WANG Xuefeng, ZHANG Xiuying. Explore and Analyze the Cutaneous Collaterals Theory of Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(10): 821-824.
WANG Xuefeng, ZHANG Xiuying. Explore and Analyze the Cutaneous Collaterals Theory of Chinese Medicine[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2015, 56(10): 821-824.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2015.10.003.
Explore and Analyze the Cutaneous Collaterals Theory of Chinese Medicine
The cutaneous regions are the sites where Qi of collaterals spreads. In this article
the exterior-interior relationship between cutaneous regions and collaterals and their physiological functions and pathological states were excavated and analyzed
based on their name paraphrasing
locations and constructions researches. The cutaneous collaterals theory is an important part of traditional Chinese medicine( TCM) theories and plays an important role in the diagnosis and treatment system of TCM
especially in the observation diagnosis. All the Qi and blood in twelve meridians are gathering upward to face
so observing facial cutaneous collaterals could help make diagnosis and treatment. Also
by watching the fingerprint collateral of a young child
the relevant internal organic lesions and disease characters of cold-heat and deficiency-excess were judged by its length
color and lustre changes. Besides
the transfer approach of Chinese external medicines was explained on the cutaneous collaterals theory which might establish the transport mechanism theoretical basis of transdermal drug delivery of external therapy of TCM.
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