《小儿卫生总微论方》共二十卷。南宋嘉定丙子年（1216年），何氏在行在太医局刊印此书。序言中已经说明，不知作者究竟是谁。书中大量引用了《圣济经》以及钱仲阳的方论，推测作者大概是宋室南渡后隐居的君子。第七卷末尾有自记，编写了伤寒类证的各种方剂，内容也相当详细完备。考证发现，《伤寒类证》三卷最初刊印于金朝大定年间，宋代人声称是从异人处获得。到了明代，虞山赵氏翻刻时，将其附入《仲景全书》。如今这本书依然存在，条理清晰分明，使阅读长沙（张仲景）著作的人，能感到豁然开朗、恰到好处。这不仅显示作者精通儿科，而且他的名声也不显赫，难道不算是贤德之人吗？这本书又名《保幼大全》，应该是明代人所改名的。范氏书目认为是明代朱臣编纂，大概只是偶然记录了刊书者的姓名罢了。明代刻本脱漏错误很多，流传于世的本子逐渐稀少。此次请武昌医馆馆长萧孝廉北承，详细加以校订，重新雕版印刷。钱仲阳的心法精髓，在此书中确实被阐发得淋漓尽致。
宣统二年三月三日 武昌柯逢时
*General Treatise on Infant Health and Hygiene* (Xiao'er Weisheng Zongwei Lunfang), comprising twenty volumes, was printed by the He family at the Imperial Medical Bureau in Xingzai during the Bingzi year of the Jiading era of the Southern Song Dynasty (1216). The preface states that the author's identity is unknown. The text extensively cites the *Shengji Jing* (Classic of Sacred Healing) and the formula theories of Qian Zhongyang (Qian Yi), suggesting that the author was likely a reclusive scholar after the Southern Song court moved south. At the end of Volume Seven, there is a self-record noting the compilation of various formulas for Typhoid Fever (Shanghan) categorized by syndrome differentiation, which is quite detailed and comprehensive. Research indicates that the three-volume *Typhoid Fever Categorized Syndromes* (Shanghan Leizheng) was first published during the Dading era of the Jin Dynasty; a Song dynasty figure claimed to have obtained it from an extraordinary person. In the Ming Dynasty, Zhao of Yushan included it as an appendix in the complete works of Zhang Zhongjing. This book still exists today with clear and distinct conditions, allowing readers of Changsha’s (Zhang Zhongjing’s) texts to feel a sense of clarity and appropriateness. This demonstrates not only his expertise in pediatrics but also his obscurity in fame, which certainly qualifies him as a virtuous person. This book is also known as *Complete Preservation of Infants* (Baoyou Daquan), likely renamed during the Ming Dynasty. Fan’s bibliographic catalog attributes its compilation to Zhu Chen of the Ming Dynasty, probably merely recording the name associated with the printing. Ming editions contain numerous omissions and errors, and copies circulating in the world are gradually becoming rare. Herein, Xiao Xiaolian Beicheng, Director of the Wuchang Medical Hall, was invited to carefully collate and revise the text, leading to its new woodblock printing. The core methods of Zhongyang (Qian Yi) are indeed elucidated exhaustively in this work.
March 3, Xuantong Year 2 [1910]
Ke Fengshi, Wuchang