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KMID : 1149220140220020001
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Korean Journal of Oriental Medical Prescription
2014 Volume.22 No. 2 p.1 ~ p.13
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A Philological Research on the Way of Medical Study of ShangHanLun
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Lee Soong-In
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Abstract
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Objectives : ShangHanLun is a clinical guideline, and its core is in the part of Six-meridian Diseases. In recent philological sutdies, independent textual analysis of Shanghanlun is essential to define the scope of research.
Methods : By the textual study, I defined the Shanghanlun clinic model. And I researched about medical range of Shanghanlun, and relations between Shanghanlun and JinGuiYaoLue, and between Shanghanlun and Huangdineijing.
Results : In six topic sentences, the word ‘-之爲’ means ‘a process’. In provisions following topic sentences, the word ‘者’ means ‘a person’. So Shanghanlun is describing processing factors of Six-meridian Diseases and related human changes with clinical therapy. In the philological studies, meaning of ‘傷寒’ was possibly just the 3rd provision of the greater yang disease part. Practically Shanghanlun’s study range is over the concept of Cold damage today. Additionally Jinguiyaolue deals diseases, but Shanghanlun deals human. Gangpyeong-Shanghanlun’s phrases can be separated into five part, and oldest part is independent of Huangdineijing.
Conclusions : So we need to set a new and independent clinic model of Shanghanlun to verify it. The Shanghanlun’s clinic model has a 3 steps. 1st step is to find 6 type defined symptoms, which act as processing factors of Six-meridian Diseases. 2nd step is to confirm a human changes after a Disease appeared. 3rd step is to treat a patient as a provision suggests. Philologically Shanghanlun’s clinic range is not limited by the word ‘傷寒’. And many concepts in Shanghanlun should be independent of Huangdineijing.
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KEYWORD
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Shanghanlun, Six-meridian Diseases. Huangdineijing, Jinguiyaolue
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