Traditional Chinese Medicine Immunology

Fan Yongsheng / 温成平China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine · ChinaJun 2019

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Word count
1.2M words
Chapters
156
ISBN
9787513253116

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Medicine Disease-Specific TherapyTCM Clinical PracticeTCM TheoryClinical DiagnosisImmune DiseasesMedical LiteratureFormulas and Materia MedicaSyndrome DifferentiationRheumatologyAcademic Monograph

Summary

This book systematically compiles literature on immune diseases in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and integrates it with practical clinical application. Building on a general discussion of syndrome differentiation and treatment approaches for immune diseases, it summarizes commonly used Chinese medicinals and formulas, and then systematically introduces the principles, methods, formulas, and medicinals of TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment, as well as research approaches and methods, across categories including infectious immune diseases, rheumatic immune diseases, allergic diseases, tumor immune diseases, transplant immune diseases, immunodeficiency diseases, immune diseases in children and the elderly, and immune diseases in various clinical specialties (respiratory, cardiovascular, digestive, endocrine, hematologic, urinary, nervous, dermatologic, reproductive, and otorhinolaryngologic/ophthalmologic systems).

Editor's review

Grounded in the TCM system of syndrome differentiation and treatment, this book systematically organizes discussions of immune diseases scattered across historical literature and connects them with modern clinical practice, forming a complete framework from general principles to specific patterns and conditions. It first outlines approaches to syndrome differentiation and treatment of immune diseases, then summarizes commonly used medicinals and formulas, and proceeds by category—infectious immune, rheumatic immune, allergic, tumor immune, transplant immune, immunodeficiency, and immune diseases in children and the elderly—extending to various clinical specialties with broad coverage and clear structure. Its value lies in providing TCM and integrated Chinese-Western medicine practitioners with a searchable, cross-referenced specialty reference, particularly suitable for consulting during outpatient syndrome differentiation and formula selection or ward consultation. Readers should first read the general section to grasp syndrome differentiation approaches and medication patterns, then consult relevant disease categories as needed, avoiding being overwhelmed by voluminous formula and medicinal information when reading cover to cover. The book emphasizes principles, methods, formulas, and medicinals and literature organization; clinical decisions still require integration with the patient's actual condition.

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Reading tips

  1. First read the general section to map the correspondence between syndrome differentiation approaches for immune diseases and commonly used formulas
  2. Select chapters by the disease category encountered in clinical practice and cross-reference with the formulas section
  3. Take notes on commonly used medicinal pairs and formula-pattern key points while reading for quick outpatient reference
  4. For specialty immune disease chapters, compare with specialty textbooks to avoid memorizing formulas in isolation

About the publisher

China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine China · Founded in 1989

China Press of Traditional Chinese Medicine focuses on publishing books in traditional Chinese medicine, covering Chinese medical classics, clinical medicine, acupuncture and tuina, materia medica and formulae, and medical history and literature; its catalogue includes 3,277 titles. Representative books include Xiao Er Yao Zheng Zhi Jue, Shang Han Lun, Yi Xue Zhong Zhong Can Xi Lu, Zhen Jiu Da Cheng, Yi Zong Jin Jian, and Guo Aichun's Annotated Huangdi Neijing Suwen (Second Edition). These works involve writings by historical physicians such as Qian Yi, Zhang Zhongjing, Wang Shuhe, and Zhang Xichun, as well as documentary studies compiled by contemporary authors including Zhao Xin, Zhen Xueyan, Zhang Yongtai, and Wang Xiangang. In terms of publishing characteristics, the press emphasizes collation and annotation of original Chinese medical classics and the systematic presentation of famous physicians' works, balancing the transmission of ancient editions with reference for clinical application. Public information is limited, and no other publishing fields are covered here.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 《中医免疫病学》
  3. 主编简介
  4. 序
  5. 编写说明
  6. 第一部分 中医基础免疫学
  7. 第一章 绪论
  8. 第一节 中医免疫病的发展史
  9. 第二节 西医免疫病的发展史
  10. 第二章 免疫学基础
  11. 第一节 免疫系统的基本功能
  12. 第二节 免疫系统的组成
  13. 第三节 免疫应答的种类及特点
  14. 第三章 临床免疫病
  15. 第一节 临床特点
  16. 第二节 检验技术
  17. 第三节 免疫病的诊断思维
  18. 第四节 免疫性疾病西医常用治疗药物
  19. 第四章 中医对免疫病的认识
  20. 第一节 免疫病的中医病因病机
  21. 第二节 五脏与免疫
  22. 第三节 辨证治疗思路
  23. 第四节 中医药治疗与神经内分泌免疫网络的调节机制
  24. 第五节 免疫病常用中药与方剂
  25. 第二部分 中医临床免疫学
  26. 第五章 感染免疫病
  27. 第一节 抗细菌免疫
  28. 第二节 抗病毒免疫
  29. 第三节 抗真菌免疫
  30. 第四节 抗寄生虫免疫
  31. 第五节 中医药抗感染免疫
  32. 第六章 风湿免疫病
  33. 第一节 系统性红斑狼疮
  34. 第二节 干燥综合征
  35. 第三节 混合性结缔组织病
  36. 第四节 系统性血管炎
  37. 第五节 多发性大动脉炎
  38. 第六节 白塞病
  39. 第七节 结节性多动脉炎
  40. 第八节 川崎病
  41. 第九节 韦格纳肉芽肿
  42. 第十节 过敏性紫癜
  43. 第十一节 结节性红斑
  44. 第十二节 类风湿关节炎
  45. 第十三节 强直性脊柱炎
  46. 第十四节 银屑病关节炎
  47. 第十五节 炎性肠病性关节炎
  48. 第十六节 未分化脊柱关节病
  49. 第十七节 反应性关节炎
  50. 第十八节 骨性关节炎
  51. 第十九节 痛风
  52. 第二十节 系统性硬化症
  53. 第二十一节 多发性肌炎和皮肌炎
  54. 第七章 变态反应病
  55. 第一节 Ⅰ型变态反应
  56. 第二节 Ⅱ型变态反应
  57. 第三节 Ⅲ型变态反应
  58. 第八章 肿瘤免疫病
  59. 第一节 淋巴细胞白血病
  60. 第二节 淋巴瘤
  61. 第九章 移植免疫病
  62. 第一节 实体器官移植——肾移植
  63. 第二节 造血干细胞移植
  64. 第十章 免疫缺陷病
  65. 第一节 原发性免疫缺陷病
  66. 第二节 继发性免疫缺陷病——以艾滋病为例
  67. 第十一章 儿童与老年免疫病
  68. 第一节 新生儿免疫缺陷病
  69. 第二节 阿尔茨海默病
  70. 第三节 老年皮肤瘙痒症
  71. 第十二章 呼吸系统免疫病
  72. 第一节 支气管哮喘
  73. 第二节 肺结节病
  74. 第三节 淋巴细胞间质性肺炎
  75. 第四节 急性呼吸窘迫综合征
  76. 第五节 特发性肺动脉高压
  77. 第十三章 心血管系统免疫病
  78. 第一节 特发性心包炎
  79. 第二节 冠状动脉粥样硬化性心脏病
  80. 第三节 风湿性心脏瓣膜病
  81. 第十四章 消化系统免疫病
  82. 第一节 克罗恩病
  83. 第二节 自身免疫性胃炎
  84. 第三节 自身免疫性胰腺炎
  85. 第四节 食管反流性哮喘
  86. 第五节 嗜酸性粒细胞胃肠炎
  87. 第六节 自身免疫性肝炎
  88. 第十五章 内分泌系统免疫病
  89. 第一节 腺垂体功能减退症
  90. 第二节 Graves病
  91. 第三节 亚急性甲状腺炎
  92. 第四节 慢性淋巴细胞性甲状腺炎
  93. 第五节 甲状腺功能减退症
  94. 第六节 甲状旁腺功能减退症
  95. 第七节 肾上腺皮质功能减退症
  96. 第八节 自身免疫性多发性内分泌腺病综合征
  97. 第九节 1型糖尿病
  98. 第十六章 血液系统免疫病
  99. 第一节 原发性免疫粒细胞减少症
  100. 第二节 自身免疫性溶血性贫血
  101. 第三节 原发免疫性血小板减少症
  102. 第四节 朗格汉斯细胞组织细胞增生症
  103. 第五节 脾功能亢进症
  104. 第六节 巨球蛋白血症
  105. 第十七章 泌尿系统免疫病
  106. 第一节 急性肾小球肾炎
  107. 第二节 急进性肾小球肾炎
  108. 第三节 慢性肾小球肾炎
  109. 第四节 隐匿性肾小球肾炎
  110. 第五节 肾病综合征
  111. 第六节 IgA肾病
  112. 第七节 紫癜性肾炎
  113. 第八节 ANCA相关性肾炎
  114. 第九节 急性间质性肾炎
  115. 第十节 特发性肾小管间质性肾炎
  116. 第十一节 药物性急性间质性肾炎
  117. 第十二节 间质性膀胱炎
  118. 第十三节 动脉粥样硬化性肾动脉狭窄
  119. 第十四节 多囊肾
  120. 第十八章 神经系统免疫病
  121. 第一节 多发性硬化
  122. 第二节 视神经脊髓炎
  123. 第三节 原发性中枢神经系统血管炎
  124. 第四节 僵人综合征
  125. 第五节 获得性神经性肌强直
  126. 第六节 肌萎缩侧索硬化
  127. 第七节 小舞蹈病
  128. 第十九章 皮肤免疫病
  129. 第一节 银屑病
  130. 第二节 荨麻疹
  131. 第三节 白癜风
  132. 第二十章 生殖免疫
  133. 第一节 自身免疫性卵巢早衰
  134. 第二节 子宫内膜异位症与子宫腺肌症
  135. 第三节 免疫性不孕
  136. 第四节 免疫性反复自然流产
  137. 第二十一章 五官免疫病
  138. 第一节 过敏性结膜炎
  139. 第二节 蚕蚀性角膜溃疡
  140. 第三节 巩膜炎
  141. 第四节 角结膜干燥症
  142. 第五节 视神经炎
  143. 第六节 视网膜静脉周围炎
  144. 第七节 交感性眼炎
  145. 第八节 自身免疫性内耳病
  146. 第九节 梅尼埃病
  147. 第十节 分泌性中耳炎
  148. 第十一节 耳硬化症
  149. 第十二节 过敏性鼻炎
  150. 第十三节 鼻息肉
  151. 第十四节 变应性真菌性鼻窦炎
  152. 第十五节 变态反应性咽炎
  153. 第十六节 慢性扁桃体炎
  154. 第十七节 变应性喉炎
  155. 第十八节 复发性阿弗他溃疡
  156. 第十九节 成人牙周炎

FAQ

Is this book suitable for readers without a TCM foundation? Not very suitable. The book is organized around TCM principles, methods, formulas, and medicinals and literature compilation, involving professional content such as syndrome differentiation approaches and commonly used Chinese medicinals and formulas, which requires some basic TCM theory and diagnostic knowledge for smooth understanding. General readers are advised to first read introductory TCM basics before consulting relevant chapters of this book.
Does the book include modern immunological tests and Western drug treatments? Based on the available information, the book focuses on literature organization and syndrome differentiation and treatment principles, methods, formulas, and medicinals for immune diseases in TCM, and touches on research approaches and methods; it is not primarily concerned with modern immunological laboratory diagnosis or Western drug treatment regimens. Readers needing details of Western drug treatment should consult corresponding clinical monographs.
How can clinicians consult this book more efficiently? First read the general section to establish a syndrome differentiation framework, then locate chapters by disease category, such as rheumatic immune diseases or allergic diseases; when encountering specific formula-patterns, return to the commonly used medicinals and formulas section for cross-reference. Making index notes of frequently consulted formula-patterns can reduce time spent searching through extensive literature.

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About the author

Fan Yongsheng Author · China

Fan Yongsheng is a Chinese scholar of traditional Chinese medicine, former president of Zhejiang Chinese Medical University, professor, chief physician of TCM, and doctoral supervisor. He is one of the first nationally renowned TCM physicians and a chief scientist of China's "973" Program. He has long been engaged in clinical practice and research in TCM internal medicine, and is known for treating systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis, and other rheumatic immune diseases using his "toxin, stasis, and deficiency" theory. The library holds 17 of his works, covering rheumatology, TCM immunology, and the Zhejiang School of TCM series, including clinical diagnosis and treatment, classical disease analysis, and specialized volumes. Public information is limited, but his works show systematic attention to TCM rheumatology and regional medical heritage.

温成平 Author

Public information about Wen Chengping is limited. To date, only two medical works are known under this name, dealing respectively with immunology in traditional Chinese medicine and public psychological assistance. The first, a specialized title on TCM immunology, addresses the intersection of Chinese medicine and immunology for theoretical discussion and clinical reference, while the second is a practical manual for public psychological support during the COVID-19 outbreak, closely tied to real-world public health emergencies. Together they suggest a writing approach that combines professional depth with practical application, covering both systematic TCM knowledge and hands-on guidance for the public. The two works fall into different subfields, indicating an interest that extends beyond a single topic. Other biographical details, such as nationality, dates of birth and death, and educational background, have no reliable public record and are not speculated upon here.