Complete Compendium of Ancient and Modern Medicine, Volume Two
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- 中医文献、医史与各家学说方向的研究者,用于溯源引证
- 中医院校师生,作为学习明代以前医论与方剂的参考资料
- 临床中医师,按病证门类查考古方与治法
- 中医药图书馆、古籍室及藏书爱好者,作版本典藏
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- 完全无古文与中医基础、想读白话入门书的普通读者
- 只想要现代病名对照、快速查方的自诊自疗读者
- 追求轻便小册子、随手翻阅的休闲阅读者
Reading tips
- 先读卷前凡例与本册前的目录,弄清卷门结构,再按病证定向下索
- 配合上册一并使用:上册收医经、脉候、运气与针灸,下册为临床各科与养生
- 引用时务必核对本书页码与卷次,注明点校本版本,避免与明刻本页码混用
- 遇到冷僻病名与古方,可旁参《中医大词典》及同期医籍互证
About the publisher
Founded in 1953, the People's Medical Publishing House is an important institution in China's medical publishing field, with publishing directions covering medical textbooks, academic monographs, medical journals, and popular science books. Its collection contains 2,503 titles, mainly classified under medicine. Representative works include the Complete Book of Chinese Nutrition Science (2nd Edition, 2 volumes), Guide to Clinical Practice with Medical Records, the Golden Mirror of Medicine (Volume 1), Chinese Medical Imaging: Head and Neck Volume (3rd Edition), and the Essentials of the Golden Cabinet from the Collected Clinical Chinese Medicine Must-Read Series (Collector's Edition), spanning both modern medicine and classical Chinese medical texts. Representative authors include Yang Yuexin, Ge Keyou, Ye Tianshi, Su Li, Wu Qian, Zheng Jinsheng, Wang Zhenchang, and Xian Junfang, covering fields such as nutrition, Chinese medicine, and medical imaging. With a publishing approach that balances textbooks and academic monographs, the press has established the "Renwei" brand.
Contents
- Volume 8: Wind-Stroke
- Volume 9: Wind Attack; Tetanus; Leprosy
- Volume 10: Wind Epilepsy
- Volume 11: Bi Syndrome
- Volume 12: Migratory Joint Wind
- Volume 13: Cold Damage (Part One)
- Volume 14: Cold Damage (Part Two)
- Volume 15: Direct Cold Strike
- Volume 16: Summerheat Patterns
- Volume 17: Dampness Patterns
- Volume 18: Jaundice Patterns
- Volume 19: Dryness Patterns
- Volume 20: Fire Patterns
- Volume 21: Accumulated Heat
- Volume 22: Chronic Cold
- Volume 23: Spleen and Stomach; Fatigue and Somnolence; Internal Injury
- Volume 24: Vomiting and Hiccup; Sour Regurgitation; Gastric Discomfort
- Volume 25: Pestilence
- Volume 26: Depression Patterns
- Volume 27: Cough and Counterflow; Dysphagia
- Volume 28: Stomach Reflux
- Volume 29: Glomus Fullness
- Volume 30: Distention and Fullness
- Volume 31: Edema; Appendix: Genital Swelling
- Volume 32: Gu Toxin Patterns
- Volume 33: Accumulations
- Volume 34: Masses
- Volume 35: Diarrhea
- Volume 36: Tenesmus
- Volume 37: Malaria Patterns
- Volume 38: Cholera
- Volume 39: [Gu] Patterns; Syncope Patterns
- Volume 40: Flaccidity Patterns
- Volume 41: Various Qi Patterns
- Volume 42: Blood Patterns
- Volume 43: Phlegm and Fluid Retention
- Volume 44: Cough; Wheezing
- Volume 45: Lung Flaccidity
- Volume 46: Consumption; Voice
- Volume 47: Deficiency Irritability
FAQ
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下册包含哪些卷次?
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About the author
Xu Chunfu was a physician of the Ming dynasty, whose name appears in records of traditional Chinese medicine. Information about his life is limited: his birth and death years, native place, and lineage of teachers are all unclear in publicly available sources, making it difficult to describe his medical career or scholarly background in detail. The main basis for understanding his medical work is the extant Medical Guide Shortcut in Six Books (Yixue zhinan jiejing liushu), attributed to him. Judging from its title and classification, the book is an introductory medical guide intended for beginning practitioners and clinical reference. It emphasizes practical and essential methods and is written concisely so that readers can look up prescriptions by illness and follow a clear path into the subject, reflecting the Ming-era tendency of popular medical works to value practicality and accessibility for beginners. Because the original book circulated narrowly and scholarly research on it is limited, Xu Chunfu's medical thought and historical influence await further study; readers should examine the original text together with relevant sources in medical history rather than infer biographical details from the title alone.