Treatment of rheumatic disease enlightened by Shi's “muscles and bones impediment” theory

GU Jun-hua; SHI Yin-yu

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Treatment of rheumatic disease enlightened by Shi's “muscles and bones impediment” theory

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- Treatment of rheumatic disease enlightened by Shi's “muscles and bones impediment” theory
- Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Vol. 49, Issue 3, Pages: 67-69(2015)
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  1. 上海中医药大学附属龙华医院风湿科,上海,200032
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GU Jun-hua, SHI Yin-yu. Treatment of rheumatic disease enlightened by Shi's “muscles and bones impediment” theory. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 49(3):67-69(2015)
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GU Jun-hua, SHI Yin-yu. Treatment of rheumatic disease enlightened by Shi's “muscles and bones impediment” theory. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 49(3):67-69(2015) DOI：

摘要

探讨石氏伤科“筋骨痹”理论对辨治风湿病证的启示。认为“筋骨痹”理论注重筋骨并治、内合肝肾、气血共调、兼祛外邪的临床证治法可用于治疗风湿病,在筋痹与骨痹的具体证治中又各有侧重。并举验案4则。

Abstract

This paper analyzes Shi's “muscles and bones impediment” theory for the treatment of rheumatic disease. It is believed that simultaneous treatment of the muscles and bones, liver and kidney, qi and blood should be focused on, and eliminating external evil should be combined with for the clinical treatment of rheumatic disease. Different locations such as muscles and bones should take into account in specific patterns. Four proven cases are presented.

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风湿病中医药疗法石氏伤科筋骨痹

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rheumatic diseaseChinese medicineShi's department of traumatologytheory of “muscles and bones impediment”

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