• The Journal of Korean Medicine Ophthalmology and Otolaryngology and Dermatology
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• v.14 no.2
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• pp.224-230
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• 2001

In the Clinical study on 1 Case of Patient with Obstruction of the retinal artery, the results were as follows. 1. Obstruction of the retinal artery is acute disease that vision isdiminished fastly and become a blindness. 2. It belong to the cathegory of Pock Maeng(暴盲) in Oriental Medicine. 3. The causes of Obstruction of the retinal artery were the yin-deficiency of liver and kidney, the stagnation of vital energy and blood stasis, the abundance of phlegm-heat, the yang-deficiency of spleen and kidney, the yin-deficiency of spleen and kidney, the nonfastness of primordial energy etc. 4. We could get the effective result by providing the patient with Jinkansikpung-tang-gami(鎭肝熄風湯加味) in the acute period 5. In Acupuncture treament and other treament, Electro-acupuncture theraphy ana Lodestone theraphy were useo for neurologic stimulation, Body acupuncture and Auricula-acupuncture were used for promoting the circulation of vital energy and blood.

• Journal of Navigation and Port Research
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• v.27 no.4
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• pp.413-424
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• 2003

Up to now it has been widely conceived that mariner's compass was introduced to Europe from China via the Arabic people. But the proofs to support the above orthodox dissertation have not been found yet. In general it has been approved that the Chinese used the compass for navigation in the 11th century and European did in the 12th century. During the above period the communication between the Europe and the China was made only by the mediation of the Arabic people. But it is known that the beginning of Arabic people's compass usage was one century later than that of the European. It may raise a historical question about ‘was mariner's compass introduced to Europe from China via the Arabic people\ulcorner’ In this paper the authors tried to prove the simultaneity of the mariner's compass usage by the European with the Chinese by reviewing historical materials and modern researches. The results are as following; The first, there is a strong similarity in the evolving steps of compass appliance of both civilizations, such as from using magnetized and pivoted needle to fixing card thereto. Second, the Chinese and the European started to use the mariner's compass almost at the same time, and they developed it independently.