1996, Vol.8, No.2

Academic thoughts of Dong-mu Lee Je-ma(東武李濟馬)

Song Il Byoung | 1996, 8(2) | pp.1~10 | number of Cited : 0

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A Bibliographic Study on the Nature and the Emotion of Confucians and the Nature Qi and the Emotion Qi of Lee Je-Ma

Son, Sang-Kon , Kim， Dal-Rae | 1996, 8(2) | pp.11~39 | number of Cited : 0

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A Comparative Study on the Theory of Lee jaema and Chang jong-cheng

Choi, yei-kwon , kim kyung yo | 1996, 8(2) | pp.41~68 | number of Cited : 0

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This thesis is a try for examining the historical characteristics of Constiutional medicine. For this purpose, I have examined their theory, and made a comparison carefully. Through this study, I have obtained several results as following. Both Chang and Lee lived in the time of change, which was unstable and uncertain. Under the condition, they both rejected following the existing trends of learned circles, and developed new thoughts and clinical techniques. They rejected superstitious beliefs and fatalism, and conducted the pursuit of experimental knowledge and rationale idea. Clinical experience was the very base of their study. They both criticized the bad habits of abuse of tonifing medication and health seeking. Especially Lee regarded control of emotion and regulation of a way of life as the best way for preservation of one's health. Chang regarded pathogenic factors as the ultimate factor of diseases, and strived for eliminating pathogenic factors, but L brought to a conclusion that the final factor of diseases was what is called "heart" itself, and emotional changes were the most essential causes of disease. It can be said that the pathogenesis insisted by Chang can be called The insistence that pathologic factors are the very etiology of all the disease (邪氣致病論), or all the diseases result from pathologic factors. And his whole remedy can be summarized as following, A study on the method of eliminating pathogenic factors. But the purpose of Constitutional medicine is to correct imbalance intrinsic to one's internal organs. In this aspect, Constitutional medicine is a "regulatory medicine". Depending on the classification of six vital substances, Chang classified all disease into six categories. These were based on symptoms and sings represented. While classification of diseases made by Lee was likely to rely upon constitutional characteristics. Chang thought that the three remedies made up of perspiration, purgation, vomiting were the most efficient way of eliminating pathogenic factors. Lee, however, thought those weren't methods of eliminating pathogenic factors but the best ways restoring one's self-regulation power. Chang thought that all the febrile disease essentially has a tendency in properties to belong to "heat", but Lee pointed out that pathologic processes are variable in accordance with constitutional features. They both regarded pathogenesis of diabetes as fire. That is to say, fire is the most essential factor of diabetes. And there are many risk factors such as inappropriate foods, drugs, climate, etc., but Lee thought what is most important is heart. Putting all accounts together, medical characteristics of Chang are similar to those of T aiyinjen and Shaoyangjen, and have no relation to those of those of Shaoyinjen. Therefore we can conclude that Chang understood pathologic processes of disease of T aiyinjen and Shaoyangjen, whether he knew about constitutional features or not.

A Comparative Study on Soumin Bojungyikgitang and Bojungyikgitang in the View of Constitutional Medicine

Kim Il-hwan , kim kyung yo | 1996, 8(2) | pp.69~94 | number of Cited : 0

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The main purpose of this work is comparing the difference between Soumin Bojungyikgitang of constitutional medicine and Li Dongyuan's Bojungyikgitang Bojungyikgitang, the prescription originated from the Pi-Wei theory(脾胃論) of Li Dongyuan who was a medical man in the Jin Yuan dynasty, had been used widely for many kinds of disease caused by the singking of the qi of middle energizer due to the weakness of the spleen and stomach. But in the singking of the qi of middle energizer due to the weakness of the spleen and stomach. But in the end of Choseon dynasty Li Je Ma, the creator of the constitutional medicine, modified the Bojungyikgitang and applied to Soumin's disease. In this paper, the difference between the two prescription were investigated from the viewpoint of chinese herb pharmacology and purpose of prescription. Additionally the problems which could be brought out by applying Bojungyikgitang to the Soyangin and the Taeumin were studied. And the conclusion could be summarized as follows: 1. The prescription of the Li Dongyuan's Bojungyikgitang is based on the deficiency of vital energy due to internal damage and the Soumin Bojungyikgitang is useful to only a certain stage of progressing disease on the basis of Shanghanlun(傷寒論). 2. In the Li Dongyuan's Bojungyikgitang, Cimicifugae Rhizoma and Bupleuri Radix were used for emphasizing the ascending action and have the antipyretic action and the effect of elavating of yangqi as they are bitter in taste and cold in nature. 3. In the Soumin Bojungyikgitang, Pogostemonis Herba and Perillae Folium have the ascending-descending action and strengthen the stomach with the effect of mild sweating by pungent taste and warm nature. 4. The effect of elavating of yangqi in the Li Dongyuan's Bojungyikgitang offers the pathway where vital qi go up by eleminating the pathogenic fire with the action of Cimicifugae Rhizoma and Bupleuri Radix in the triple energizer and yangming muscular striae. On the other hand, the Soumin Bojungyikgitang depends on the effect of reinforcing qi and elavating yangqi by Astrgalli Radix entirely and supply vital qi by reinforcing yangqi with Ginseng Rsdix. 5. The exahausion of yin(亡陰證) in the Soyangin exterior syndrome and cold limbs(寒厥證) in Taeumin exterior syndrome are similar to the indication of Li Dongyuan's Bojungyikgitang. As the causes of the disease are fundamentally different in the view of constitutional medicine, the diseases could be aggravated by applying Li's Bojungyikgitang. These results suggest that Li Dongyuan's Bojungyikgitang is proper to the exterior syndrome of Soumin and Soumin Bojungyikgitang seems to be appropriate to the Soumin's disease.

The Comparison study of the structure of mind and psychologic type of C.G Jung to Ji-In-Lon and Sa-Sang constitution of Lee Je Ma

Kim In Tae , Koh Byung-Hee , Song Il Byoung | 1996, 8(2) | pp.95~116 | number of Cited : 1

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Clinical study on control of wind stroke in Sasang(四象) Constitutional Medicine

Song Il Byoung | 1996, 8(2) | pp.117~130 | number of Cited : 2

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A Study on the standardization of EAV(Electroacupuncture acc.Voll)'s measurement values

Cha, Chul Ju , Lee， Sang-Ryong , Eui Ju Lee and 4 other persons | 1996, 8(2) | pp.131~150 | number of Cited : 0

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Genetic Analysis study of Sasang Constitution Classification by DNA-fingerprinting methods

Cho Dong-wuk , Lee Chang Soo , Koh Byung-Hee and 1 other persons | 1996, 8(2) | pp.151~163 | number of Cited : 2

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Study on Comarison of Homeopathy with Sa-sang constitutional Medicine in Basic Principles from the literature

Sangwoo Ahn , Cho， Hwang-Sung | 1996, 8(2) | pp.165~190 | number of Cited : 0

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A Study on the Correlation between Sound Spectrogram and Sasang Constitution

Yang, Seung-hyun , Kim， Dal-Rae | 1996, 8(2) | pp.191~202 | number of Cited : 0

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Taeyangin Hae-Yeok disease Investigation

Lim Kyu-seong | 1996, 8(2) | pp.203~208 | number of Cited : 0

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Study on Postmenopausal Syndrome in perspective of Sasang Constitutional Medicine

Jo, Min-Sang , Koh Byung-Hee | 1996, 8(2) | pp.209~218 | number of Cited : 0

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Effects of Taeyeumjoweetang on the obesity of mouse and induced adipocyte 3T3-L1

Lee Ki-ju , Jeon Byung Hun , kim kyung yo | 1996, 8(2) | pp.219~238 | number of Cited : 0

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The Study on Validity of "Questionnaire of Sasang Constitution Classification"

Ro Sung Ho , Eui Ju Lee , Hong， Seok-Cheol and 2 other persons | 1996, 8(2) | pp.239~255 | number of Cited : 0

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The study was conducted for the purpose of finding out an objective classification method for the Sasang Constitutional medicine, which divides people into 4 groups of constitution and presents comprehensively physiology, pathology, diagnosis, theraphy and recuperation fit to each constitution. Questionnaire of Sasang Constitution collected during 9 months from March 1995 to November 1995. For the purposes of this study, the collected data were analyzed by crosstabs, variation analysis, discrimination analysis. The analyzing program was SPSS PC+V4.0. The results were as follows : 1. QSCC consists of the authorized questions studied by te oriental medicine specialists based on "four groups" given the diagnosis of Sasang Constitution Classification and variation analysis by scores of body constitution. 2. When human's body constitution is classified on the basis of QSCC scores of body constitutions and classified by the absolute size, group cases correctly classified was So-Yang-In 17.3%, Tae-Em-In 26.4%, So-Em-In 74.2%, Tae-Yang-In 100%. However, the number of examples are rare. Average percent of "group" cases correctly classified was 39.3%. 3. When human's body constitution is classified on the basis of QSCC scores of body constitutions and clasified by the relative size, group cases correctly classified was So-Yang-In 40.5%, Tae-Em-In 29.1%, So-Em-In 49.2%, Tae-Yang-In 100%. However, the number of examples are rare. Average percent of "group" cases correctly classified was 39.6%. 4. If the diagnosis of body constitution applies to the people after discrimination formula applies to them before the scores of body constitution is correctly analyzed, group cases correctly classified was So-Yang-in 50.5%, Tae-Em-In 36.9%, So-Em-In 55.9%, Tae-Yang-In 100%. However, the number of examples are rare. Average percent of "group" cases correctly classified was 44.03%. 5. As discrimination formula is applied and analyzed based on the questions of higher percent of reaction freqency, So-Yang-in 61.4%, Tae-Em-In 48.8%, So-Em-In 62.0%. Average percent of group cases correctly classified was 54.91% and it was percent increased compared to chance probability. 6. Therefore, it comes to the conclusion if we utilize QSCC, we are able to predict Sasang Constitution.

A clinical report on recurrent aphthous ulcer using Yangkyuksanwha-tang

Kim, Gwon-Hyeon | 1996, 8(2) | pp.257~258 | number of Cited : 0

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Opinion about characteristics of composing Sasang prescription and principle in classification of Sasang herbal medicine

Kim, Eung-Seop | 1996, 8(2) | pp.259~260 | number of Cited : 0

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Sasang constitutional medical treatment of gynecological morbid leucorrhea syndrome

Son, Yeong-Seok | 1996, 8(2) | pp.261~267 | number of Cited : 0

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A study on Byunsangsimrihori (Protection and regulation of mentality based on Sang Identification)of the old sick people.

Oh Geum-Ja , Hyeon， Hong-Mae | 1996, 8(2) | pp.269~271 | number of Cited : 0

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