"Vitiligo Treatment" is edited by Cheng Aihua, a researcher of vitiligo in Huahai Vitiligo Hospital. Vitiligo, also known as white eclipse, is a localized white patch that appears in the skin and gradually expands into a major clinical manifestation of skin disease. Although vitiligo does not hurt, it erodes the healthy skin and mind of the patient, seriously damaging the person's appearance, damaging the human spirit, affecting their normal life, marriage, work and social. It is one of the world's refractory diseases. With the accelerated pace of social life, increasing environmental pollution, and a variety of factors such as iatrogenic and drug-induced diseases, the incidence of vitiligo has increased year by year. Overcoming vitiligo has become a common goal for the medical community at home and abroad. one.

In recent years, along with cell biology and biochemistry. Advances in molecular biology, medical immunology, and other disciplines, especially the in-depth development of genomics and proteomics, various physical, chemical, and biological methods.

"Vitiligo Therapeutics" combines the author's decades of research results and clinical diagnosis and treatment experience, based on the principles of integration of Chinese and Western medicine, clinical use, and appropriate doctors and patients, comprehensively describes the pathogeny of vitiligo, epidemiology, etiology and pathogenesis. , clinical manifestations, medical history collection, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, Chinese and Western medicine treatment, black and white treatment of vitiligo new technology, prevention and conditioning, etc., focusing on the history of vitiligo collection, diagnosis and differential diagnosis, treatment of Chinese and Western medicine, etc. Hot issues, listed the current authoritative vitiligo Chinese and Western medicine treatment programs (guidelines) and clinical pathways. In the treatment of vitiligo in traditional Chinese medicine, it comprehensively rules the treatment of the machine, highlighting the experience of famous doctors in traditional Chinese medicine, the analysis of medical cases, the selection of ancient books related to vitiligo, and the treatment of vitiligo with black and white. A systematic review of new methods for the diagnosis of vitiligo, examination of new technologies, treatment of new drugs, and prevention of new concepts has been conducted.

In the process of writing this book, the book strives for practicality, comprehensiveness and operability. It refers to the works or papers of many scholars at home and abroad. I would like to express my heartfelt thanks. For the deficiencies or errors in the book, experts, peers and readers are urged to criticize and correct.