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KMID : 0386520100190010087
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Research Institute of Korean Medicone
2010 Volume.19 No. 1 p.87 ~ p.98
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The importance of nose, eye, and In-dang(ìÔÓÑ) region in inspecting color diagnosis
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Chang Jun-Young
Kang Jung-Soo
Kim Byoung-Soo
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Abstract
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There are four kinds of diagnosis methods in oriental medicine, and viewing diagnosis(ØÐòà) is the most important method among them. There are two ways in viewing diagnosis. These are viewing shape(κû¡) and inspecting color(óÌßä). Viewing shape diagnosis includes observation on geometric curve that is made by prominence of bones or lump of flesh, and examination on symmetric disparity and balance of vertical length among three vertical section of face. Inspecting color is literally inspecting several specified region of face. By Viewing shape, we can learn about characteristic physical mechanism of individuals, and basic disposition of reaction from inside and outside infinite stimulations. On the other hand, by inspecting color, we can estimate the very present pathologic and physiologic status of the patient. the estimation is based on principle that inside body changes reveal some reflections on facial skin surface. When you diagnosis patients with inspecting color method, It is important to distinguish color delicately, and to know where to see and what to know from it. The most important and frequently mentioned regions are myong-dang(Ù¥ÓÑ), eyes(äÑ) and In-dang(ìÔÓÑ). Myong-dang(Ù¥ÓÑ) indicates nose. In-dang(ìÔÓÑ) indicates the space between eyebrows. Unlike myong-dang(ìÔÓÑ) and eyes, In-dang(ìÔÓÑ) is occasionally treated as a trivial region then others. But, from research on classical books of facial examination and consideration of it¡¯s locational meanings, we¡¯ve learned In-dang(ìÔÓÑ) is very important in viewing diagnosis, because this region is crossing of the other two regions and this fact means this region expresses the spiritual status as well as physical status in one region.
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