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[PANG Shiwan and Clinical Diary]
Zu-liang Zhou1, Hai-tao Liang, Ming Dai
1Fundamental Medical Science College of Guangxi Traditional Chinese Medical University, Nanning, 530001, China.
Zhonghua Yi Shi Za Zhi (Beijing, China : 1980)
|October 15, 2009
Summary
This unpublised medical manuscript by PANG Shiwan details Guangxi traditional Chinese medicine. The "Clinical Diary" offers valuable insights into treating severe conditions.
Area of Science:
- Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Medical History
- Clinical Practice
Background:
- PANG Shiwan, a Guangxi traditional Chinese medical doctor during China's Republic Period, authored the
- Clinical Diary.
- This manuscript remains unpublished and is housed at the Guiling library.
Observation:
- The
- Clinical Diary
- comprises 115 dated entries across 9 volumes, totaling approximately 100,000 characters.
- It showcases distinct local medical characteristics and the author's pragmatic scientific approach.
Findings:
- The diary documents PANG Shiwan's comprehensive medical skills.
- It includes treatment experiences for emergent and severe syndromes, offering clinical value.
Implications:
- The
- Clinical Diary
- provides valuable insights into traditional Chinese medical practices and their application.
- Correction of bibliographical errors is recommended for future study.
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