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PROGRESS OF MODERN RESEARCH ON TUMOR BLOOD STASIS SYNDROME AND ITS TREATMENT WITH THE METHOD OF PROMOTING BLOOD CIRCULATION BY REMOVING BLOOD STASIS

齐元富, 钱伯文

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Blood stasis syndrome (BSS) occurs inpatients with malignant tumors, and itstreatment with the method of promotingblood circulation by removing blood stasis(PBCRBS) conforms to the TCM principleof over--all analysis for the cause of a dis-ease and treatment aimed at the cause. In

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Blood stasis syndrome (BSS) occurs inpatients with malignant tumors, and itstreatment with the method of promotingblood circulation by removing blood stasis(PBCRBS) conforms to the TCM principleof over--all analysis for the cause of a dis-ease and treatment aimed at the cause. In

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Blood stasis syndrome (BSS) occurs inpatients with malignant tumors, and itstreatment with the method of promotingblood circulation by removing blood stasis(PBCRBS) conforms to the TCM principleof over--all analysis for the cause of a dis-ease and treatment aimed at the cause. In

Key concepts: Blood stasis, Blood circulation, Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Pathology, Traditional medicine, Traditional Chinese medicine, Alternative medicine

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