2015, Vol.28, No.2

The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics 2023 KCI Impact Factor : 0.29

pISSN : 1229-8328 / eISSN : 2713-850X
https://journal.kci.go.kr/jkmc

Objectives : Nomenclature for medical terminology is the most important point in traditional medical standardization. For example, standard Romanized nomenclature for acupuncture points, herbal medicines, prescriptions and classic books have been achieaved. However, studies on standard Romanized nomenclature for persons who was involved in traditional medicine are rare. Methods : Following up all articles in Journal of Korean Medical Classics[J. KMC], which have Romanized name for persons and analyzing problems of those. Results : There were several methods to write in Romanized character even to an unique and replaceable name. Conclusions : Romanized nomenclature for persons` name who were involved in traditional medicine as a terminology must have unique expression. So we suggest that authors to write articles have to use unique Romanized nomenclature for persons who were involved in traditional medicine and persons had lived in a certain country should be written in Romanized characters with their own languages.

Objectives : The purpose of this study was to figure out interconnections between studies with studies of individual books that information on Listening Examination is included. Through this, what Listening Examination have looked like and how it has been developed were investigated in this study. Methods : Books that information on Listening Examination is included was investigated in order according to the stream of times. Results & Conclusions : Varied information on Listening Examination was mentioned in Neijing. Later, the development that was made in various fields went through the process of integration. Typically, Yixuezhunshengliuyao can serve an example. A previous book mentioned above and Yidengxuyan·Wenzhen in the Qing Dynasty were very influential as those were quoted in not a few of books of next generation. In the Qing Dynasty, meanwhile, the new information and a variety of perspectives on the Listening Examination were raised. ‘Voice’ and ‘sound’, weakness and firmness, Listening Examination method and theoretical contents became rich in content. Different points of view as follows were raised: divided opinion on two topics such as ‘voice’ and ‘respiration’, understanding through Triple Energizer, moisture control and emphasis on relationship between Essence, Qi, Spirit and Life, etc.

Objectives : Through the study on Byeokyeoksinbang(辟疫神方), it would be expected to analyze Dokyeok(毒疫)’s characteristic and to comprehend how the changes in viewpoints of epidemic febrile disease were made. Methods : It has been done to analyze the original text of Byeokyeoksinbang(辟疫神方), and to compare the theory of Onbyeongjobyeon(溫病條辨) associated with the signature symptom of Dokyeok(毒疫). Results : Heo Jun(許浚) experienced a specific epidemic disease called ‘Dokyeok(毒疫)’, on which he made observations and analyzed its features and wrote Byeokyeoksinbang(辟疫神方). In Byeokyeoksinbang(辟疫神方), ‘Dokyeok(毒疫)’ is characterized by rash[疹], its pathogenesis is warm temperature, thus its treatment principle is removing interior and exterior heat. The book's pragmatic perspective is highly appreciated, as HeoJun improved and solidified existing medical knowledge up to date. In addition, Byeokyeoksinbang(辟疫神方) is significant in that it differentiated between macula[癍疹] and rash[疹], much earlier than the febrile disease school of the Qing dynasty. Conclusions : Between Byeokyeoksinbang(辟疫神方) and Onbyeongjobyeon(溫病條辨), there are differences in treatments and patterns of rash[疹]. Based on this, it will be able to compare each disease that is written in two books. And a study on comparing the development between epidemic febrile disease[瘟疫學] of the Joseon dynasty and febrile disease[溫病學] of the Qing dynasty will be carried out with a follow-up study.