仝小林

Tong Xiaolin is a scholar of traditional Chinese medicine, with ten works held in this collection. His writing centres on solving practical clinical problems and addresses topics such as endocrine and metabolic diseases, epidemic illness, and herbal dosage. Heavy Dosages for Serious Illness (2nd edition) and Sugar-Collateral Disease Theory explore high-dose prescribing approaches and the differentiation and treatment of diabetic collaterals respectively, while Practical Traditional Chinese Medicine for Endocrine and Metabolic Diseases systematically organizes the diagnosis and treatment of related conditions. New Nineteen Articles on Pathogenesis: A New Perspective on TCM Diagnosis and Treatment starts from pathogenesis theory and attempts to expand the framework of pattern differentiation. On epidemic disease, he contributed to Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine for Severe and Critical Cases of Cold-Damp Epidemic and is associated with the record of Zhou Zhongying's differentiation and treatment of epidemic hemorrhagic fever. Further works include Clinical Application Guidelines for Chinese Patent Medicines (Diabetes Volume) and A Study of the Historical Changes in Chinese Medicinal Weights and Measures, covering standards for patent medicine use and the history of measurement. Overall, his works combine theoretical construction, clinical pathways, and textual research on medicinal dosage, and are aimed at TCM clinicians and researchers. Because public information is limited, details of his life, education, and positions are not introduced here.