T/CACM 004-2017 Viral Hepatitis Traditional Chinese Medicine Syndrome Differentiation Standard。

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Main Technical Content: The revised "TCM Diagnosis and Treatment Standards for Viral Hepatitis" (hereinafter referred to as the "Standards") are issued in the form of a guideline, primarily targeting various acute and chronic viral hepatitis, with the aim of establishing TCM clinical diagnosis and classification standards for reference by TCM doctors, infectious disease doctors, gastroenterologists, and other relevant specialists. The main purpose is to recommend evidence-based TCM diagnosis and treatment standards for viral hepatitis, guide clinicians in standardized use of TCM based on diagnosis, and facilitate the integration of TCM and Western medicine in clinical practice, research, and teaching. Since ancient times, TCM has demonstrated clear advantages in the treatment of viral hepatitis and plays an important role in the prevention and treatment of viral hepatitis in China. TCM diagnosis is the prerequisite for clinical treatment and scientific research in TCM, and it is necessary to establish relevant standards. The Liver and Gallbladder Disease Branch of the Chinese Society of Traditional Chinese Medicine (formerly the Liver and Gallbladder Disease Professional Committee of the Chinese Society of Internal Medicine) formulated the "TCM Diagnosis and Treatment Standards for Viral Hepatitis" (trial version) in 1991 and revised the original standards in 2004, which were published in the Proceedings of the 11th National Conference on TCM Liver and Gallbladder Diseases. After more than 20 years of clinical practice, the TCM diagnosis and treatment standards for viral hepatitis have played an important role in the prevention, treatment, research, and prevention of viral hepatitis. In recent years, with the continuous deepening of clinical research and the accumulation of evidence for viral hepatitis diagnosis and classification, the need to revise and improve the TCM diagnosis and treatment standards for viral hepatitis has become increasingly urgent. The Liver a

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