Professor TU Jinwen's experience in treating crowned dens syndrome with the theory of"wind，phlegm， deficiency and blood stasis"

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Lishizhen medicine and materia medica research
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.70976/j.1008-0805.szgygy-2025-2024
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Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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Professor TU Jinwen's experience in treating crowned dens syndrome with the theory of"wind，phlegm， deficiency and blood stasis"

Xialin Tang, Yueqing Qu, Jian Zhang, Xiaomin Chen et al.
Lishizhen medicine and materia medica research
Traditional Chinese Medicine Studies
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Professor TU Jinwen's experience in treating crowned dens syndrome with the theory of"wind，phlegm， deficiency and blood stasis"

Xialin Tang, Yueqing Qu, Jian Zhang, Xiaomin Chen, Yanqi Yang
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Lishizhen medicine and materia medica researchVol. 36(20)
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Professor TU Jinwen's experience in treating crowned dens syndrome with the theory of"wind，phlegm， deficiency and blood stasis" — Xialin Tang, Yueqing Qu, et al. · Lishizhen medicine and materia medica research (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS