The specific contents of Qian Jinfang are as follows: The first volume of the book is a general introduction, including medical ethics, materia medica and pharmacy. After that, the treatment based on syndrome differentiation was given priority to clinical departments, including gynecology (2 volumes), pediatrics 1 volume, otolaryngology 1 volume, internal medicine 15 volume (including viscera 10 volume) and surgery (3 volumes). In addition, there are 2 volumes of first aid for detoxification, 2 volumes of dietotherapy, 2 volumes of pulse/kloc-0, and 2 volumes of acupuncture. * * * 233 doors, theoretical 5300 pieces.

Volume 1 is an overview of medicine and materia medica, pharmacy, etc. Volume 2 ~ 4 Gynecological Diseases; Volume V Pediatric Diseases; Volume six or seven diseases; Volume 7 ~ 10 gale, beriberi and typhoid fever; Juan 1 1 ~ 20 are some internal medical miscellaneous diseases arranged in the order of viscera; Volume 2 1 diabetes, gonorrhea and other symptoms; Volume 22 furuncle, swelling and gangrene; Volume 23 Hemorrhoids and leakage; Volume 24 detoxification and miscellaneous treatment; Volume 25 Preparing for Emergency Action; 26 ~ 27 volumes are nourishing and nourishing; Volume 28 flat pulse; Volume 29 ~ 30 Acupuncture points are indicated.

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Qian Jin Fang Yao, also known as Qian Jin Yao Fang and Qian Jin Fang, is one of the classic works of ancient Chinese medicine, written by Sun Simiao, with a total of 30 volumes. It is a comprehensive clinical medical work and is known as the earliest clinical encyclopedia in China. Written by Sun Simiao in Tang Dynasty. This book is a collection of experience in diagnosis and treatment before the Tang Dynasty, which has a great influence on later physicians.

Sun Simiao believes that the value of life is more valuable than 1000 yuan, and a prescription can save people from danger, and the value is even higher than this. Therefore, he used "Thousand Dollars Prescription" as the title of the book, referred to as "Thousand Dollars Prescription".

Sun Simiao, a medical scientist and Taoist priest in the Tang Dynasty, was honored as the "King of Medicine" by later generations. Sun Simiao attaches great importance to private medical experience, constantly accumulating medical experience and recording it in time. After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, Sun Simiao accepted the invitation of the imperial court and cooperated with it to carry out medical activities. Tang Gaozong celebrated for four years and completed the world's first national pharmacopoeia, Tang Xin Materia Medica.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-A Thousand Yuan Prescription