@article{ART002804043},
author={Joh Kiho and Park Seong Sik and Terasawa， Katsutoshi and Shimada， Yutaka and Lee， Won Chul},
title={A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine},
journal={Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine},
issn={1226-4075},
year={1997},
volume={9},
number={1},
pages={339-352}
TY - JOUR
AU - Joh Kiho
AU - Park Seong Sik
AU - Terasawa， Katsutoshi
AU - Shimada， Yutaka
AU - Lee， Won Chul
TI - A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine
JO - Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine
PY - 1997
VL - 9
IS - 1
PB - The Society of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine
SP - 339
EP - 352
SN - 1226-4075
AB - The oriental medicine based on the traditional chinese medicine has developed according to the historical and racial character respectively in China, Korea and Japan etcs. Particularly, the distinctive feature of Korea & Japan is characterized by the development of constitutional medicine compared with chinese medicine; Sasang Medicine of Korea and Ikkando Medicine of Japan. The constitutional medicines were so far developed by many clinical doctors, and in recent years much interest has centered on the application of these medicines in regarding originality, easiness and effectiveness etcs in treatment. Thus far only few attempts have been made at Ikkando medicine in Korea, what seems to be lacking, however, is practical application in clinic. Thus authors intend to help the clinical application by introducing Ikkando medicine to Korea oriental medicine through this paper. The Ikkando medicine was established by Dohaku Mori(1869~1931) and was known through the "Kampo Ikkando Medincine" which was published by his disciple, Kaku Yakazu(1893~1966), classified human beings into three types; type of blood stasis, type of stroke and type of allergy. The type of blood stasis may be responsible for factors which have occurred by a state of insufficient bleed circulation and blood stasis causing lesione of endothelial cells, and Tongdosan is mainly administrated. The predisposing factor of stroke's type is known as the excessive diet, and the prevalence of cerebrovascular accident is probably higher. In this type, it is likely that patients are prevented and cured with Bangpungtongsunsan. Allergy's type have three distinct types of childhood, adolescence and adult as to the age. Allergy's type of childhood predisposes patients such as these to upper respiratory infection and tuberculosis etcs, and Sihocheonggansan is frequently administrated. Allergy's type of adolescence has a tendency to rhinitis and infection of face legion etcs, and Heunggyeyeoungyotang is mainly administrated. Allergy's type of adult is subject to urogenital infection, and is more commonly treated with Yongdamsagantang. Judging from the above, we can say with fair certainty that Ikkando Medicine has considerable validity to clinical practice, though it should not be pushed too far.
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Joh Kiho, Park Seong Sik, Terasawa， Katsutoshi, Shimada， Yutaka and Lee， Won Chul. (1997). A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine. Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine, 9(1), 339-352.
Joh Kiho, Park Seong Sik, Terasawa， Katsutoshi, Shimada， Yutaka and Lee， Won Chul. 1997, "A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine", Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine, vol.9, no.1 pp.339-352.
Joh Kiho, Park Seong Sik, Terasawa， Katsutoshi, Shimada， Yutaka, Lee， Won Chul "A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine" Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine 9.1 pp.339-352 (1997) : 339.
Joh Kiho, Park Seong Sik, Terasawa， Katsutoshi, Shimada， Yutaka, Lee， Won Chul. A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine. 1997; 9(1), 339-352.
Joh Kiho, Park Seong Sik, Terasawa， Katsutoshi, Shimada， Yutaka and Lee， Won Chul. "A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine" Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine 9, no.1 (1997) : 339-352.
Joh Kiho; Park Seong Sik; Terasawa， Katsutoshi; Shimada， Yutaka; Lee， Won Chul. A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine. Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine, 9(1), 339-352.
Joh Kiho; Park Seong Sik; Terasawa， Katsutoshi; Shimada， Yutaka; Lee， Won Chul. A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine. Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine. 1997; 9(1) 339-352.
Joh Kiho, Park Seong Sik, Terasawa， Katsutoshi, Shimada， Yutaka, Lee， Won Chul. A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine. 1997; 9(1), 339-352.
Joh Kiho, Park Seong Sik, Terasawa， Katsutoshi, Shimada， Yutaka and Lee， Won Chul. "A Study of the "Ikkando Medicine" in Japanese Oriental Medicine" Journal of Sasang Constitution and Immune Medicine 9, no.1 (1997) : 339-352.
