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A study on the influence of Four great doctors' theory in Geum Won era for SaSang constitutional medicine (금원사대가(金元四大家)의 학설(學說)이 사상체질의학(四象體質醫學)에 미친 영향(影響)에 대(對)한 연구(硏究))

  • Hong, Won-Sik;Bae, Oh-Sung
    • Journal of Korean Medical classics
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    • v.6
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    • pp.41-53
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    • 1993
  • The theory of 4 great doctors in Geum Won era has been considered as a most scientific medicine after SangHanRon of Jang, Jung Kyung. And it influence for all the later medical theory and practice. I have found a common points between their Fire and Fever pathology and constitutional pathology of Li, Je Ma. The results obtained are as follows. 1. On the Viewpoint of medical history, there is common points in the fact that the start of Geum Won 4 great doctor' principle had been drived from awakening of the abuse of warm and hot herbs based on Hwa Je Guk Bang in the last stage of Song dynasty, and that the appearance of Sa Sang medicine was from the scientific reflection against the currency of the animation by warm herbs which was popular in the Jo Sun dynasty. 2. The theory of Fire and Fever pathology of 4 great doctors has been fixed in the principle of Cold and Fever pathology of viscera and bowel in the Sa Sang medicine. 3. The pathological meaning of 'internal fire' in the conculusion by 4 great doctors has got scientific fruit by Sa Sang medicine in its theory of four constitutional psychology and the formation of four visceras. 4. It is considered that the study of DongUiSuSeBoWon is needed for the relation with former medical theories.

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An Investigative Study of the Origin of Sasang constitutional medicine's formula through checking the 10-13th Century Chinese medical text database - focused on Soum type's formula (데이터베이스를 이용한 소음인 처방과 금원 시기 처방 비교)

  • Kim, SeongHo;Lee, ByungWook;Kim, KiWook
    • The Journal of Korean Medical History
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    • v.34 no.2
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    • pp.65-77
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    • 2021
  • Lee Jema said in his book, Dongui Susebowon, that the prescriptions for Soum constitutional type were already developed by doctors during the Song Jin Yuan China around 10th-13th century. Those prescriptions were common techniques that were used throughout the East Asian region. Among them, Lee Jema specially selected some candidate formulas and modified them according to his constitutional theory. This study investigated how similar his modified prescriptions to original formulas through database[ancient formula database] analysis. 24 out of 24 Soum prescriptions selected meaningful ingredient herbs from the original formula. A 50% or higher concordance rate compared to the original formulas. There are only 9 treatment prescriptions that cannot be checked in the ancient formula database. A future task will be to reveal the practical meanings of the ingredients Lee Jema adjusted for the Soum constitutional type patients.

Characteristics of Mind-Body Medicine Revealed in the Sa-Sang Constitutional Medicine of Lee Je-ma (동마(東武) 이제마(李濟馬)의 사상의학(四象醫學)에 드러난 심신의학(心身醫學)적 특징)

  • Joon-mo Jun;Byung-Soo Koo
    • Journal of Oriental Neuropsychiatry
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    • v.34 no.1
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    • pp.23-31
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    • 2023
  • Objectives: The purpose of this study was to identify the characteristics of mind-body medicine revealed in the Sa-sang constitutional medicin. Methods: This study examined the psychosomatic aspects of "DongUiSuSeBoWon" that Lee Je-ma wrote about the Sa-sang constitutional medicine, comparing them to Neo-Confucianism and Oriental medicine. Results: Sa-sang constitutions contain much content that can be applied to mind-body medicine. Conclusions: First, the principle of disease caused by mental and physical connections was clearly suggested, as it was considered that when emotions of joy, sorrow, and pleasure reach their peak, they cause fatal damage to the body. Second, it was encouraged to prevent diseases by giving specific examples to prevent the prejudice of the methodology of looking back when it hasn't happened yet and the feeling of anger and joy before the emotions of joy and sorrow are revealed. Third, it suggested the treatment of mental and physical diseases using drugs for diseases that have already occurred and psychiatric methods.

Two Cases of Chest Fever with Dysphoria in Stroke Patients Treated with Yangkyuksanhoa-tang (중풍환자의 흉중번열증(胸中煩熱症)에 대한 양격산화탕(凉膈散火湯)투여 2례(例))

  • Kim, Eun-Ju;Jeong, Gi-Hyeon;Kim, Young-Suk;Bae, Hyung-Sup;Lee, Kyung-Sup;Kim, Jung-Yul
    • The Journal of Internal Korean Medicine
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    • v.23 no.2
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    • pp.292-297
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    • 2002
  • Fire is known as one of the most common causes of stroke. Chest fever with dysphoria caused by heat in the stomach is one of the fire symptoms, meaning feeling oppressed in the chest. We observed two stroke patients who had chest fever with dysphoria. These patients' clinical symptoms were headache, thirst, heat in the upper part of the body and constipation. They were diagnosed as Chest fever with dysphoria. It is assumed that Exuberance of Yang causes heat. We treated them with Yangkyuksanhoa-tang(凉膈散火湯) based on Dong Ui Su Se Bo Won for about 2 weeks. During this period, we observed that their symptoms of heat in the upper part of the body and constipation had been improved. We suggest that Yangkyuksanhoa-tang makes the balance between water and fire, and improves chest fever with dysphoria of stroke patients.

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