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Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae ; (24): 189-196, 2022.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-940304

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ObjectiveTo collect and screen records concerning the spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes in ancient books of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) using an automated framework and to systematically explore the concept evolution of spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes using the visualization method. MethodA total of 1 224 kinds of ancient book data in the Ancient Books of Traditional Chinese Medicine Database (V2.1) were analyzed using the automated testing tool Selenium WebDriver with the Python 3.8 programming language and the etree library of Lxml for automatic collection and statistics of the "book title" "author" "classification" "dynasty" "completion time", and "informative abstract". After being checked and collated, the collected data were visually analyzed with Tableau (V2020.1.3) for figuring out the concept evolution of spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes in the past dynasties from the perspectives of symptoms and signs, etiology and pathogenesis, principle-method-recipe-medicinal, and prognosis. ResultA total of 7 203 clauses were automatically collected from 989 ancient books. It was found that in the pre-Qin period, there were few ancient books related to the spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes, and the understandings were confined to the superficial symptoms or signs and the basic etiology and pathogenesis. From the Han to Sui and Tang dynasties, the related concepts gradually increased and the descriptions about the manifestations are more detailed than those in previous dynasties. The etiology, diagnosis, and treatment system of the spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes were further perfected. In the Song, Jin, and Yuan dynasties, such concepts as independent signs,symptoms, as well as nature and location of spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes were enriched. In the Ming and Qing dynasties, a TCM syndrome differentiation and treatment system for spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes was formed, and the related concepts were gradually simplified and unified. ConclusionThe concepts of spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes have undergone an evolution from simplicity to complexity and then back to simplicity. There are numerous ancient books discussing the concepts of spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes, exhibiting a fluctuating yet rising trend with time. The automated framework enables the construction of a lightweight database of spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes. Based on data visualization, the concept evolution of the spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes from ancient times to the present has been efficiently uncovered, which is conducive to tracing the origin and development of spleen and stomach diseases and syndromes in TCM. This has provided reference for related research of spleen and stomach diseases in modern Chinese medicine.

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Chinese Journal of Experimental Traditional Medical Formulae ; (24): 152-160, 2021.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-906498

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Objective:To obtain ancient traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)literatures relating to tumor and visual analysis by an automatic framework tool, in order to systematically sort out the development of ancient Chinese medicine oncology. Method:Based on the database platform of ancient TCM books,names of tumor-related diseases in ancient TCM books were retrieved by Selenium WebDriver, an automation framework tool under Python 3.8. Lxml's etree library was used to parse the data. Statistics was made for "classification", "authors", "completion time" and "summary" of relevant ancient books automatically. After the data was checked and processed, Tableau 2019.2 software was used for data visualization analysis. And ancient Chinese medicine literatures relating to tumor were consulted at the database manually,with the dynasties as the clue,and the symptoms,etiology,pathogenesis and prognosis as the emphasis,this paper explores the development process of TCM oncology. Result:A total of 774 349 bytes of text data of 1 128 entries in 242 ancient books were included automatically. According to the findings, there were simple classification and time distribution of tumor diseases in ancient TCM books in the pre-Qin period, with a simple view on the pathogenesis of tumor diseases. From the Han dynasty to the Tang dynasty, the number of relevant literature records and the types and disease names had gradually increased,which further enriched the cognition of tumor nature,signs,classification methods,differential diagnosis;in Song and Ming dynasties,the proportion of Chinese prescription books and surgery books had increased gradually,with the largest number of abdominal organ tumor names among all dynasties;from Qing dynasty to the Republic of China,literatures relating to tumor name and classification were the most improved,and then the TCM tumor syndrome differentiation and treatment system had been formed. Conclusion:It was found that TCM oncology originated in the pre-Qin dynasty,and was improved in the Han and Tang dynasties, mature in the Song and Ming dynasties and completed in the Qing dynasty and the Republic of China. The data visualization method with integrated automation framework and parsing tools is helpful to analyze the subdivision characteristics of ancient TCM literatures,which is convenient,efficient and innovative,in the expectation to provide a classic reference for contemporary TCM studies.

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