WANG Shouchuan’s Experience in Treating Epilepsy from Perspective of Latent Wind into Five-zang Organs[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(11): 916-918.
WANG Shouchuan’s Experience in Treating Epilepsy from Perspective of Latent Wind into Five-zang Organs[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(11): 916-918.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.11.005.
WANG Shouchuan’s Experience in Treating Epilepsy from Perspective of Latent Wind into Five-zang Organs
each of the five elements can be further divided into five elements
so starting with latent wind sneaking into five-zang organs
this article interprets the Chinese medicine theoretic basis of the sneaking by multi-layer five elements theory. It also integrates the relationship between five-zang organs and the five elements both during the acute and the remission stage of epilepsy from the perspective of latent wind into five-zang organs. Meanwhile
it interprets the pathogenesis of traditional Chinese medicine syndromes
and dwells on the prescriptions and therapeutic principles. With the theoretic core of latent wind into five-zang organs
the Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation can be summarized into a Chinese medicine theory frame based on latent wind
which can be used to direct the prevention of epilepsy. In this article
there is as well a typical case that can reflects the change law of Chinese medicine pathogenesis in the clinical diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy.