1.Analysis on intestinal disorders in Jiujing Tu (Illustration of Moxiustion) found from Dunhuang.
Yin SHI ; Haixia SHANG ; Huangan WU
Chinese Acupuncture & Moxibustion 2016;36(5):548-551
Jiujing Tu (Illustration of Moxibustion), excavated from Mo Kao Grotto at Dunhuang, is one of the earliest existing monographs on moxibustion. The medical masters from different schools have focused on this book because it is different from the existing ancient medical works and have not been collected in the medical works of different dynasties. In this study, the literature of Jiujing Tu on five acupoints (Dachangshu, Pangguangshu, Daxiaochangshu, Nieshu and Cigong) relevant with intestinal disorders is collected. It is intended to discuss and analyze the acupoint location, main intestinal disorder, moxibustion characters, recognition on the literature of different dynasties and modern clinical applications. It is believed that the thought of strong moxibustion in the treatment of intestinal disorders advocated in Jiujing Tu has profound impact on the medical development in later generations. It deserves us to have a further digging, collection and promotion of this thought in the modern time.
Acupuncture Points
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Books, Illustrated
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history
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China
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History, Ancient
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Humans
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Medicine in Literature
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Meridians
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Moxibustion
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history
2.Effects of Reading a Free Electronic Book on Regional Anatomy with Schematics and Mnemonics on Student Learning
Beom Sun CHUNG ; Ki Seok KOH ; Chang Seok OH ; Jin Seo PARK ; Jae Ho LEE ; Min Suk CHUNG
Journal of Korean Medical Science 2020;35(6):42-
BACKGROUND: To help medical students learn anatomy effectively in limited hours, a regional anatomy book enhancing students' memorization was developed.METHODS: Only anatomical terms essential for basic cadaver dissection are included along with schematic figures which enable memorization of complicated anatomical structures. Learning comics and comic strips that depict anatomy mnemonics and jokes were appended and sentences were written to be comfortably readable. The electronic book titled “Visually Memorable Regional Anatomy” has been distributed without payment or registration. With the help of 246 volunteer students from three Korean medical schools, the book's learning effects were evaluated.RESULTS: These students' book reading led to increase in their anatomy scores, including written examination scores and tag examination scores. It was an encouraging result that almost 20% of students spontaneously read the book no matter who presented their lecture or examination. A webpage version of the book was visited by thousands of users.CONCLUSION: The book with unique features may suggest a new perspective in the field of anatomy learning. After having acquaintance with essential structures from reading the book, students are able to and willing to study more from other resources.
Anatomy, Regional
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Books, Illustrated
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Cadaver
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Education
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Humans
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Internet
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Learning
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Schools, Medical
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Students, Medical
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Volunteers
3.Duplicate Publication and Secondary Publication.
Korean Journal of Family Medicine 2010;31(7):501-502
No abstract available.
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4.An Understanding of New Concepts and Publication Ethics in the Use of Online Medical Journals and their Database Web Sites.
Chong Woo BAE ; Chang Kok HAHM
Journal of the Korean Medical Association 2010;53(8):685-694
Nowadays, we have much more convenient access to every medical journal through web sites, compared to the paper-based publications of the past. Beyond simply reading, we can compose, submit, inspect, review, and store data through these web sites. Furthermore, medical journals do not operate independently, but are rather integrated through online journal databases: therefore, an era of ubiquitous access to medical information for any purpose, has arrived. Thousands of new papers are pouring out in the flood of information everyday, so that it is very important for authors to make their research outcomes known to science scholar online especially in the options or selections of his or her own purpose of study. Therefore, a thorough understanding of database usage is necessary in order to meet authors' and readers' goals. The Journal of the Korean Medical Association (JKMA) began operating an online database (www.kjma.org) in July 2010, to keep pace with international digital journal standards. Digital publication is a very encouraging improvement in meeting contemporary reader's' needs over the previous paper-based system. The tools and content of the journal web site will both be continuously updated. Our society ought to not only catch up with other society's but further develop our online presence in innovative ways. The authors here introduce and summarize the latest trends and ethical issues in online publication needed to manage and use the online medical databases appropriately.
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5.Publication Ethics in HIR.
Healthcare Informatics Research 2012;18(1):1-2
No abstract available.
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6.Redundant or Secondary Publication.
Archives of Plastic Surgery 2016;43(2):131-133
No abstract available.
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7.On the Occasion of the Publication of the English Version of "Hip & Pelvis".
Hip & Pelvis 2014;26(2):63-64
No abstract available.
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8.Case of Misconduct of Publication Ethics: Fabrication of of Manuscript Submission Proof.
Korean Journal of Medical Education 2011;23(3):225-225
No abstract available.
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9.Inclusion in the PubMed Central database and increasing publication frequency.
Journal of Bone Metabolism 2014;21(1):1-1
No abstract available.
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