medical cases, and arranges them in the order of the Six Meridians, that is, starting with cases of Taiyang syndrome, and then proceeding to cases of Yangming, Shaoyang, Taiyin, Shaoyin and Jueyin syndromes. Each case includes an overview, medical history, initial diagnosis, syndrome differ —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Pulse Diagnosis Wang Shuangxiang; Yu Tianyuancompleted This book is one of the national TCM continuing education textbooks. Based on the careful study of the "Huangdi Neijing", Wang Shuangxiang, a famous doctor in Tianjin, combined Zhang Shiwan's 32 pulses, Li Binhu's 27 pulses, and Chen Xiuyuan's 28 pulses in the Qing Dynasty, and combined his more than 40 years of clinical experience to create his own 43 pulse diagnosis method, which refined the categories of pulse symptoms and expanded the coverage of pulse diagnosis. The book is divided into two —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Li Shizhen's Complete Medical Prescriptions Wang Jiancompleted This book contains a total of 9,059 secret recipes that are almost lost today and are recorded in medical books, materia medica, classics and history that are little known and rarely used in the Ming Dynasty and before. They can treat 216 types of diseases and 5,486 types of diseases. At the same time, Li Shizhenyi's wonderful recipes and methods for treating 180 types of diseases and 568 medical prescriptions were compiled and spread among the people in his hometown. The total number of words i —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Ten Lectures on Tongue Diagnosis Zhang Jiancompleted Tongue diagnosis is a characteristic diagnosis method of traditional Chinese medicine and has great clinical value. The author is engaged in clinical work of traditional Chinese medicine and is good at popularizing science of traditional Chinese medicine. His personal self-media has great influence. The self-media tongue diagnosis series is deeply loved by the majority of traditional Chinese medicine enthusiasts. Features of this book: It is not only clinically helpful to professional TCM practi —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  7. Illustration of Traditional Chinese Medicine Osteopathic Techniques Li Hongjiangcompleted Traditional Chinese medicine osteopathy is an important part of traditional Chinese medicine. It has been widely spread among the Chinese people for thousands of years, and has relieved the pain of many bone injuries for the working people. Traditional Chinese medicine osteopathy is simple to use, easy to use, and has obvious curative effects. Therefore, it has been spread for thousands of years and remains popular for a long time. In the 1950s, the Party's TCM policy called for Western medicine —Reads8.9Score—Shelves
  8. Ten Lectures on Tongue Diagnosis By Zhang Jiancompleted Tongue diagnosis is a characteristic diagnosis method of traditional Chinese medicine and has great clinical value. The author is engaged in clinical work of traditional Chinese medicine and is good at popularizing science of traditional Chinese medicine. His personal self-media has great influence. The self-media tongue diagnosis series is deeply loved by the majority of traditional Chinese medicine enthusiasts. Features of this book: It is not only clinically helpful to professional TCM practi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  9. New Selection of Medical Records of the Vulcan School of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2Nd Edition) Zhang Cunti, Zhang Zeliangcompleted 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. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Classical Prescriptions Wang Fucompleted This book selects 301 pairs of medicinal prescriptions (i. E., The 223 first prescriptions in Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Synopsis of the Golden Chamber). Based on the study of the meridian distribution of nature and taste, basic functions, main symptoms, main diseases, application guidance, medicinal source, and precautions of the first medicine of the pair, it instructs the study of commonly used medicinal dosages and Zhang Zhongjing's minimum and maximum dosages, and co —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  11. Prescriptions Li Ji, Editor-In-Chief Lian Jianweicompleted "Prescription Science" is a compulsory basic course for all majors in colleges and universities of traditional Chinese medicine. This book collects selected basic prescriptions, representative prescriptions and commonly used prescriptions, takes the idea of ​​syndrome differentiation and treatment as the core, and analyzes the syndrome and treatment mechanism. This book is divided into two parts: upper and lower. The last general introduction focuses on the origin and development of prescription —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  12. Traditional Chinese Medicine Zhong Ganshengcompleted This textbook includes an introduction, appendices, monographs, and appendices. The general introduction systematically introduces the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, including the concepts of traditional Chinese medicine and traditional Chinese medicine, the origin of traditional Chinese medicine and the development of traditional Chinese medicine. The performance of traditional Chinese medicine is the core of the general introduction. It mainly explains the concept of traditional —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. TCM Terminology Made Easy Niu Yanhui; Wang Yunnacompleted In accordance with the spirit of the "Outline of the Strategic Plan for the Development of Traditional Chinese Medicine (2016-2030)", in order to further popularize the basic theories and basic knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine, the easy-to-understand "Commonly Used Traditional Chinese Medicine Terminology" was compiled to enhance the public's scientific awareness of traditional Chinese medicine and actively create a traditional Chinese medicine "ecological" environment of "loving tradit —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  14. Shuangqiao Luo's Bone Setting Russelllandcompleted With the purpose of inheriting and developing Luo's bone setting, this book systematically sorts out and summarizes Luo's bone setting based on a large number of documents and manuscripts of Luo Youming and Luo Jindian. This content is a true reflection of history and the essence of Luo's bone-setting techniques. Its publication will provide a unique reference book for cultivating orthopedic and traumatology talents in my country. This book is mainly for reference by primary orthopedics and trau —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  15. The Legend of Traditional Chinese Medicine Through the Ages Editor-In-Chief Liu Rongqicompleted The content of this book includes: medical history, allusions to herbal medicine, exploration of the origin of medicines, anecdotes of doctors, strange methods for treating diseases, medical ethics and medical reviews, and interesting stories about medical gardens. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  16. Chen Shiduo's Complete Medical Book [Qing Dynasty] Chen Shiduocompleted "Chen Shiduo Medical Encyclopedia" is a collection of medical works by Chen Shiduo, a famous medical scientist in the Qing Dynasty. It is rich in content and rigorously annotated, covering all aspects of traditional Chinese medicine, including pulseology, syndrome differentiation and treatment, prescription compatibility, etc. This book collects many of his handed down works and puts forward many unique treatment methods and academic viewpoints. It is an important work among ancient Chinese medi —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  17. A Complete Collection of Massage for All Diseases Bao Ruwencompleted This book refers to a large number of relevant domestic literature, combined with the author's own clinical experience, and integrates various opinions. The book is divided into three parts: upper, middle and lower parts: the first part briefly describes the operation of classic massage therapy so that readers can know its outline; the middle part focuses on recommending massage therapy for more than 70 distinctive and advantageous diseases, so that most readers can apply what they have learned; —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  18. Illustration of Precise Acupoint Selection in 3 Seconds (Classic Best-Selling Version) Wu Zhongchaocompleted This book is the revised version (3rd edition) of the published book "Illustrated Precise Acupoint Selection in 3 Seconds". It takes the 362 acupoints of the fourteen meridians of the human body and 46 extra-meridian acupoints as the main line. It introduces the precise positioning of each acupoint, rapid acupoint selection method, efficacy, massage and moxibustion methods with pictures and texts. At the same time, it also gives suggestions on the compatibility of acupuncture points for common d —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  19. Meridian and Acupuncture Point Shorthand Manual (Real-Life Full-Color Version) Duan Xuezhongcompleted "Meridians and Acupuncture Points Shorthand Manual (Realistic Full Color Version)" compiles the contents related to meridians and acupuncture points into rhymes, which are catchy and can be remembered for a long time once you are familiar with them. These songs include songs for meridians, songs for treating diseases, songs for shorthand acupoints, and songs for measuring acupoints. The words are concise. At the same time, it is equipped with a large number of colorful real-life pictures showing —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  20. Detailed Explanation of the Latest National Standard Acupuncture Point Use (2Nd Edition) Sui Minghe, Liu Wenli Editor-In-Chiefcompleted Since the promulgation of the National Standard GB/T12346-2006 "Acupoint Names and Positioning" of the People's Republic of China, it has become an important reference for the compilation of subsequent acupuncture textbooks. However, its special "standard body" also brings certain difficulties to understanding and use. In response to this, combined with teaching and clinical practice, the "Latest National Standard Detailed Explanation of the Use of Acupuncture Points" was specially compiled. It —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  21. Guidance on the Identification of the Five Movements and Six Elements and the Selection of Prescriptions and Medication: Syndrome Differentiation Model of the Restraint of the Five Internal Organs (Physique) Du Wuxuncompleted This series is a summary of the many years of medical practice experience of Professor Du Wuxun, a famous Chinese medicine doctor. The Five Movements and Six Qi theory is a theory that studies the impact of natural climate changes on the functions of human organs and guides clinical syndrome differentiation and treatment. This book is divided into six chapters to systematically introduce the theoretical basis and basic content of the Five Movements and Six Qi theory and its impact on the formati —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  22. The Days When I Was Studying Chinese Medicine in the Late Eastern Han Dynasty: Finding a New Way to Study Typhoid Fever Weng Xiaowei; Wang Tongtongcompleted 1. Content introduction This book was originally a series of articles on public accounts in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. It tells the story of a girl who had just graduated from the Department of Mathematics at Fudan University and studied the theory of febrile diseases. The whole book is in the form of a diary, recording the questions and answers between master and disciple about the theory of febrile diseases. Through stories with different themes, the basic knowledge, medication, prescriptio —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Illustration of Acupuncture Points Huang Yinlancompleted "Illustrated Acupuncture Essentials" is a book specifically describing acupuncture methods. Based on more than 30 years of acupuncture clinical practice and more than ten years of teaching experience, the author introduces the detailed acupoint methods of 361 meridian points and 33 extra-meridian odd points on the body from the perspective of body surface positioning landmarks and in accordance with the principle of bone size. This avoids the confusion of determining acupoints in clinical practi —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  24. Traditional Chinese Medicine Manual: Pulse Jue (Song Dynasty) Cui Jiayancompleted [The imperial physician of the Song Dynasty teaches you to feel your pulse and help yourself! "Pulse Jue" contains a health code that is better than a physical examination report! Cui Jiayan, the miracle doctor of the Song Dynasty who made Su Shi marvel that "taking the pulse is like solving a crime", wrote the "Ancient Family First Aid Manual" using 24 types of pulse conditions! This book contains three incredible operations: ✔️Must learn if you stay up late: Stop the liver immediately if you —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  25. Illustration of Soup Rhymes Chang Xuehuicompleted The pharmacy of our country is extensive and profound. Based on the ideas of learning, reference and dissemination, we compiled this "Illustrated Soup Song". This book mainly has the following features: on the basis of being loyal to the original work, it carefully compiles the difficult and difficult ancient texts to make the translation more concise, clear and easy to understand. The book uses 307 illustrations of medicinal prescriptions and 248 exquisite and realistic colorful hand-drawn pict —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  26. Foshan Osteopathic Medical Records Collection Jiang Yongcompleted Foshan bone setting is one of the well-preserved trauma bone setting schools in China. This book uses documentary medical cases and a large number of pictures to show the modern style of bone setting in Foshan. Chapters 1, 2, and 3 of this book describe the creation and development of the Foshan Fourteen Methods of Bone-setting, TCM bone-setting techniques, TCM yin-yang theory, TCM orthopedic theory, and the organic combination with modern medical theory. They focus on the operation methods and —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  27. TCM Collection: Fu Qingzhu's Secret Recipe (Ming Dynasty) Fu Qingzhucompleted Fu Qingzhu was a Taoist thinker, calligrapher, and medical scientist in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties; he held a master-level status in the history of traditional Chinese medicine. He was proficient in medical classics and was good at gynecology and internal and external medicine. He was known as the sage of medicine at that time. —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  28. Theory of Blood Syndrome (Classic Works of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Clear Annotated Edition) Tang Rongchuancompleted "Treatise on Blood Syndrome" is a medical monograph written by Tang Rongchuan, a famous physician in the Qing Dynasty. It is my country's first monograph on the treatment of blood syndrome. It has profound academic foundation and extensive practical application, and has had a profound impact on the treatment and research of blood syndrome in traditional Chinese medicine. This book provides annotations for difficult terms in the book, and the text is organized to make it easier for readers to rea —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. A Quick Introduction to Self-Study of Traditional Chinese Medicine: Fifty Years of Experience in Practicing Traditional Chinese Medicine from an Old Folk Doctor Ren Kexingcompleted This book is based on fifty years of medical practice by an old folk traditional Chinese medicine practitioner. It starts with typhoid fever (i. E., All exogenous fever diseases), which is the most difficult thing to master in learning traditional Chinese medicine, and then lists common diseases in gynecology and pediatrics, providing a wealth of empirical information. It also points out a shortcut for diagnosis and treatment for later scholars. The clinical treatment of diseases is displayed in —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  30. An Illustrated Guide to Quickly Identify 400 Commonly Used Chinese Medicines Zhang Wei, Bai Xiaoying Editor-In-Chiefcompleted This book selects 400 commonly used Chinese medicines and categorizes them according to their common functions. Each Chinese medicine is accompanied by a photograph of the actual medicine, and details its formula, identification and purchase, meridian distribution of nature and flavor, functions and indications, application, contraindications, etc., With multi-faceted analysis so that readers can better identify, understand and use Chinese medicines. The settings of colored side headers and piny —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  31. Medical Telepathy Qian Letiancompleted Chinese traditional cultural thoughts have a long history and are highly original, original and literary. The early ideological forms were very distinctive, with extensive and profound contents such as religious theology, Chinese medicine classics, ancient military art, Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism and hundreds of schools of thought, Feng Shui metaphysics, Twenty-Four Histories, customs and geography, etc. This series of "Original Books on Classic Chinese Studies and Essence Culture" retains t —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  32. A Traditional Chinese Medicine Recipe Handed Down from Ancient Times: a Grass-Roots Veteran Chinese Medicine Practitioner Who Has Tried and Tested the Formula Repeatedly for 55 Years. Zhou Zhengyicompleted This book is one of the experience summaries of Mr. Zhou Zhengyi, a famous old Chinese medicine doctor in Shiyan, Hubei Province, and is intended for use by students. The content combines the family history of veteran Chinese medicine practitioner Zhou Zhengyi, his teachings, and his own insights from decades of clinical practice. It adheres to the traditional teacher-to-teacher education model of traditional Chinese medicine. It is either a practical and effective prescription, or a tailor-made —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  33. Traditional Chinese Medicine Liu Xiangcompleted This book is titled "The Path to Getting Started with Traditional Chinese Medicine" and is compiled from the lectures on getting started with traditional Chinese medicine by Liu Xiang, chief physician of Zaozhuang Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in Shandong Province and one of the top ten famous doctors in Zaozhuang. Liu Xiang has held many classes to teach traditional Chinese medicine enthusiasts and doctors who are new to clinical practice. The author describes the physiological function —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  34. Acupuncture Zhen Dejiangcompleted The main structure of this edition of the textbook is basics, skills, and treatment, with 6 modules. This makes it more prominent in the characteristics of acupuncture and reflects the personality of the teaching materials. —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  35. Illustration of Human Skeletal Muscles Wei Dajin, Wei Qingcompleted This book systematically introduces the anatomical structure, main functions and innervation of the main skeletal muscles in various parts of the human body. It is accompanied by a large number of hand-drawn maps of skeletal muscles and concise text descriptions. It also provides English comparisons of key anatomical parts. It is very useful for learning the structure and function of skeletal muscles. It is a rare desk reference book for medical students, related scholars and fitness enthusiasts —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  36. Quick Memory of Traditional Chinese Medicine Pulse Diagnosis Wu Jianshecompleted Diagnosing the pulse has always been difficult, as "the pulse is subtle and difficult to distinguish from the body" and "it is easy to understand in the heart but difficult to understand with the finger". However, the pulse is at the forefront of medicine, and learning to diagnose the pulse has become an unavoidable part of the study of traditional Chinese medicine. Starting from the location of pulse diagnosis, fingering techniques, finger strength, and the number of pulses measured, this book —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  37. Traditional Chinese Medicine from Beginner to Proficient Shi Xinghuacompleted This book is based on the ancestor's nine generations of clinical experience in treating diseases. It focuses on syndrome differentiation and treatment with principles, methods, prescriptions and medicines. It focuses on the internal and external differences of diseases, the rise and fall of diseases, the advance and retreat of cold and heat, the deficiency and excess of pathogens, the imbalance of qi and blood, and the rise and fall of yin and yang. It comprehensively and systematically expound —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  38. Precision Diagnosis and Treatment of Traditional Chinese Medicine Decrypted Luck Calculation Manual: Including Luck Chart Chen Bincompleted This manual is paired with "Five Luck and Six Qi: Decoding the Precision Diagnosis and Treatment of Traditional Chinese Medicine". The author has created an auxiliary luck chart: the front is the six Qi (friendly and dominant Qi), the twenty-four solar terms, the twelve zodiac signs, the twelve months, the twelve hours, the twelve internal organs and the east, south, west, North is the main content for calculating the relationship between luck and disease; on the back is the acquired Bagua diagr —Reads8.4Score—Shelves
  39. Traditional Chinese Medicine Diagnostics Li Candongcompleted This textbook builds the knowledge framework of the TCM diagnostics course from the theoretical basis, basic theories, basic thinking, and basic methods. The purpose is to familiarize learners with the basic concepts of TCM diagnosis, the principles and principles of TCM diagnosis; master the four diagnostic methods of inspection, smelling, questioning, and incision, as well as the basic knowledge and basic skills of syndrome differentiation of the eight cardinal principles, disease nature, and —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  40. Self-Treatment and Self-Care for Skin Diseases Wu Ziqincompleted This book introduces specific methods of self-treatment and self-care for more than a hundred skin diseases. —Reads8.8Score—Shelves
  41. Secret Experience in the Treatment of Dong's Odd-Point Pain Syndrome Yang Chaoyicompleted Pain is the most common disease symptom and the main cause of human suffering. Acupuncture has special effects in treating pain syndromes. The biggest advantage of Dong's acupuncture is that it is more effective in treating pain syndromes. It has the ability to select fewer acupuncture points, achieve quick results, and treat both the symptoms and root causes. Based on the long-term clinical practice of Dong's strange acupoints and the clinical experience of many researchers of Dong's strange ac —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. The Great Physician of Perak——li Ke Zhang Cunticompleted 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
  43. The Little Red Book That Chinese Medicine Practitioners Must Memorize (3Rd Edition) Liu Gengshengcompleted "Traditional Chinese Medicine Must Memorize the Little Red Book" selects important chapters, paragraphs, and articles in traditional Chinese medicine classics, including "The Yellow Emperor's Nei Jing Su Wen", "Lingshu Jing", "The Eighty-one Difficulties of the Yellow Emperor", "Shen Nong's Materia Medica", "Treatise on Febrile Diseases", "Synopsis of the Golden Chamber", "Treatise on Warm Heat", "Tiao Bian of Febrile Diseases", etc. —Reads9.2Score—Shelves
  44. Completely Understand Qian Jin Fang at Once [Tang Dynasty] Original Work by Sun Simiao, Edited by Li Jiancompleted The book "Completely Understand Thousands of Gold Prescriptions at Once" is an illustrated version of "Thousands of Gold Prescriptions", adapted from the ancient medical masterpiece "Thousands of Gold Prescriptions". This masterpiece written by Sun Simiao is a culmination of diagnosis and treatment experience before the Tang Dynasty. It is also a summary of Sun Simiao's clinical experience during his long-term medical practice. The book not only contains his own diagnosis and treatment experienc —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  45. Shorthand Tips for Basic Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine Li Xingguang, Zhang Huimin Editor-In-Chiefcompleted This book is based on the "Basic Theory of Traditional Chinese Medicine", a planned textbook for colleges and universities of traditional Chinese medicine across the country. It uses the form of verses to summarize the essence of the course, and includes all the content required to be mastered in the syllabus in the form of notes. It is concise and comprehensive, making it easy to understand and remember. This book combines simplicity with complexity, gathers the essentials, and is catchy, makin —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  46. Clinical Illustration of Tongue Diagnosis in Traditional Chinese Medicine Xu Jiatuo Chief Editorcompleted Traditional Chinese medicine tongue diagnosis is rich in content, distinctive and systematic, especially its intuitive image characteristics, which are easy to learn and master. It is not only widely valued by doctors of traditional Chinese medicine and integrated traditional Chinese and Western medicine in clinical practice, but also widely used in the field of personal health care. Tongue imaging can not only be used to diagnose diseases, guide medication and evaluate efficacy, but can also be —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  47. Medicine to Science Written by Liu Jiahuacompleted Through the study of drug pairs, this book systematically demonstrates the importance of drug pairs in traditional Chinese medicine and its clinical application. The previous volume discussed the compatibility rules of drug pairs in detail, covering a variety of application methods from Zhongjing drug pairs to five internal organs and eight method drug pairs, to clinical syndrome and treatment drug pairs. The middle volume focuses on the classification and analysis of medicines and prescriptions —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  48. Illustrated Shen Nong's Materia Medica "Illustrated Classics" Editorial Departmentcompleted "Shen Nong's Materia Medica" was written in the Eastern Han Dynasty. It is the earliest existing pharmaceutical monograph in my country. The book is divided into three (or four) volumes and contains 365 kinds of medicines, divided into upper, middle and lower grades to correspond to the three realms of heaven, earth and man, reflecting the ancient Chinese thought of the unity of heaven and man. In order to present this medical classic more comprehensively and perfectly, "The Illustrated Shennong —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  49. Human Anatomy Atlas Compiled by Shenyang Medical Collegecompleted This book is compiled by Shenyang Medical College. It is divided into nine parts, including one chapter for pictures and eight chapters for text description, including body surface and skin, cells and basic tissues, motor organs, internal organs, circulatory system, nervous system, endocrine glands, various parts of the human body, and sensory organs. The book contains 451 color drawings, monochrome drawings, line drawings, photographic drawings, and X-ray drawings. The drawings are followed by —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  50. Practical First Aid Handbook Xi Lei Ming, Editor-In-Chiefcompleted Emergency clinical work is very time-dependent, emphasizing the accuracy of diagnosis and success rate of rescue at the first time. It requires doctors to comprehensively use various information to draw conclusions and handle it correctly in the shortest time. Combining the actual needs of clinical work, this book intuitively explains the diagnosis and treatment process of common clinical critical illness, first aid operation techniques, commonly used clinical drugs and traditional Chinese medic —Reads8.3Score—Shelves