ZHANG Zhiwen's Experience in Treating Pulmonary Nodules with "Regulating Qi and Body Fluid, Opening Sweating Pores, Penetrating Kenang (窠囊), and Preventing Cancer Toxin"
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ZHANG Zhiwen's Experience in Treating Pulmonary Nodules with "Regulating Qi and Body Fluid, Opening Sweating Pores, Penetrating Kenang (窠囊), and Preventing Cancer Toxin"
Journal of Traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 65, Issue 14, Pages: 1428-1433(2024)
CHEN Min,LIU Wenping,YU Yang,et al.ZHANG Zhiwen's Experience in Treating Pulmonary Nodules with "Regulating Qi and Body Fluid, Opening Sweating Pores, Penetrating Kenang (窠囊), and Preventing Cancer Toxin"[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2024,65(14):1428-1433.
CHEN Min,LIU Wenping,YU Yang,et al.ZHANG Zhiwen's Experience in Treating Pulmonary Nodules with "Regulating Qi and Body Fluid, Opening Sweating Pores, Penetrating Kenang (窠囊), and Preventing Cancer Toxin"[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2024,65(14):1428-1433.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2024.14.003.
ZHANG Zhiwen's Experience in Treating Pulmonary Nodules with "Regulating Qi and Body Fluid, Opening Sweating Pores, Penetrating Kenang (窠囊), and Preventing Cancer Toxin"
This paper summarized Professor ZHANG Zhiwen's clinical experience in treating pulmonary nodules. Professor ZHANG proposed that the pathogenesis of pulmonary nodules is impairment of
qi
and body fluid distribution, sweating pores constraint and block, binding of phlegm and stasis, and long-term accumulation transforming into toxin, with abnormal circulation of
qi
, blood and body fluid as the root, and phlegm, stasis and toxin as the branch. According to the evolution of pathogenesis, a dynamic diagnosis and treatment idea of "regulating
qi
and body fluid, opening sweating pores, penetrating
kenang
(窠囊), and preventing cancer toxins" is proposed, including the methods of regulating
qi
and body fluid, and calming the five
zang
(脏) organs with the modified self-prescribed
Tiaoqi Huatan Decoction
(调气化痰汤), opening sweating pores and unblocking
qi
and blood with the modified self-prescribed
Kaixuan Tongyu Decoction
(开玄
通郁汤), penetrating
kenang
and dissipating masses and stagnation with the modified self-prescribed
Tounang Sanjie Decoction
(透囊散结汤), rectifying the healthy
qi
and preventing cancer toxins with the modified self-prescribed
Shenqi Fuzheng Jiedu Decoction
(参芪扶正解毒汤). These four methods can be used alone, in combination, or in sequence, and can provide ideas for the diagnosis and treatment of pulmonary nodules with traditional Chinese medicine.
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