Difficult Case Analysis

[Guest guest]

Hello,

 

I am writing from the New England Journal of Traditional . We

have recently initiated a quarterly discussion forum which seeks to

interpret, diagnose and treat difficult cases. Therefore, I am including a copy

of the

case that was published in the last issue as an attachment for you to look

over and analyze. We are hoping that some of you may write back to us with a

creative, detailed and comprehensive analysis of how you would handle this case;

Including theory, diagnosis, treatment strategy, and course of treatment

(acupuncture, herbs, tui na, etc). Some of the most interesting approaches will

be

reviewed by our editors and published in upcoming issues of the journal.

 

I hope we will hear from you soon...

 

Thank You,

Bing Yang

Senior Editor, NEJTCM

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

nejtcm wrote:

> Hello,

>

> I am writing from the New England Journal of Traditional . We

> have recently initiated a quarterly discussion forum which seeks to

> interpret, diagnose and treat difficult cases. Therefore, I am including a

copy of the

> case that was published in the last issue as an attachment for you to look

> over and analyze. We are hoping that some of you may write back to us with a

> creative, detailed and comprehensive analysis of how you would handle this

case;

> Including theory, diagnosis, treatment strategy, and course of treatment

> (acupuncture, herbs, tui na, etc). Some of the most interesting approaches

will be

> reviewed by our editors and published in upcoming issues of the journal.

>

> I hope we will hear from you soon...

>

> Thank You,

 

Hi Dr. Bing!

 

Most lists cannot handle attachments, it did *not* come through. Include

the case in the body of your message as text.

 

Regards,

 

Pete

[Guest guest]

Hi,

we have sent the case again and this time it is under the letter. wish

everyone can see it.

 

Bing Yang

NEJTCM