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Construction and Application of A Digital System for "Disease-pulse-syndrome-treatment Differentiation" Paradigm
Updated:2026-01-23
    • Construction and Application of A Digital System for "Disease-pulse-syndrome-treatment Differentiation" Paradigm

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    • “In the context of the era of digitalization in traditional Chinese medicine, Zhang Zhongjing's original "Treatise on Cold Damage and Miscellaneous Diseases" thinking mode of "distinguishing diseases and meridians to diagnose and treat" has been the guideline and model followed by medical practitioners throughout history. This study has established a digital thinking system for "identifying disease pulse and treating symptoms", developed a digital assessment system, and applied it to provide reference for the innovation of integrated talent cultivation in medicine, education, and research.”
    • FAN Tiantian , LYU Ying , NIU Ru , KANG Xiaojie , WANG Fenglan
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 32, Issue 4, Pages: 217-225(2026)
    • DOI: 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20251714     

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    • Revised:2025-11-26 ,

      Accepted:03 December 2025 ,

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