中医临床经验

Introduction Clinical Experiences, the fifth volume in the series "Practical Tradi- tional Chinese Medicine and Pharmacology" joins with two others, Medicifnal Herbs and Herbal Formulae, in providing practical applica- tions of Chinese medicine. As such, it will be most useful if the reader has a working knowledge of the theories and principles of traditional Chinese medicine and pharmcalogy as presented in the first volume of this series. An understanding of the physiology and pathology of the human body, disease etiology, diagnosis, and differentiation of symptom-complexes, including the theories of Yin-Yang, Five Ele- ments, zang-ju, channels-collaterals, qi, blood, and body fluid, will enable one to make the most efficient use of the information contained here. The contents of this volume are arranged according to the charac- teristics and therapeutic methods of treating common diseases, both internal and external. Each section begins with a brief description of the disease. This is followed by a discussion of the disease's Etiology and Pathogenesis. The next section includes two parts: (a) Syndrome Differentiation, which identifies the characteristics of the disease; and (b) Therapeutic Principles, which outlines the recommended therapies for the various syndromes. The Classification and Treatment section which follows is most practical in that it includes detailed descriptions of the manifestations of each syndrome, the therapeutic principles involved, and the prescrip- tions recommended for treatment. These prescriptions list the Latin name for each component as well as the quantity required in the formula. In many cases, a Remarks section specifies slight alterations which can be made to the formula to make it more effective in treating a syndrome with unusual manifestations, and a section called Experien- tial Prescriptions lists additional formulae. The presentation of the material in this well-organized, step-by-step manner makes this volume especially useful for self-study. Finally, Clinical Experiences is unique. It brings together for the first time the clinical experiences of ancient practitioners as well as those of the finest doctors practicing throughout China today. Use of this volume, with its practical applications, will enable readers and users of this material to join in the long tradition of Chinese medicine and pharmacology and thus help promote the development and dissemina- tion of this ancient art and science.

CONTENTS Preface Introduction Chapter 1 INTERNAL MEDICINE Common Cold Cough Lung Abscess Asthma and Dyspnea Asthma Dyspnea Phlegm-Retention Syndromes Yin-Syndrome (Fluid-Retention) T'an-Syndrome (Phlegm-Retention) Chest Bi-Syndrome Diabetes Consumptive Disease Fever Due to Impairment of Internal Organs Insomnia Dizziness Palpitation Blood Disorders Apoplexy Depressive-Syndrome Stranguria Dysuria Nocturnal Emission AppendixI: Ejaculatio Praecox Appendix H: Impotence Flaccidity Syndrome Goiter Bi-Syndrome Diarrhea Dysentery Abdominal Distention Abdominal Mass Abdominal Pain Vomiting Constipation Stomachache Edema Hypochondriac Pain Chapter 11 GYNECOLOGY Syndrome Differentiation and Therapeutic Principles in Gynecology General Principles of Syndrome Differentiation An Outline of Therapeutic Principles Amenorrhea Headache During Menstruation Menopausal Syndrome Postpartum General Aching Sterility Vaginal Bleeding During Pregnancy and Excessive Fetal Movement Pelvic Inflammation Dysmenorrhea Metrorrhagia Menopathy Preceded Menstrual Cycle Delayed Menstrual Cycle Irregular Menstruation Prolonged Menstrual Period Menorrhagia Chapter III PEDIATRICS Oligomenorrhea Abdominal Pain Diarrhea Mumps Icterus Neonatorum Ascariasis Five Kinds of Retardation and Five Kinds of Flaccidity Five Kinds of Retardation Five Kinds of Flaccidity Infantile Paralysis Measles Anorexia Dyspepsia Pulmonary Cough Whooping Cough Enuresis Aphtha Infantile Convulsions Acute Infantile Convulsions Chronic Infantile Convulsions Appendix 1 A List of Applicable Chinese Herbal Medicine Appendix 11 A List ofApplicable Prescriptions

Ms. SHANG XIAN- MIN has been prac- ticing, teaching and researching tradi- tional Chincse med- icine since 1964 when she graduated from the Beijing College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. She currently works both in the Collcge's First Afflliated Hospital and as Associate Professor in its Department of Internal Medidne. With a wealth of clinical and teaching experiences behind her, Ms. Shang is particularly distinguished in treat- ing nephrosis and joint diseases and in the study of chronic renal problems. She has published many noteworthy papers in med- ical journals and is author of the following books Chinese Patent Medicine for Common Use, Practical Manual of Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Practical Chinese Patent Medi- cine.

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