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Dr. Chen Dr. Chen was graduated from Shanghai First Medical College. He is currently Director of the Cardiovascular Department of a major hospital in Shanghai. Dr. Chen specializes in the treatment of cardiovascular diseases. He participated in a number of key state projects of the eighth-five-year and ninth-five-year plans (from 1991-2000) and of the State Foundation for Natural Sciences, which eventuated in over 50 papers and won him several governmental prizes. Dr. Chen is member of a number of academic organizations. He is Director of Shanghai Medical Cooperation Center for Combined Therapy of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine for Emergency Cases of Cardiovascular Diseases and member of China Association of Traditional Medicine. In 1994, he was included in the International Leaders in Achievement published by the International Biographical Center in Cambridge, England. In 1998, he was appointed guest professor by British Association of World Traditional Medicine and, in the same year, he was appointed senior researcher by Canadian Association of Traditional Medicine.

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Dr. Gu Graduated from Suzhou Medical College in July 1962, Dr. Gu is a well-known traditional Chinese doctor with 38 years of clinical experience. She is particularly good at the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases such as coronary disorders, high blood pressure, carditis, myocardosis, arythmia, cardiac insufficiency, cerebral embolism and sequelae of apoplexa. Dr. Gu is also an advisor of Ph.D. candidates, advisor of Shanghai Specialists Association and co-compiler of Medical Science Abroad (Volume on cardiovascular disease). She has published over 40 papers and a book Combined Therapy of Chinese and Western Medicine for High Blood Pressure.

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Dr. Huang Dr. Huang was graduated from Shanghai No. One Medical College in 1960 and pursued his graduate studies there from 1960 to 1963. Later he studied traditional Chinese medicine, acupuncture and massage at Shanghai Traditional Medical University. He is currently a chief doctor of a major hospital in Shanghai. Dr. Huang has long been engaged in the clinical practice, teaching and research of cardiovascular diseases, and combined therapy of traditional Chinese and western medicine for cardiovascular diseases. He also excels in the treatment of cerebrovascular diseases and difficult and complicated internal diseases through combined therapy of traditional Chinese and western medicine. His outstanding achievements have won him a number of honors such as prizes for outstanding achievements in science and technology awarded by the Ministry of Public Health of China and the municipal government of Shanghai. Moreover, Dr. Huang has published 19 books and over 80 papers on medicine, some of which have won widespread acclaim in the international medical community. In addition, he is member of China Association for Arteriosclerosis, recipient of a special allowance awarded by the State Council of China, and Director and International Counselor of Canadian Association for Traditional Medicine.

Some successful cases:

1. A sixty-three-year-old Mr. Chen visited Dr. Huang in 1998 for symptoms of coronary heart disease. Prior to that he had been hospitalized in another hospital for two months but without much improvement. He complained of frequent startles in the middle of sleeps at night. He looked listless, his heart rate was 56 per minute with frequent premature beats, and his blood pressure was Bp 90/60 mmHg. Dr. Huang observed that his tongue was dark with a white coating, and his pulse was rather weak. Electrocardioscopy showed that he had sinus brachycardia (with a slowest heart rate of 46 per minute) and atrial premature beat. His symptoms were diagnosed as coronary heart disease and weakened functioning of the sinoatrial node. Dr. Huang treated him with the method of tonifying Qi to recover the circulation of blood, warming Yang and introducing resuscitation, and relieving the uneasiness of the body and mind. After taking Dr. Huang’s prescriptions for two consecutive weeks, the patient’s symptoms were remarkably improved. Dr. Huang then gave him another medication. Two months later, the patient’s heart rate increased to about 70 per minute, and his blood pressure rose to 105/75mmHg. All the symptoms were greatly relieved and his midnight startles were under control. His other diseases such as chronic antral gastritis, duodenal ulcer, chronic colonitis and bronchitis also showed visible improvement. 2. A fifty-two-year-old Ms Zhang visited Dr. Huang for palpitation, sense of suppression in the chest, chest pain and frequent premature heart beat in 1999. She had got the disease ten years before after she contracted the virus flu. It was diagnosed as myocarditis. In the ten years in between, she had frequent relapse of those symptoms, especially when she caught cold. A physical examination at Dr. Huang’s hospital showed that her heart beat was 76 per minute with 4 to 5 premature beats. Electrocardiogram showed frequent premature beats. Dr. Huang treated her with methods of strengthening the body resistance to eliminate pathogenic factors, tonifying Qi to strengthen the pulse, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis, and relieving the uneasiness of the body and mind. After she took Dr. Huang’s prescriptions of Chinese medicine for over one month, her symptoms had basically disappeared, her premature beat was under control, and her electrocardiogram became normal. The patient is still on regular visits to Dr. Huang.

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Dr. Lin Dr. Lin is a chief doctor of a major hospital in Shanghai. He was a visiting scholar to University of Washington in the years 1983-1986 and 1993-1994. In 1999, he helped establish an institute of Chinese medicine in Bremen, Germany. Having been engaged in the clinical and research work of cardiovascular diseases for decades, Dr. Lin is good at the treatment of coronary heart disease, high blood pressure, myocartidis, myocardosis, and various kinds of arrhythmia, especially through combined therapy of Chinese and western medicine. Dr. Lin is currently Vice Director of the Geriatrics Committee of Shanghai Association of Chinese Medicine.

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Dr. Yuan Dr. Yuan was graduated from Shanghai New China Medical College in 1948,thereupon he started long years of clinical practice and research in traditional Chinese medicine. He is currently Director of an institute of traditional Chinese medicine in Shanghai. Dr. Yuan excels in the combined diagnosis and treatment of traditional Chinese medicine and western medicine regarding two types of diseases. One type includes various kinds of cardiovascular diseases such as coronary arteriosclerotic cardiopathy, intractable premature beat and paroxysmal auricular fibrillation caused by myocarditis; the other type of diseases include immunological diseases and metabolic disorders. Dr. Yuan has published a number of papers and has won a number of honours, including a first prize for outstanding achievements in science and technology by the Ministry of Public Health of China and a certificate for his special contributions to medicine by the State Council of China.

Some successful cases:

1. A sixty-two-year-old Mr. Lin visited Dr. Yuan in 1998 for angina pectoris. Before that he had visited another hospital and had been found to have partial obstruction in his coronary arteries and deposits of atherosis. An operation was performed and a supporting structure was fixed for those narrow arteries. After that he took Dr. Yuan's prescriptions for two years. An examination in early 2000 showed that his coronary arteries were in good condition and the deposits of atherosis had basically disappeared. All this proved that the combined therapy of traditional Chinese and western medicine was satisfactory. 2. A fifty-eight-year-old Ms Qiu visited Dr. Yuan in 1999 for heart disease. She had visited another hospital in 1997, where her symptoms were diagnosed as paroxysmal auricular fibrillation and intermittent auricullar fibrillation, but her coronarography was normal. She took some common medications for heart disease but with little effect. In the two years in between, she had numerous fits of the symptoms. After she received Dr. Yuan's dialectical treatment of traditional Chinese medicine for three months, she could already feel remarkable improvement; six months later her paroxysmal fits began to decrease considerably, and nine months later, the symptoms virtually disappeared. She has not had any relapse since then. 3. An eighteen-year-old Mr. Wang first visited Dr. Yuan in 1995 for intractable premature beat. He was found to have this disease in another hospital in 1993, but the medications that he was given produced little effect. After taking Dr. Yuan's traditional Chinese medicine for three months, he felt remarkable improvement. Another three months found considerable decrease of premature beats. One year later, the premature beats gradually disappeared. Two years later he no longer suffered from any premature beat. He has already found a job after his recovery. 4. A fifty-two-year-old Mr. Yuan visited Dr. Yuan in April 1994 for heart disease. He had suffered from it for many years and had visited most major hospitals in Shanghai but without much improvement. Electrocardiogram showed that he had sinus tachycardia, his heart beat was 48 per minute, and he had atrioventricular block and atrial premature beat. He had to carry a cardiac pacemaker all the time. After he received Dr. Yuan's treatment of traditional Chinese medicine and did physical exercise under the doctor's supervision, his heart rate rose to 50 to 60 per minute and even to 71 per minute after doing physical exercise. After one year's treatment by Dr. Yuan, his heart rate stayed around 60 per minute. His own feeling became much improved. An examination found that the atrioventricular block had disappeared though he still had occasional premature beats. He is working like other normal people and has no feeling of premature beat any more. He is still on regular visits to Dr. Yuan.

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Dr. Zhao Dr. Zhao is from a family of traditional Chinese doctors. His grandfather Pan Minde and his mother Pan Fengzhen were both famous doctors in Shanghai. Dr. Zhao learned traditional Chinese medicine from his mother when he was very young and started his medical career in 1970s. In 1990 he passed an official examination and got a certificate as an independent doctor of Chinese medicine. Dr. Zhao excels in the diagnosis of diseases by taking the patients’ pulses and in the acupuncture therapy of various difficult and complicated cases, particularly infertility, cardiovascular disease and cancers.

A successful case:

A 67-year-old Mr. Gao visited Dr. Zhao in July 1999 for chest Bi. The patient was sent to a hospital in May 1999 due to a shock, where his symptoms were diagnosed as coronary disease, complete sinoauricular block in the left side. His heart rate was 55 per minute with eight to ten premature beats. Those symptoms were diagnosed as chest Bi according to traditional Chinese medicine. After he received Dr. Zhao’s therapy of warming the Yang, activating the Blood and eliminating the phlegm for five months, the patient’s symptoms disappeared. He did not have any relapse in the following six months when he continued to visit Dr. Zhao regularly.

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