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Journal of Oriental Rehabilitation Medicine
2014 Volume.24 No. 2 p.95 ~ p.106
The Review on the Study of Obesity Pattern Identification in Traditional Chinese Medicine: Research on CNKI
Park Won-Hyung

Cha Yun-Yeop
Song Yun-Kyung
Park Tae-Yong
Kim Ho-Jun
Chung Won-Seok
Hwang Eui-Hyoung
Shin Seung-Woo
Jang Bo-Hyoung
Go Sung-Gyu
Abstract
Objectives : The purpose of this study is to analyse research trends about obesity pattern identification in traditional chinese medicine.

Methods : Electronic searches were performed with China National Knowledge Infrastructure (CNKI). The first key words were ¡°Ýþ¹Ý¡±, ¡°ÝþØ»¡± and second key words were ¡°Ü»ìס±, ¡°ÝÂúþ¡±, ¡°Ü»Ñ¦¡±, ¡°Ü©ñû¡±, ¡°ÝÂ×µ¡±. We classified the papers by year and content. We investigated frequency of chinese obesity pattern identification.

Results: 48 studies were finally included. Papers were published between 1987 and 2013. More than half of the total were published since 2009. 36 studies were literature and Paper review studies. 16 studies were clinical research. There were ¡®qi deficiency¡¯, ¡®spleen deficiency¡¯, ¡®yang deficiency¡¯, ¡®yin deficiency¡¯, ¡®stomach heat¡¯, ¡®qi stagnation¡¯, ¡®liver qi de-pression¡¯, ¡®phlegm-dampness¡¯, ¡®phlegm-heat¡¯, ¡®blood stasis¡¯ in chinese obesity pattern identification studies. ¡®Phlegm-dampness¡¯ was used most frequently, followed by ¡®spleen deficiency¡¯, ¡®yang deficiency¡¯, ¡®blood stasis¡¯, ¡®qi stagnation¡¯, ¡®liver qi depression¡¯, ¡®stomach heat¡¯, ¡®qi deficiency¡¯, ¡®yin deficiency¡¯ and ¡®phlegm-heat¡¯ in literature and paper review studies. ¡®Phlegm-dampness¡¯ was used most frequently, followed by ¡®yang defi-ciency¡¯, ¡®spleen deficiency¡¯, ¡®liver qi depression¡¯, ¡®stomach heat¡¯, ¡®blood stasis¡¯, ¡®yin defi-ciency¡¯, ¡®qi deficiency¡¯, ¡®phlegm-heat¡¯ and ¡®qi stagnation¡¯ in clinical research.

Conclusions : Based on studies of chinese obesity pattern identification, More clinical tri-als and obesity pattern identification studies are needed.
KEYWORD
Obesity, Pattern identification, Syndrom differentiation, CNKI
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