Treatment of jaundice after congenital biliary atresia by warming yang, activating spleen and removing dampness: A case report

Lirong HUANG; Zheng XUE

doi:10.16305/j.1007-1334.2021.2009037

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Treatment of jaundice after congenital biliary atresia by warming yang, activating spleen and removing dampness: A case report

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- Treatment of jaundice after congenital biliary atresia by warming yang, activating spleen and removing dampness: A case report
- Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine Vol. 55, Issue 6, Pages: 23-25(2021)
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  1.上海中医药大学附属市中医医院儿科（上海　200071）
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- DOI：10.16305/j.1007-1334.2021.2009037
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Lirong HUANG, Zheng XUE. Treatment of jaundice after congenital biliary atresia by warming yang, activating spleen and removing dampness: A case report. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 55(6):23-25(2021)
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Lirong HUANG, Zheng XUE. Treatment of jaundice after congenital biliary atresia by warming yang, activating spleen and removing dampness: A case report. [J]. Shanghai Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 55(6):23-25(2021) DOI： 10.16305/j.1007-1334.2021.2009037.

摘要

介绍薛征教授采用温阳运脾除湿法治疗先天性胆道闭锁术后黄疸病案1则。案中患儿先天禀赋不足、脾失健运以致湿邪阻遏，本虚标实，发为黄疸；其色黄晦暗，属阴证，腹胀便溏，属寒证。治疗时以温阳运脾、除湿退黄为思路，扶正祛邪，疗效满意。

Abstract

A proven case of Professor Xue Zheng’s treatment of jaundice after congenital biliary atresia by warming yang, activating spleen and removing dampness was introduced. According to the medical record, the child had congenital endowment deficiency, and suffered from dampness obstruction due to dysfunction of spleen in transportation and transformation. The mixture of root vacuity and branch repletion resulted in jaundice. The dark, dull and yellow skin indicated the case belonged to yin jaundice, while abdominal distension and loose stool indicated cold syndrome. Professor Xue adopted the method of warming yang, activating spleen, removing dampness and jaundice to strengthen healthy qi and eliminate pathogenic factors, and achieved satisfactory therapeutic effects.

关键词

先天性胆道闭锁术后黄疸阴黄温阳运脾除湿病案

Keywords

congenital biliary atresiapost-operationjaundiceyin jaundicewarming yangactivating spleenremoving dampnessmedical record

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