Discussion and the Structure of the Theory of “Balancing Digestive Functions by Regulating ’Pivot’”

WEI Wei; RONG Peijing; CHEN Jiande; GUO Yu; WANG Yu; LIU Bing; SU Xiaolan; YANG Jianqin; YANG Yang; CONG Yu; HAN Boyu; DUAN Yuting; WEI Ruhan; ZHU Jiajie; YIN Lu

doi:10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.06.007

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Discussion and the Structure of the Theory of “Balancing Digestive Functions by Regulating ’Pivot’”

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- Discussion and the Structure of the Theory of “Balancing Digestive Functions by Regulating ’Pivot’”
- Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Vol. 59, Issue 6, Pages: 474-477(2018)
- 作者机构：
  
  1. 中国中医科学院望京医院
  2. 功能性胃肠病中医诊治北京市重点实验室
  3. 中国中医科学院针灸研究所
  4. Department of Medicine,Johns Hopkins University
  5. 北京中医药大学
  6. 广州中医药大学针灸临床康复医学院
  7. Cleveland State University
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- DOI：10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.06.007
  CLC： R223
- Published：2018
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[1]魏玮,荣培晶,陈建德,郭宇,王瑜,刘兵,苏晓兰,杨俭勤,杨洋,从禹,韩博宇,段玉婷,魏茹涵,朱佳杰,尹璐.“调枢通胃”理论的探讨与构建[J].中医杂志,2018,59(06):474-477+502.

WEI Wei, RONG Peijing, CHEN Jiande, et al. Discussion and the Structure of the Theory of “Balancing Digestive Functions by Regulating ’Pivot’”[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(6): 474-477.
[1]魏玮,荣培晶,陈建德,郭宇,王瑜,刘兵,苏晓兰,杨俭勤,杨洋,从禹,韩博宇,段玉婷,魏茹涵,朱佳杰,尹璐.“调枢通胃”理论的探讨与构建[J].中医杂志,2018,59(06):474-477+502. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.06.007.

WEI Wei, RONG Peijing, CHEN Jiande, et al. Discussion and the Structure of the Theory of “Balancing Digestive Functions by Regulating ’Pivot’”[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2018, 59(6): 474-477. DOI： 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2018.06.007.

摘要

脾胃学说是中医理论中的重要组成部分

自《黄帝内经》以来不断丰富发展。结合当代病证结合的临床诊疗特点

根据脾胃学说及现代医学理论

提出"调枢通胃"理论。阐释"调枢""通胃"的内涵与外延

认为"调枢"即调控疾病及其病理变化过程的关键环节

可包括调节脏腑脾胃、神明之枢心脑、开合之枢少阳;"通胃"既是治疗目的也是治疗手段

即通过调节脏腑之枢脾胃

治疗脾胃功能失调引发的消化系统疾病以及其他脏腑失调引发的疾病。探讨"调枢通胃"理论的构建与意义

为传统中医理论与现代医学的有机结合探索新模式。

Abstract

The theory of spleen and stomach is an important part of Chinese medicine. It has been developing continuously since the The Yellow Emperor’ s Inner Classic. With the rapid development of modern medicine

considering the clinical diagnosis and treatment characteristics of combination of disease identification and syndrome typing

according to the theory of spleen and stomach and the modern medicine theory

we have developed the"balancing digestive functions by regulating‘pivot’"theory. This article will interpret its connotation and extension

and discuss about its structure and significance

so as to guide the clinic and meet the needs of the times. discuss the construction and the connotation of the theory of " balancing digestive functions by regulating ‘pivot’". It’ll explore a new model for the organic combination of traditional Chinese medicine theory and the modern medicine.

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