The term "Amoy" refers to the city now known as Xiamen, located in Fujian Province, China. Historically significant as one of the first treaty ports opened to foreign trade in the 19th century, Amoy became a crucible for cross-cultural medical exchange. The phrase "Amoy work" in a medical context often alludes to the rigorous diagnostic methodologies developed in the region’s early missionary hospitals—specifically the reputation for identifying simulated diseases (malingering). Simultaneously, the city has developed a robust infrastructure for specialized surgical work, particularly in Otolaryngology (ENT), driven by the high prevalence of nasopharyngeal carcinoma in Southern China.
Abstract This paper explores the historical trajectory and modern advancements of medical work in Amoy (modern-day Xiamen), with a specific focus on the field of Otolaryngology (ENT) and the globally recognized "Amoy Method" of clinical diagnostics. Historically known as a treaty port, Amoy developed a unique medical infrastructure blending Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with Western medical practices introduced by missionaries. This review highlights the establishment of the first hospitals, the evolution of the "Amoy diagnoses" (distinguishing organic disease from malingering), and the contemporary state of ENT work in the Fujian province. amoy toge3gprar work
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