Overview
This book is divided into two volumes. It systematically describes the fundamental content of cunkou pulse diagnosis, including pulse-taking methods, the positioning of cun, guan, and chi, and the viscera and bowels corresponding to each position. The "Taisu Pulse Method" emerged in the late Tang Dynasty and flourished in the Northern Song Dynasty. Building upon traditional pulse diagnosis, this method also encompasses prognosis and emotional states, representing a significant innovation in the history of Chinese medical diagnostics. After the Song Dynasty, several works bearing the name "Taisu Pulse" appeared, among which The Secret of Taisu Pulse is the most complete and refined. Nevertheless, it is still filled with errors and obscure phrasing. This present edition uses the earliest surviving Daye Tang edition, printed by Zhou Wenwei of the Ming Dynasty, as the primary source. It extensively references related editions and other literature on the "Taisu Pulse," reveals textual variants, corrects errors, and provides explanatory annotations on key terms and conclusions. The aim is to better preserve and utilize this Chinese medical document, facilitate the transmission and dissemination of this less-studied specialized field, and offer a reference for clinical diagnosis and treatment in Chinese medicine. This book is intended for clinicians of Chinese medicine and integrated Chinese and Western medicine, faculty and students of Chinese medical colleges, and enthusiasts of Chinese medicine. 本书分上下二卷,系统讲述了诊脉方法、寸关尺定位、寸关尺各部所候脏腑等寸口脉诊的基本内容。"太素脉法"起于唐末,兴于北宋。其法在传统脉诊基础上,兼及预后、情志等内容,在中医诊断史上具有重要的创新意义。宋以后出现了一些冠以"太素脉"的著作,其中以《太素脉秘诀》最为完整雅驯,然亦讹舛满纸,文词艰涩。今以现存最早的明代周文炜梓行的大业堂本为底本,广稽相关传本及其他有关"太素脉"文献,揭示异文,校理是非,并对其中一些重要术语和论断酌加阐发。希望能更好地保护和利用这一中医文献,并有助于此冷门绝学的传承与传播,为中医临床诊治提供参考借鉴。 本书可供中医和中西医临床医生、中医院校师生及广大中医爱好者阅读参考。
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- ISBN-13: 9787547866580
- ISBN-10: 7547866581
- Publisher: China National Publications Import & Export C
- Publish Date: October 2024
- Dimensions: 10 x 7 x 0.4 inches
- Shipping Weight: 0.78 pounds
- Page Count: 146
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