TONG Xiaolin, ZHENG Yujiao, LIU Wenke, et al. Modern Chinese Medicine Thinking Model and the Clinical Application[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(13): 1104-1107.
TONG Xiaolin, ZHENG Yujiao, LIU Wenke, et al. Modern Chinese Medicine Thinking Model and the Clinical Application[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(13): 1104-1107.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.13.007.
Modern Chinese Medicine Thinking Model and the Clinical Application
The great changes of environment and disease spectrum pose new challenges to Chinese medicine
while Chinese medicine thinking model
which is rooted in Chinese traditional culture and continuously explored and perfected by doctors through the ages
still has the absolute guiding significance to clinic in the modern medical setting. Combined with clinical experience
the authors explore the essence and the clinical application of modern Chinese medicine thinking model and put forward that the model is guided by traditional image thinking and based on clinical practice. The inner core is to seek truth from facts and explore the essence of disease. The fundamental purpose of the model is
keeping up with the times
solving clinical practical problems and promoting clinical effect by modern technology and medical achievements.
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