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Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

2002 (v1, n1) to Present ISSN: 1671-8925

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Discussion and treatment of late onset hypogonadism in male based on " tian gui out of time sequence"

Hui WU ; Gang NING ; Bonan LI ; Ajian PENG ; Haoyu WANG ; Ruobing SHI ; Xing ZHOU

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(11):1501-1505. doi:10. 3969 / j. issn. 1006-2157. 2024. 11. 004

The unique advantages of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in treating late onset hypogonadism in male have gradually emerged with the continuous deepening of the understanding and research on late onset hypogonadism in male. Time sequence is a general summary of the natural growth and operational laws. Tian gui and testosterone have their normal time sequences, and they may be associated with each other. A man′s tian gui follows the regular time sequence from " inception" to " exhaustion" throughout " eight" under normal physiological conditions. " Tian gui out of time sequence" includes the loss of tian gui exuberance (dysfunction of viscera dominated by the liver) and exhaustion in the time sequence (pathological deficiency of viscera dominated by the kidney), resulting in " tian gui exhaustion" in advance of " eight eight". Tian gui and testosterone are key concepts in Chinese and Western medicine for understanding late onset hypogonadism in male. The theory of " tian gui out of time sequence" may be closely related to the core pathogenesis of this condition, particularly in cases of liver depression and kidney deficiency. This study suggests that restoring the normal time sequence of tian gui while treating the liver and kidney simultaneously through time-sharing treatment should be effective. The use of Xiongcan Yishen Formula has shown promising therapeutic result, offering new insights and references for treating late onset hypogonadism in male using TCM.

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A retrospective study on the evolution of TCM syndrome and TCM syndrome elements in the course of disease in 1,049 patients with psoriasis vulgaris

Jiayue WANG ; Ping LI ; Dongmei ZHOU ; Yanping BAI ; Xingwu DUAN ; Haibing LAN ; Yiding ZHAO ; Jingxia ZHAO ; Yan WANG ; Tingting DI ; Yujiao MENG ; Zhaoxia CHEN

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(10):1438-1448. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.10.014

Objective The study aimed to elucidate the evolution of the syndromes in Traditional Chinese Medicine(TCM)and TCM syndrome elements in different chronic stages of psoriasis vulgaris.Methods A database was constructed using electronic medical records collected from July 2019 to March 2024 from 1,049 patients with psoriasis vulgaris.The study used Sankey diagrams and network association graphs to analyze the evolution of TCM syndromes and their elements in patients at the different stages:initial diagnosis,progressive stage(Week 2-3),progressive stage(Week 4-5),skin lesion improvement stage(Week 6-7),and remission stage.The syndrome elements network was constructed using community detection algorithms,and the association rules between local skin lesion syndrome differentiation and overall syndrome differentiation were displayed using heatmaps.Results(ⅰ)Initial diagnosis.In the syndrome differentiation of local skin lesions,blood heat syndrome was the most common(79.79%);among the disease location of TCM syndrome elements(called"disease location"),liver was the most prevalent(35.62%);and among the pathological factors of TCM syndrome elements(called"pathological factors"),fire(heat)was the most common(75.48%).(ⅱ)Active stage(Week 2-3).In the syndrome differentiation of local skin lesions,blood heat syndrome remained the most prevalent(73.13%);among the disease location,liver was still the most prevalent(31.71%);and among the pathological factors,fire(heat)continued to be the most common(82.11%),while dampness(22.26%)and qi stagnation(8.39%)began to increase.(ⅲ)Active stage(Week 4-5).The syndrome differentiation of local skin lesions was dominated by blood heat syndrome(45.91%)and blood dryness syndrome(37.19%);among disease location,the interior was the most prevalent(15.25%);and among the pathological factors,fire(heat)remained the most common(50.66%),with an increase in yin deficiency(34.26%).(ⅳ)Skin lesion improvement stage(Week 6-7).In the syndrome differentiation of local skin lesions,both blood dryness syndrome(49.44%)and blood stasis syndrome(33.33%)increased;among the disease location,meridians increased most significantly and became the most prevalent(13.44%);and among the pathological factors,blood stasis increased most significantly and became the most prevalent(28.20%).(ⅴ)Remission stage.In the syndrome differentiation of local skin lesions,blood stasis syndrome became the primary(55.69%),while the percentage of blood dryness syndrome decreased(21.16%);meridians(25.71%)and blood stasis(62.34%)remained the most predominant syndrome elements related to disease location or pathological factors.Conclusion The overall pattern of TCM syndromes in psoriasis vulgaris evolved from excess to deficiency.From the initial diagnosis to the active phase(Week 2-3),heat syndrome dominated;during the active phase(Week 4-5),heat syndrome coexisted with damp syndrome or yin deficiency syndrome;changes in the syndrome element network were the most significant during the lesion improvement phase,with blood stasis gradually increasing and peaking during the remission phase.Blood stasis,dampness,and qi stagnation were pervasive throughout psoriasis vulgaris;qi stagnation and blood stasis may be the main elements causing further deterioration and prolonged course of the disease during the active phase in patients.

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Exploration and application of the evaluation criterion for the clinical rational use of Dahuang Zhechong Capsule

Jin LIU ; Xujie ZANG ; Peng XU ; Jian QI ; Tianyu ZHANG ; Tao FU ; Wei YUAN ; Pengcheng YUAN ; Haile FENG

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(10):1449-1456. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.10.015

Objective To discuss the evaluation basis of the clinical rational use of Dahuang Zhechong Capsule and to establish its rationality evaluation criterion to promote the sensible use of Dahuang Zhechong Capsule.Methods The rationality evaluation criterion for Dahuang Zhechong Capsule was formulated by referring to the package insert,treatment guidelines,and other literature.According to the criterion,270 outpatient prescriptions using Dahuang Zhechong Capsule in Xiyuan Hospital,China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences were reviewed from January to June 2020.The indication,usage and dosage,drug combination,and repeated administration were analyzed.The pharmaceutical intervention was performed to address the problems found in the prescription reviews,and 328 outpatient prescriptions using Dahuang Zhechong Capsule in October 2020 were reevaluated.Results The irrational use rate of Dahuang Zhechong Capsule from January to June 2020 was 42.22%(114 cases),including 108(40%)cases of inappropriate indications,five(1.85%)cases of improper usage and dosage,and one(0.37%)case of inappropriate administration route.However,the pharmaceutical intervention in October 2020 remarkably reduced the irrational use rate of Dahuang Zhechong Capsule(4.27%,14 cases),all of which were inappropriate indications.Conclusion Dahuang Zhechong Capsule is being used irrationally;therefore,establishing an evaluation criterion is required.The specific situation of irrational drug use can be identified by prescription review according to its rationality evaluation criterion to manage its clinical use better and promote its rational use.

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Professor WANG Yongyan treats cardiovascular diseases based on the theory of"heart governing the spirit"

Fangfang BAI ; Ping LI ; Honghao MA ; Qianying HAO

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(10):1474-1480. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.10.018

With the increasing incidence of cardiovascular diseases,Professor WANG Yongyan has adhered to the traditional principles while embracing innovation,proposing to apply the theory of"the heart governing the spirit"to the prevention and treatment of cardiovascular diseases.He emphasized that it is crucial to preserve the spirit before the onset of disease,which includes maintaining a balanced diet,regular lifestyle,avoiding excessive labor,maintaining a serene and unfettered mind,and nurturing the spirit within.For those already suffering from disease,preventing progression and deterioration requires adjusting the spirit,and skilled practitioners should first inspect the patient's spirit by examining the eyes,tongue,facial complexion,and overall physical condition.In treatment,adjusting the spirit involves distinguishing between different imbalances of qi,blood,yin,yang,cold,heat,deficiency,and excess,and employing appropriate method to calm and nourish the spirit accordingly.After the illness,nurturing the spirit is essential,including spiritual nourishment through exercise,dietary therapy,emotional therapy,and external treatments.By applying the theory of"the heart governing the spirit"throughout the prevention,treatment,and rehabilitation of cardiovascular diseases,Professor WANG Yongyan's approach effectively prevents the occurrence of cardiovascular diseases,controls their progression,inhibits deterioration,and improves the prognosis of patients.

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Thoughts and diagnostic strategies of traditional Chinese medicine in diagnosing and treating male infertility

Nianwen HUANG ; Bin WANG ; Jisheng WANG ; Yong YANG ; Juanlong FENG ; Longji SUN ; Zixiang GAO ; Zhechao LIN ; Haisong LI

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(11):1490-1494. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.11.002

The pathogenesis of male infertility is intricate and complex,and now,Western medicine is primarily based on empirical drug treatment.Male infertility is one of the advantageous diseases of traditional Chinese medicine,and traditional Chinese medicine has obvious effect in improving male reproductive function,which is one of the important means of clinical treatment of this disease.Based on the classical ancient books and modern research,and based on the traditional tonifying kidney method,we have innovatively put forward the concept of treating male infertility with the principle of"deficiency of kidney essence as the root,tonifying kidney and benefiting essence as the method,and regulating yin and yang mildly as the rule",which has achieved good clinical efficacy.At the same time,combined with the long-term clinical practice of our team,we have proposed five major diagnosis and treatment strategies for male infertility,i.e.,combining disease identification with syndrome identification,combining macroscopic with microscopic approaches,combining holistic with localized treatments,combining traditional Chinese medicine with surgery,and combining treatment of the disease and treatment of the person.In addition,we have summarized some of the current problems in the treatment of male infertility with traditional Chinese medicine and put forward corresponding suggestions,with a view to promoting the development and application of traditional Chinese medicine in the treatment of male infertility.

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Exploring the potential therapeutic effect of activating blood and resolving stasis in treating erectile dysfunction based on fibroblast-mediated mechanisms of penile erection

Sizheng ZHANG ; Yan CAO ; Chenglong LUO ; Haoyang CHENG ; Qi ZHANG ; Yongzheng JIAO

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(11):1495-1500. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.11.003

Erectile dysfunction has a high incidence rate and is a difficult-to-treat condition in male urology.The synergistic effect of nerves,endothelium,and smooth muscles plays a crucial role in penile erection.However,the role of the many fibroblasts in the corpus cavernosum of the penis during erection is often overlooked.Fibroblasts are at the center of the cellular and molecular network in the corpus cavernosum of the penis,regulating the dynamic balance of the cavernosal microenvironment and mediating penile erection,thus providing a novel target for treating erectile dysfunction.Blood stasis primarily causes erectile dysfunction,thereby serving as a crucial pathological factor leading to the imbalance of the cavernosal microenvironment.Blood stasis also corresponds to the microscopic pathological changes in the corpus cavernosum of patients with erectile dysfunction.Therefore,this study explored the correlation between fibroblast-mediated penile erection and traditional Chinese medicine theories,integrating it with clinical practice.This study proposes that activating blood and resolving stasis can regulate the cavernosal microenvironment and improve fibroblast-mediated erectile dysfunction.This study also provides novel insights for treating erectile dysfunction with traditional Chinese medicine.

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Application strategy of the"You Gu Wu Yun"theory to reduce the toxicity of traditional Chinese medicine from the perspective of"traditional Chinese medicine state"

Shijie QIAO ; Zongchen WEI ; Ziyao CAI ; Chao FU ; Shunan LI ; Zhanglin WANG ; Liqing HUANG ; Kang TONG ; Wen TANG ; Zhibin WANG ; Hairui HAN ; Duoduo LIN ; Shaodong ZHANG ; Huangwei LEI ; Yang WANG ; Candong LI

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(11):1506-1511. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.11.005

Based on the"You Gu Wu Yun"theory in traditional Chinese medicine(TCM),this paper believes that"Gu"in"You Gu Wu Yun"is extended to"state"from the perspective of"TCM state".In order to avoid the adverse reactions of TCM,the macro,meso,and micro three views should be used together,and macro,meso,and micro parameters should be integrated.We should also carefully identify the physiological characteristics,pathological characteristics,constitution,syndrome,and disease of human body by combining qualitative and quantitative method,highlighting the relationship between the prescription and the"state".The correspondence between prescription and the"state"will reduce the risk of adverse reactions of TCM.In this paper,we hope to focus on the guiding role of the"You Gu Wu Yun"theory in TCM research,to give full play to the characteristics and advantages of TCM,and to dialectically treat the role of TCM.

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Understanding the excellent use of Chaihu Guizhi Decoction from xiang thinking

Yilong SUN ; Fangbiao XU ; Yanbo SONG ; Yuhe HU ; Yongkang SUN ; Wenbo LIU ; Liuping YUE ; Xinzhi WANG

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(11):1512-1519. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.11.006

Chaihu Guizhi Decoction is an excellent prescription of ZHANG Zhongjing;however,nowadays the application of Chaihu Guizhi Decoction is primarily derived from the text.The xiang thinking is the source of traditional Chinese medicine thinking.Understanding Chaihu Guizhi Decoction from the xiang thinking,it is easy to perceive the true meaning of ZHANG Zhongjing,and grasp the location of the disease and the patient's overall qi,so as to make better use of this formula.This article discusses the understanding of Chaihu Guizhi Decoction from five perspectives:firstly,it gives an overview of the xiang thinking,pointing out the source and essential value of the xiang thinking;secondly,it analyses the disease position and the patient's qi of Chaihu Guizhi Decoction under the perspective of the xiang thinking as a whole;thirdly,it discusses the disease position and the patient's qi of the original text of Chaihu Guizhi Decoction from the xiang thinking;fourthly,it discusses how to understand the principle of formula formation and the main and minor parts of Chaihu Guizhi Decoction by xiang thinking;finally,it analyses the primary medicines in Chaihu Guizhi Decoction by using xiang thinking based on the records of Shennong Bencao Jing.Based on these five points,we hope to reveal the traditional Chinese medicine thinking behind Chaihu Guizhi Decoction,and provide new ideas for the clinical application of Chaihu Guizhi Decoction.

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Investigating the allergic constitution from the principles of traditional Chinese medicine constitution

Linpeng CONG ; Yumei ZHOU ; Ji WANG ; Qi WANG

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(11):1597-1602. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.11.015

The allergic constitution is a common biased constitution state.This paper discusses the understanding of allergic constitution from the basic principles of traditional Chinese medicine constitution,such as life process theory,endowment inheritance theory,physical-spirit composition theory,and environmental constraints theory.From the perspective of life process theory,at different ages,allergic constitution may change with the rise and fall of qi and blood in the body,and there is a general trend of qi and blood in the body from immature to strong and then to weak.From the perspective of endowment inheritance theory,the allergic constitution is closely related to heredity and has the tendency of family aggregation.From the perspective of physical-spirit composition theory,people with allergic constitution have physical characteristics such as nose,airway reaction,intestine,and skin reactions,and psychological characteristics such as introversion and the tendency to produce anxiety,depression,and tension.From the perspective of environmental constraints theory,the formation of allergic constitution is related to the differences of seasons and geographical environments.By discussing the characteristics of allergic constitution,we can deeply understand allergic constitution and provide reference for better grasping allergic constitution and improving the quality of life of allergic people.

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Model summary and application analysis of surface sensitization point detection

Wei PAN ; Linan LIN ; Xiaoshuai YU ; Xiaoying WANG ; Qiongying SHEN ; Siyi ZHENG ; Na NIE ; Yi LIANG ; Jianqiao FANG

Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.2024;47(11):1623-1628. doi:10.3969/j.issn.1006-2157.2024.11.018

The acupoint sensitization theory,a breakthrough in acupuncture and moxibustion over the past two decades,has greatly enhanced the understanding of meridians and acupoints while increasing the effectiveness of clinical diagnosis and treatment in acupuncture and moxibustion practices.The number of studies on surface sensitization site detection for different diseases is increasing.However,systematic sorting and a summary of the detection mode of surface sensitization points are lacking.Therefore,this study categorizes the method of surface sensitization point detection into two modes:pan-scanning and focused scanning.The classification is based on the characteristics of the openness of the research purpose,the precision of the target range,and the degree of variation during detection.The two modes have considerable differences in the exploration efficiency and the presentation of result.The pan-scanning mode can be further subdivided into holistic and localized pan-scanning modes,whereas the focused-scanning mode can be subdivided into fixed-and variable-focused scanning modes.This study analyzes the application scenarios,characteristics,advantages,and limitations of each detection mode and presents opinions on mode selection,mode innovation,and future development directions.This study aims to provide valuable insights and guidance for the follow-up research on surface sensitization site detection of various diseases.

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China

Publisher

Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

ElectronicLinks

http://xb.bucm.edu.cn/

Editor-in-chief

WANG Yongyan

E-mail

jbutcm@126.com

Abbreviation

JBUTCM

Vernacular Journal Title

北京中医药大学学报

ISSN

1006-2157

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Year Approved

2024

Current Indexing Status

Currently Indexed

Start Year

1959

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Journal of Beijing University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (JBUTCM) is a high-level scientific and technological journal of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), which is supervised by the Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China and sponsored by Beijing University of Chinese Medicine. Founded in October 1959, it is a monthly publication. The current chief editor is Professor WANG Yongyan, an academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering. Admitted to the principle of “laying a solid foundation, tracking the frontier and advancing with the times”, JBUTCM takes the dissemination of the academic achievements, advantages and characteristics of TCM research as its own responsibility, focuses on the quality, efficiency and influence, adheres to the guidance of TCM theoretical research, advocates the study on TCM with advanced science and technology methods, and constructs a high-level and high-quality reporting network. It has been included in several significant databases such as Chinese Science Citation Database (CSCD) and A Guide to the Core Journal of China.It has also been included in World Journal Citation Index(WJCI). It has been awarded as “One Hundred Outstanding Chinese Academic Journals”, “Outstanding S&T Journals of China”, “Outstanding S&T Journals of Chinese Universities” and “One Hundred S&T Journals of Chinese Universities”, and has been rated as T1-level in the Catalogue of TCM S&T Journals.

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