MA Cuilan, JIA Chunhua, LI Jing. Thinking Mode of Cunkou(寸口) Attaching Five Zang-viscera Pulse Feeling Method[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(5): 365-368.
MA Cuilan, JIA Chunhua, LI Jing. Thinking Mode of Cunkou(寸口) Attaching Five Zang-viscera Pulse Feeling Method[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(5): 365-368.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.05.002.
Thinking Mode of Cunkou(寸口) Attaching Five Zang-viscera Pulse Feeling Method
The formation of Cunkou(寸口) pulse attaching five Zang-viscera pattern is the result of comprehensive application of various thinking modes. Three parts of Cun(寸)
Guan(关) and Chi(尺) of left and right hand corresponds heart
liver
kidney
lung
spleen and kidney. The thinking mode of this five Zang-viscera attaching method mainly includes metaphorical thinking
one-to-one principle(one part attaching one Zang-viscera)
classification mode of the number "3 "and two-hand attaching method. Besides following the anatomical position of the organs of human body
the process of left and right azimuth similarity attaching includes the attaching method of Qi movement. The thinking mode of pulse pressure attaching five Zang-viscera mainly includes five body constituents attaching five Zang-viscera theory
metaphorical thinking
one-to-one principle and one-handed attaching method.
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