WANG Yingying, CHEN Hong, XUE Xiaojing, et al. CHENG Xinnong’s Experiences in Meridian Tropism Differentiation and Diagnosis in Acupuncture Clinical Practice[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(20): 1724-1726.
WANG Yingying, CHEN Hong, XUE Xiaojing, et al. CHENG Xinnong’s Experiences in Meridian Tropism Differentiation and Diagnosis in Acupuncture Clinical Practice[J]. Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine2017, 58(20): 1724-1726.DOI: 10.13288/j.11-2166/r.2017.20.004.
The authors introduce Professor CHENG Xinnong’s experiences in meridian tropism differentiation and diagnosis in acupuncture clinical practice. According to that disease at different channels and collaterals manifest lesions at different running course part of channels and dysfunction of Zang-fu viscera belongs to different channels
Prof. CHENG proposed running course of channel and meridian tropism differentiation theory
which means that according to the running course of channel and connecting Zang-fu viscera
patients’ symptom and sign were analyzed and summarized
then the disease and syndrome of certain meridian or certain meridian connecting Zang-fu viscera were determined. using meridian to guide points
and applying proper reinforcing and reducing techniques. Meanwhile
internal and external correspondence
considering the upper and lower parts
combined with Zang-fu viscera syndrome differentiation and other methods
correct meridian tropism diagnose and point-selection could be made.