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Construction of A Conceptual Framework for the Integration of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in Evolutionary Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment Across Full-cycle of Parkinson's Disease
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    • Construction of A Conceptual Framework for the Integration of Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine in Evolutionary Syndrome Differentiation and Treatment Across Full-cycle of Parkinson's Disease

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    • WANG Yu , MEI Jianing , ZHAO Hongping , TANG Yunzhe , WEI Zijun , TAO Qinliang , HAN Xueyi , HU Jiyuan , ZHANG Yunyun
    • Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae Vol. 32, Issue 10, Pages: 270-279(2026)

    • DOI： 10.13422/j.cnki.syfjx.20252097     

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    • Revised：2025-05-19 ，

      Accepted：20 June 2025 ，

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