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KMID : 1129720200370040276
Korean Journal of Acupuncture
2020 Volume.37 No. 4 p.276 ~ p.283
A Study on the Clinical Application of Five-Transport-Points in Huangdineijing - Focused on Frequency of Application and Selection
Kim Do-Hoon

Baik You-Sang
Abstract
Objectives : In each section of Huangdineijing, we reviewed how the actual clinical application of Five-Transport-points was reflected and looked at the pattern of the application at the time.

Methods : The contents related to Five-Transport-points in Huangdineijing were collected from each part, and analyzed.

Results : There was a great difference in the number and contents of the clinical application of each Five-Transport-point for each 12 meridian, and only 28.3% of all Five-Transport-points had been related to clinical treatment. In addition, in specific applications, spring point, stream point, and sea point were used more often than well point, and Five-Transport-points between the same meridian or different meridians were used in combination as needed.

Conclusions : Five-Transport-points described in Huangdineijing are intended to be operated within the overall framework structurally or functionally with a certain principle, but as a result of comprehensive analysis of specific examples of clinical application, there was a difference in the application between Five-Transport-points. This indicates that at the time of the establishment of Huangdineijing, which was the early stage of the development of Traditional East Asian Medicine, a variety of miscellaneous acupuncture methodologies were used in addition to those based on five elements principle.
KEYWORD
Five-Transport-points, Huangdineijing, clinical application
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