[王济脉搏无反应论:其《云齐易兰》的历史地位]。

Q4 Medicine
D H Jiang, W Tang
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王济(1463-1539),明代新安医学院著名医生。他和他的代表作《云气易兰》在云气医学史上尤为重要。云气指的是调节空气(气)的原理,几乎影响着自然界的所有生命。王济在“十干年间南北不应合脉”学说方面,根据《苏文如世蕴奇论》、《黄帝内经》等相关参考资料,对金元以后这一学说的变化进行了辨析和分析,并追溯至经典《黄帝内经》。本文考察了古今文献中脉搏无反应论的演变。研究发现,宋代以后,十干年间南北无脉论发展为两大流派。一种是程无极、刘万素代表,另一种是张敬月、李砚石、姚志安、卢冠泉、吴谦、黄元宇、薛福臣、周学海代表,认为脉冲无响应是由少阴的位置决定的。另一派以刘文书为代表,其次是王冀、李仲子、张志聪、任颖秋,他们认为少阴永远站在中间,觉阴、太阴永远在少阴的两侧。
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[The theory of unresponsive pulse by Wang Ji : The historical position of his Yun Qi Yi Lan].

Wang Ji (1463-1539) was a well-known doctor of the Xin An Medical School in the Ming Dynasty. He and his representative masterpiece Yun Qi Yi Lan are particularly important in the medical history of Yunqi, which refers to the principles of Air (Qi) regulation, influencing almost all life in nature. In terms of the theory "nonresponsive pulse matching the South and the North in the ten Stem years" (Nan Bei Zheng Bu Ying Mai), Wang Ji differentiated and analysed the changes of this theory after the Jin and Yuan Dynasties and traced it back to the classics the Inner canon of Huangdi (Huang Di Nei Jing), based on Su Wen Ru Shi Yun Qi Lun Ao, Huang Di Nei Jing and other relevant reference materials. This paper examined the evolution of the theory of unresponsive pulse in the ancient and modern literature. It was found that after the Song Dynasty, the theory of nonresponsive pulse in the South-North in the ten Stem years was developed into two main schools. One was represented by Cheng Wuji and Liu Wansu, followed with Zhang Jingyue, Li Yanshi, Yao Zhian, Lu Guanquan, Wu Qian, Huang Yuanyu, Xue Fuchen and Zhou Xuehai, who argued that the nonresponsive pulse was determined by the position of Shaoyin. Another was represented by Liu Wenshu, followed with Wang Ji, Li Zhongzi, Zhang Zhicong and Ren Yingqiu, who believed that Shaoyin always stands in the middle, Jueyin and Taiyin are always on the two sides of Shaoyin.

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中华医史杂志
中华医史杂志 Medicine-Medicine (all)
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期刊介绍: The Chinese Journal of Medical History is the only professional academic journal on medical history in the country. The first publication was named "Journal of Medical History" and was designated as a quarterly publication. In 2009, it was changed from quarterly to bimonthly. The Chinese Journal of Medical History has columns such as special articles, reviews, expert talks, medical history treatises, literature research, forums and debates, historical accounts, figures, short essays, graduate forums, lectures, historical materials, medical history, and book reviews. Chinese Journal of Medical History has been included in the US Medline online database.
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