1.LIN Yi's Clinical Experience in Treating Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Brain Metastases Using the Method of "Consolidating the Root and Cultivating the Origin,Resolving Phlegm and Dredging Collaterals"
Guibin WANG ; Shicui HONG ; Xue SONG ; Shengqi WANG ; Honglin SITU ; Li GUO ; Zhuobin WEN ;
Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2026;67(19):2048-2052
This paper summarizes professor LIN Yi's clinical experience in treating brain metastases of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC). It is believed that the pathogenesis of this disease is fundamentally based on spleen and lung qi deficiency, with the binding of phlegm, stasis, and toxins acting as the critical link for disease progression, and qi stagnation serving as a major factor in its protracted course. The core therapeutic principle of "consolidating the root and cultivating the origin, resolving phlegm and dredging collaterals" is proposed. Clinically, the disease is staged into active, stable, and convalescent phases. During the active phase, characterized by spleen and lung qi deficiency alongside hyperactivity of phlegm-toxin pathogens, the treatment focuses on supplementing qi, fortifying the spleen, resolving phlegm, and dredging collaterals, utilizing the Yiqi Jiangtan Tongluo Formula (益气降痰通络方). During the stable phase, marked by spleen deficiency, weak qi, and residual phlegm, stasis, and toxins lingering in the collaterals, the treatment aims to fortify spleen, cultivate the origin, expel pathogens, and dredge collaterals, using modified Baihua Qiling Formula (白花芪苓方). During the convalescent phase, characterized by depletion of healthy qi, dysfunction of zang-fu (脏腑) organs, and deep-seated residual phlegm, stasis, and toxins within the brain collaterals, the treatment focuses on regulating qi movement, protecting body fluids, and applying constitution-based treatments, mostly using mild and nourishing medicinals.
2.LIN Yi's Clinical Experience in Treating Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Brain Metastases Using the Method of "Consolidating the Root and Cultivating the Origin,Resolving Phlegm and Dredging Collaterals"
Guibin WANG ; Shicui HONG ; Xue SONG ; Shengqi WANG ; Honglin SITU ; Li GUO ; Zhuobin WEN ;
Journal of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2026;67(19):2048-2052
This paper summarizes professor LIN Yi's clinical experience in treating brain metastases of triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC). It is believed that the pathogenesis of this disease is fundamentally based on spleen and lung qi deficiency, with the binding of phlegm, stasis, and toxins acting as the critical link for disease progression, and qi stagnation serving as a major factor in its protracted course. The core therapeutic principle of "consolidating the root and cultivating the origin, resolving phlegm and dredging collaterals" is proposed. Clinically, the disease is staged into active, stable, and convalescent phases. During the active phase, characterized by spleen and lung qi deficiency alongside hyperactivity of phlegm-toxin pathogens, the treatment focuses on supplementing qi, fortifying the spleen, resolving phlegm, and dredging collaterals, utilizing the Yiqi Jiangtan Tongluo Formula (益气降痰通络方). During the stable phase, marked by spleen deficiency, weak qi, and residual phlegm, stasis, and toxins lingering in the collaterals, the treatment aims to fortify spleen, cultivate the origin, expel pathogens, and dredge collaterals, using modified Baihua Qiling Formula (白花芪苓方). During the convalescent phase, characterized by depletion of healthy qi, dysfunction of zang-fu (脏腑) organs, and deep-seated residual phlegm, stasis, and toxins within the brain collaterals, the treatment focuses on regulating qi movement, protecting body fluids, and applying constitution-based treatments, mostly using mild and nourishing medicinals.
3.Application of Traditional Chinese Medicine Master Lin Yi's Theory of Six-Stagnation-Based Breast Disease Prevention and Treatment in Staging and Syndrome Differentiation of Early Breast Cancer
Nanchuan SU ; Guibin WANG ; Biao XU ; Honglin SITU ; Xue SONG ; Yi LIN
Journal of Guangzhou University of Traditional Chinese Medicine 2025;42(7):1773-1778
By aggregating the essence of theories related with depressive syndrome from historical medical practitioners and based on the extensive clinical experience,traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)master Lin Yi proposed the theory of six-stagnation-based breast disease prevention and treatment.She pointed out that the occurrence of breast diseases is related to six stagnations(qi stagnancy,blood stagnancy,phlegm stagnancy,dampness stagnancy,food stagnancy,and fire stagnancy),and the treatment for breast diseases should start from the six stagnations.The development and progression of breast cancer is closely associated with the imbalance of internal environment and the formation of six stagnations,and breast cancer is one of the major diseases suitable for the TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment.For the treatment of early breast cancer,Professor Lin Yi proposed to divide early breast cancer into four stages,namely perioperative period,peri-chemotherapy period,peri-radiotherapy period,and consolidation period.Guided by the theory of six-stagnation-based breast disease prevention and treatment,therapies of soothing the liver,resolving phlegm,removing stasis,clearing heat,eliminating dampness,promoting digestion,fortifying the spleen,and tonifying the kidney are employed to harmonize the internal environment and alleviate symptoms.The theory of six-stagnation-based breast disease prevention and treatment enriches the TCM theory for the prevention and treatment of breast cancer,refines the principles and methods for the staging and syndrome differentiation of early breast cancer,and holds significant implications for enhancing the efficacy of integrated TCM and western medicine in managing early breast cancer.
4.Synthesis and antiviral activity of some novel indole-2-carboxylate derivatives.
Situ XUE ; Linlin MA ; Rongmei GAO ; Yuhuan LI ; Zhuorong LI
Acta Pharmaceutica Sinica B 2014;4(4):313-321
A series of novel indole-2-carboxylate derivatives were synthesized and assayed to determine their in vitro broad-spectrum antiviral activities. The biological results showed that some of the synthesized compounds exhibited potent broad-spectrum antiviral activity. Notably, compound 8f showed the highest SI value (17.1) to Cox B3 virus. Compound 14f showed both potent inhibitory activity against influenza A (IC50=7.53 μmol/L) and the highest SI value (12.1). SAR results showed that the alkyloxy at the 4-position of indole ring was not crucial to the antiviral activities. Incorporation of an acetyl substituent at the amino group disfavored antiviral activity towards RNA viruses.

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