Pathogenic Characteristics and Dynamic Evolution of Channel Sinew Diseases at the

Yapeng LIU; Baoqiang DONG; Xingxing LIN; Jiquan LI; Feng ZHANG; Kaixuan ZHANG; Danning ZHANG; Yishui YOU; Fuqing WU; Zhuozhan YANG

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Pathogenic Characteristics and Dynamic Evolution of Channel Sinew Diseases at the "Four Intersections" from the Perspective of Structural Interfaces

VernacularTitle:从结构界面视角探析经筋病“四交”病机特征及动态演变规律
Author: Yapeng LIU ¹ ; Baoqiang DONG ¹ ; Xingxing LIN ¹ ; Jiquan LI ¹ ; Feng ZHANG ¹ ; Kaixuan ZHANG ¹ ; Danning ZHANG ¹ ; Yishui YOU ¹ ; Fuqing WU ¹ ; Zhuozhan YANG ²
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1. Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine，Shenyang，110847
2. Hebei University of Chinese Medicine
Publication Type:Journal Article
Keywords: channel sinew diseases; channel sinew diseases lesion points; channel sinew theory; structural interface
From: Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2026;67(16):1702-1707
CountryChina
Language:Chinese
Abstract: Based on a review of classical literature combined with modern anatomical and biomechanical research， this paper proposes the "four intersections" of channel sinew diseases from the perspective of structural interfaces， which involves sinew-bone， sinew-sinew， sinew-joint， and sinew-vessel intersections， and analyzes the corresponding pathological characteristics. It is believed that the dynamic evolution of channel sinew diseases can be summarized as "starting with mechanical imbalancew， with interface transmission as the pivot， compensation continuation as the variation， and neurological adaptation as the consolidation". Furthermore， the pathological changes at the "four intersections" structural interfaces correspond respectively to clinical manifestations of enthesial pain， referred pain， joint dysfunction and sensory abnormalities. Understanding channel sinew diseases based on the "four intersections" structural interface is conducive to deepening the understanding of the pathogenesis， thereby providing a reference for clinical identification and precise treatment.