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Treatment of Renal Injury in Wilson Disease Based on Pathogenesis of Latent Toxin in Kidney Collaterals
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    • Treatment of Renal Injury in Wilson Disease Based on Pathogenesis of Latent Toxin in Kidney Collaterals

    • “In the field of Wilson's disease kidney injury treatment, experts based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine collateral disease propose that the main pathogenesis is the accumulation of kidney meridian toxins, and establish the principle of supporting the body, detoxifying, and unblocking the meridians, providing new ideas for traditional Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation and treatment.”
    • DIAO Ke , YANG Wenming , LI Xiang , YANG Yue , YANG Yulong , RAO Zhihong , FANG Shuzhen , DING Yufeng
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 31, Issue 15, Pages: 132-139(2025)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20242395     

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    • Accepted：16 July 2024 ，

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