LIU Xia, LI Yuanyuan, ZHANG Leqi, et al. Impact of Academic Thought of Wumen (吴门) School and Menghe (孟河) School on Development of Chinese Medicine Dermatology[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(13): 1089-1092.
LIU Xia, LI Yuanyuan, ZHANG Leqi, et al. Impact of Academic Thought of Wumen (吴门) School and Menghe (孟河) School on Development of Chinese Medicine Dermatology[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(13): 1089-1092.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.13.003.
Impact of Academic Thought of Wumen (吴门) School and Menghe (孟河) School on Development of Chinese Medicine Dermatology
have a great influence on the development of Chinese medicine in the later ages. By exploring the academic inheritance characteristics of Wumen school and Menghe school
as well as the academic origin of Chinese medicine dermatology
the authors summarize that the diagnostic and therapeutic thought of both academic schools embody syndrome differentiation and treatment of Wei-Qi-Ying-Xue(卫气营血) in treating skin diseases. The syndrome differentiation is sensitive; the therapeutic methods are flexible. Medication is light and mild. Nourishing Yin and protecting spleen-stomach are emphasized. The authors summarize dermatology related clinical experience of Wumen school and Menghe school
which may give full play to the advantages and characteristics of academic schools
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