GAO Xiaoyu, ZHANG Zhe, WANG Yang, et al. Application of Modern Complex Adaptive System Thought in the Theory of Spleen Viscera Manifestation[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(19): 1702-1706.
GAO Xiaoyu, ZHANG Zhe, WANG Yang, et al. Application of Modern Complex Adaptive System Thought in the Theory of Spleen Viscera Manifestation[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2020, 61(19): 1702-1706.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2020.19.010.
Application of Modern Complex Adaptive System Thought in the Theory of Spleen Viscera Manifestation
the development of the physiological state of "the spleen being often deficiency" to "the spleen being vigorous and free from pathogen in all seasons" is a self-organizing physiological process. The spleen viscera manifestation theory is a centerless(the spontaneous interaction of "qi and blood biochemistry" and "immune surveillance")
multicenter(neuroendocrine and immune multiple systems) and one-center(the highest decision center: brain-gut axis) coordinated functional network
which is the integrated effect of biomechanics
biofilm
and mitochondria on material transport
energy conversion and signal transduction under the overall regulation of the neuroendocrine immune network dominated by the central nervous system/enteric nervous system. Different from the traditional system theory that implements top-down centralized control
the spleen-viscera manifestation system is a spontaneous bottom-up decentralized coordination
and it is also a combination of "gradual differentiation" and "gradual centralization".
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