東醫四象初本卷備忘錄의 문헌적 고찰
Bibliographic Study on Dongeuisasangchobongueonbimangrok
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Objectives: Dongeuisasangchobongueonbimangrok(DSCB) is a 8-paged material which was written in calligraphy. Although Dongeuisusebowonsasangchobongueon(DSSC) was regarded as a manuscript of Dr. Jema Lee, and the prescriptions of DSCB were very similar to those of DSSC, there are few DSCB-related prescription studies until now. The purpose of this study is to perform a precise comparative study between two manuscripts and to make the difference and commonness clear. Methods: A comparison of the components, amounts of the herbal medicine, and treatable diseases of each prescription was carried out. Results: DSCB contained a total of 41 prescriptions, including 15 for Taeeumin, 12 for Soeumin, 14 for Soyangin, and 34 prescriptions(82.9%) were the same with DSSC. There was one missing component in 2 prescriptions, and the rest generally had the same component and the treatable diseases, but there was a slight difference in amounts of the herbal medicine between two manuscripts. There were a total of seven kinds of prescription, including 2 for Taeeumin, 3 for Soeumin, and 2 for Soyangin, recorded only in DSCB. Conclusions: As this manuscript is valuable that shows his initial prescription thoughts of Dongmu Jema Lee along with DSSC, the understanding Lee’s prescription is needed to be studied through cross-review with DSSC and DSCB.
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Objectives: Dongeuisasangchobongueonbimangrok(DSCB) is a 8-paged material which was written in calligraphy. Although Dongeuisusebowonsasangchobongueon(DSSC) was regarded as a manuscript of Dr. Jema Lee, and the prescriptions of DSCB were very similar to those of DSSC, there are few DSCB-related prescription studies until now. The purpose of this study is to perform a precise comparative study between two manuscripts and to make the difference and commonness clear. Methods: A comparison of the components, amounts of the herbal medicine, and treatable diseases of each prescription was carried out. Results: DSCB contained a total of 41 prescriptions, including 15 for Taeeumin, 12 for Soeumin, 14 for Soyangin, and 34 prescriptions(82.9%) were the same with DSSC. There was one missing component in 2 prescriptions, and the rest generally had the same component and the treatable diseases, but there was a slight difference in amounts of the herbal medicine between two manuscripts. There were a total of seven kinds of prescription, including 2 for Taeeumin, 3 for Soeumin, and 2 for Soyangin, recorded only in DSCB. Conclusions: As this manuscript is valuable that shows his initial prescription thoughts of Dongmu Jema Lee along with DSSC, the understanding Lee’s prescription is needed to be studied through cross-review with DSSC and DSCB.
참고문헌 (4)
- Park SS, "Dongeuisusebowonsasangchobongueon", pp.305~345 (2005), Jipmundang
- Ahn SW, "Compilation of Korean Medical Records Ⅱ", pp.15~19 (2001), Korea Institute of Oriental Medicine
- Son YS, "Chinese Ethic Koreans Essence of Medicine", pp.227~242 (2006), Yanbian People’s Publishing House
- Kim DR, "First Edition of Dongeuisusebowon", pp.123~ (2002), Publishing company Mok and To