中医基础理论 英汉对照

1 (p0-1): I.Development and Basic Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine
1 (p0-2): 1.Basic Concepts and Theories
1 (p0-3): 2.Development of the Theoretical System
1 (p1): INTRODUCTION
2 (p1-2): 1)Long-Term Accumulation of Medical Experience
2 (p1-3): 2)Infiltration of Ancient Natural Sciences
3 (p1-4): 3)Influence of Ancient Philosophy
6 (p1-5): II.Basic Theories of Traditional Chinese Medicine
6 (p1-6): 1.Yin and Yang, Five Elements
6 (p1-7): 2.Visceral Manifestation Theory
7 (p1-8): 5.Etiology and Pathogenesis
7 (p1-9): 7.Principles of Treatment and prevention
7 (p1-10): 6.Pathological Mechanism
7 (p1-11): 4.Meridian Theory
7 (p1-12): 3.Qi, Blood, Body Fluid, and Vitality
8 (p1-13): III.Characteristics of Traditional Chinese Medicine
8 (p1-14): 1.Holism
8 (p1-15): 1)The Body, an Organic Whole
9 (p1-16): a.Physiological Aspect
10 (p1-17): b.Pathological Aspect
11 (p1-18): c.Diagnostic and Therapeutic Aspect
12 (p1-19): 2)Unification of the Human and Natural World
13 (p1-20): a.Physiological Aspect
15 (p1-21): b.Pathological Aspect
16 (p1-22): c.Diagnostic and Therapeutic Aspects
18 (p1-23): 2.Treatment Based Upon Syndrome Differentiation
21 (p1-24): I.The Basic Concept of the Theory of Yin-Yang
21 (p2): CHAPTER ONE YIN-YANG AND THE FIVE ELEMENTS
21 (p2-2): Section 1 The Theory of Yin-Yang
23 (p2-3): II.Development of the Theory of Yin-Yang
24 (p2-4): III.Generality and Relativity of the Yin-Yang Property
26 (p2-5): IV.Basic Contents of the Yin-Yang Theory
26 (p2-6): 1.Opposition and Restriction between Yin and Yang
28 (p2-7): 2.Mutual Dependence and Interaction Between Yin and Yang
30 (p2-8): 3.Wane-Wax and Equilibrium Between Yin and Yang
32 (p2-9): 4.Mutual Transformation Between Yin and Yang
35 (p2-10): V.The Applications of Yin-Yang Theory in TCM
35 (p2-11): 1.Explaining the Structure of the Body
36 (p2-12): 2.Explaining Physiology of the Body
37 (p2-13): 3.Explaining Pathology of the Body
38 (p2-14): 4.Application to Clinical Diagnosis and Syndrome…