The disease of Fengfei is located in the brain and is a chronic debilitating disease characterized by symptoms of motor dysfunction.Based on the theory of"kidney similar to an official with great power and responsible for skills"in TCM ancient books,this article explored Professor Gao Ying's use of warming yang and transforming qi to treat ataxia;nourishing qi and warming yang can be used to treat multiple system atrophy mainly characterized by autonomic nervous system symptoms;nourishing yin and extinguishing wind can be used to treat multiple system atrophy mainly characterized by Parkinson's syndrome like symptoms;yin-yang dual supplementation can be used to treat multiple system atrophy mainly characterized by cerebellar ataxia symptoms.To treat Fengfei,it is necessary to focus on the traditional Chinese and Western medicine,pay attention to the patients'syndrome,think externally and internally,take analogies,under the guidance of analogical thinking,analyze the pathogenesis from a holistic perspective,adhere to the pathogenesis,distinguish yin and yang,and give early treatment with TCM to improve quality of life,delay disease progression,and prolong survival.

The disease of Fengfei is located in the brain and is a chronic debilitating disease characterized by symptoms of motor dysfunction.Based on the theory of"kidney similar to an official with great power and responsible for skills"in TCM ancient books,this article explored Professor Gao Ying's use of warming yang and transforming qi to treat ataxia;nourishing qi and warming yang can be used to treat multiple system atrophy mainly characterized by autonomic nervous system symptoms;nourishing yin and extinguishing wind can be used to treat multiple system atrophy mainly characterized by Parkinson's syndrome like symptoms;yin-yang dual supplementation can be used to treat multiple system atrophy mainly characterized by cerebellar ataxia symptoms.To treat Fengfei,it is necessary to focus on the traditional Chinese and Western medicine,pay attention to the patients'syndrome,think externally and internally,take analogies,under the guidance of analogical thinking,analyze the pathogenesis from a holistic perspective,adhere to the pathogenesis,distinguish yin and yang,and give early treatment with TCM to improve quality of life,delay disease progression,and prolong survival.

The two injuries of fluid and qi are the pathological basis of atrophy syndrome,and also the result of the imbalance of"yang transforming into qi,yin forming shape".Deficiency of yang transforming into qi,imbalance of yin forming shape would result in dysfunction of visceral functions,internal generation of water,phlegm,and blood stasis,and loss of nourishment in limbs and nine orifices,and then later result in atrophy syndrome.Based on the theory of"yang transforming into qi,yin forming shape",this article discussed Professor Gao Ying's treatment of myasthenia gravis with insufficient yang transforming into qi by using the method of promoting yang transforming into qi;the method of tonifying the kidney and regulating the shape could be used to treat multiple sclerosis with imbalance in yin forming shape;yin-yang tonifying method could be used to treat motor neuron disease with both yin and yang damaged.In the treatment of atrophy syndrome,it is necessary to examine the syndrome and seek the cause,distinguish between yin and yang,adjust biases,and provide TCM treatment in the early stages of the disease to delay the progression of the disease and improve prognosis.

Objective To investigate the current situation of knowledge of stroke rehabilitation among Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) physicians in 14 tertiary A-level hospitals. Methods A cross section survey was conducted in 14 tertiary A-level hospital in China in May, 2012. A total of 128 TCM physicians completed the questionnaire, which was created according to Medical Care Guideline of Stroke Rehabilitation in China. Results Overall accuracy of stroke rehabilitation basic knowledge was 66.83%, 88.77% of stroke rehabilitation evaluation, 75.12% of stroke rehabilitation treatment. Conclusion The knowledge of stroke rehabilitation is insufficient among TCM physicians in tertiary A-level hospitals, and further training is needed.