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Korean Medical Association of Clinical Sanghan-Geumgwe (대한상한금궤의학회)
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Diagnostic definition of Chest bind(結胸) in GangPyeongShanghanlun(康平傷寒論) 15 letters provision.

『강평상한론(康平傷寒論)』 15자행(字行) '결흉(結胸)'의 진단적 의미 고찰

  • Received : 2018.12.19
  • Accepted : 2018.12.28
  • Published : 2018.12.30
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Abstract

Objectives : Purpose of this study is to suggest a diagnostic definition of Chest bind(結胸) in GangpyeongShnghanlun 15 letters provision. Methods : Using The Etymology Dictionary of Chinese Characters, we interpreted the meaning of Chest bind(結胸) and symptoms on 134th provision of Shanghanlun. Results : The meaning of Chest bind is endurance of worries. Symptoms on 134th provision can be interpreted as follows. Worrywart person whose behavior is dilatory, who suffer from an inferiority complex, feel pressure on chest, feel heavy with worries, unstable, talkative, suffer from a feeling of anger, think himself as fallen into a trap, feel always nervous and is stubborn can be in a situation of Chest bind. Conclusions : Chest bind is one of the Names of disease in Shanghanlun. The Name of disease has its own meaning that can be used as diagnostic evidence. Further studies are needed to verify a hypothesis of diagnostic definition of Chest bind.

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