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This is a monograph in which methods of treatment of common diseases and knowledge of dietetic restraint in TCM are expounded systematically. - By Bing and Zhen. (1995) 443pp

Deals with common diseases & their pathogeny & pathology,differentiation & treatment as well as the modern research conducted on the efficacy of different treatments, such as acupuncture,moxibustion and herbal prescription.- By Xie & Liao.(1993)182pp

This textbook is based on the textbook of Internal Medicine ofTCM adopted by Chinese TCM Colleges with some adjustments, extraction and supplements in its style and contents in order to make it suitable for oversea students. (2000) 534pp

58 kinds of diseases or syndromes are discussed under 4 main headings: Introduction, TCM Syndrome Differentiation & Treatment,Case Report, and Personal Experience. - By Nian-fang Shao. (1990) 430pp

As a Western-trained physician practicing Chinese medicine,I applaud the publication of this text and heartily recommend it to any practitioner(Charles May, MD, DOM). By Bob Flaws & Philippe Sionneau (2005) 590pp

Translation with commentary of the first two chapters of the Yellow Emperors Classic of Internal Medicine-the Nei Jing.- By C. Larre. (1994) 146pp

This simple and easy to use practical guide introduces the connection between the physical,emotional and spiritual forces in 0ur lives.Incl. common ailments associated with each of the 5 Elements,diet therapy,feng shui,&acupuncture treatment.(98) 213pp

81 chapters on the Su Wen, and 81 chapters on the Ling Shu.830 pages. Translated by Nelson Liansheng Wu and Andrew Qi Wu.(2002)

Abbreviated as the Internal Canon, this is the earliest masterpiece on TCM, and has been highly valued by Chinese physicians. Bi-lingual text. (1999) English: 313pp, Chinese: 151pp -By H. Wang.

Complete translation work - 3 volumes. - By Henry Lu