Experience of WANG Yongyan in Treating Vascular Cognitive Impairment from the Perspectives of 'Deficient Qi Retention and Stagnation' and 'Toxin Damaging Brain Collaterals'
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Experience of WANG Yongyan in Treating Vascular Cognitive Impairment from the Perspectives of 'Deficient Qi Retention and Stagnation' and 'Toxin Damaging Brain Collaterals'
Journal of Traditional Chinese MedicineVol. 66, Issue 23, Pages: 2411-2415(2025)
FAN Yipin,LI Jianpeng,ZHANG Yingying.Experience of WANG Yongyan in Treating Vascular Cognitive Impairment from the Perspectives of 'Deficient Qi Retention and Stagnation' and 'Toxin Damaging Brain Collaterals'[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2025,66(23):2411-2415.
FAN Yipin,LI Jianpeng,ZHANG Yingying.Experience of WANG Yongyan in Treating Vascular Cognitive Impairment from the Perspectives of 'Deficient Qi Retention and Stagnation' and 'Toxin Damaging Brain Collaterals'[J].Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine,2025,66(23):2411-2415.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2025.23.003.
Experience of WANG Yongyan in Treating Vascular Cognitive Impairment from the Perspectives of 'Deficient Qi Retention and Stagnation' and 'Toxin Damaging Brain Collaterals'
This paper summarized the experience of professor WANG Yongyan in differentiating and treating vascular cognitive impairment (VCI). It is believed that the core etiology and pathogenesis of VCI are deficient
qi
retention and stagnation, and toxin damaging brain collaterals. The essence lies in depletion of essence and
qi
, and malnutrition of brain collaterals as the root cause, while phlegm, turbidity, stasis, and heat blocking brain collaterals act as the branch aspects. It reveals t
he pathogenesis essence of VCI as stagnation caused by deficiency and
qi
stagnation transforming into excess, internal generation of toxin and collateral injury. The overall therapeutic principle is to tonify deficiency, move stagnation, resolve toxin, and unblock the collaterals, guided by the three core treatment methods of nourishing, unblocking, and clearing. Clinically, according to the different characteristics of the plateau phase, fluctuation phase, and decline phase, treatment methods including replenishing
qi
and blood, tonifying the kidney and supplementing essence; promoting
sanjiao
(三焦) circulation and activating blood to dredge collaterals; clearing heat and resolving toxin, eliminating phlegm and reducing turbidity are respectively adopted. This provides clinical guidance for the treatment of VCI in traditional Chinese medicine.
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