施杞

Shi Qi is an author in the field of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) orthopedics and traumatology. Publicly available biographical information about him is limited, but the twelve works held in the collection give a rough sense of his writing focus. His books center on TCM orthopedics and traumatology, ranging from practical clinical works such as Patterns and Methods for Differentiating Common Orthopedic and Traumatic Conditions in TCM to texts that record the transmission of orthopedic experience, including The Records of Shi's Orthopedics: Inheritance of Clinical Experience in Fractures and The Legacy of National Master of Chinese Medicine Shi Qi at Guanghua Hospital. Notably, through works such as Confucian Orthopedics, Daoist Orthopedics, Military Orthopedics, Convergent Orthopedics, and Schools of Orthopedics, he attempts to sort out orthopedic knowledge from the perspectives of traditional culture and scholarly lineages—a subject relatively rare among comparable medical books. Overall, his works combine clinical thinking with the organization of academic sources and lineages, making them suitable for readers interested in the theory and experiential transmission of TCM orthopedics and traumatology.