@article{ART001712131},
author={모한영 and 임교민 and Jinung Baek},
title={A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞)},
journal={The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics},
issn={1229-8328},
year={2012},
volume={25},
number={4},
pages={123-147}
TY - JOUR
AU - 모한영
AU - 임교민
AU - Jinung Baek
TI - A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞)
JO - The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics
PY - 2012
VL - 25
IS - 4
PB - 대한한의학원전학회
SP - 123
EP - 147
SN - 1229-8328
AB - Objective : By establishing the Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture as the targeted acupuncture treatment for stadardization, as the first step, this study was conducted to sort the indications of each acupuncture remedies, which can be referred as one of the most important factors in acupuncture treatment, based on Yeoungchu.
Method : This study selected only the contents related to indications of five viscera, by extracting the relevant sentences from Yeoungchu using the search words Liver(Liver Meridian, First Yin), Heart(Pericardium, Heart Meridian, Second Yin), Spleen(Spleen meridian, Third Yin), Lung(Lung Meridian, Third Yin), and Kidney(Kidney Meridian, Second Yin).
Result & Conclusion : 1. We selected and extracted text related to liver disease from Chapter 16, heart (pericardium) disease from Chapter 16, spleen disease from Chapter 19, lung disease from Chapter 17, and finally kidney disease from Chapter 17 of Yeoungchu. 2. The basic theory of applying Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture to five viscera diseases is first assorting the diseases according to its state (i.e. deficiency or excess), then draining the source point of the appropriate viscus in case of excess, or supplementing the source point of the appropriate viscus in case of deficiency.
3. For the correct application of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture, the classification of the disease, not only the judgement on its state, must be presented systematically and synthetically in combination with Four Examinations. Therefore the follow-up studies needs to be conducted.
KW - Twelve source points;Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture;Taegeuk Acupuncture.
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모한영, 임교민 and Jinung Baek. (2012). A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞). The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics, 25(4), 123-147.
모한영, 임교민 and Jinung Baek. 2012, "A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞)", The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics, vol.25, no.4 pp.123-147.
모한영, 임교민, Jinung Baek "A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞)" The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics 25.4 pp.123-147 (2012) : 123.
모한영, 임교민, Jinung Baek. A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞). 2012; 25(4), 123-147.
모한영, 임교민 and Jinung Baek. "A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞)" The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics 25, no.4 (2012) : 123-147.
모한영; 임교민; Jinung Baek. A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞). The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics, 25(4), 123-147.
모한영; 임교민; Jinung Baek. A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞). The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics. 2012; 25(4) 123-147.
모한영, 임교민, Jinung Baek. A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞). 2012; 25(4), 123-147.
모한영, 임교민 and Jinung Baek. "A study on the indications of Five Viscera Source Point Acupuncture extended from Taegeuk Acupuncture ; Focused on Yeoungchu(靈樞)" The Journal Of Korean Medical Classics 25, no.4 (2012) : 123-147.
