Screening of Core Prescriptions for Tremors Based on Integrated Strategy of "Empirical Prescriptions in Ancient Books-medical Cases by Prestigious Doctors-computational Analysis" / 中国实验方剂学杂志

ObjectiveBased on the integrated strategy of "empirical prescriptions in ancient books-medical cases by prestigious doctors-computational analysis"， this study aims to explore and analyze the prescriptions and medical cases for treating tremors in traditional Chinese medicine （TCM）， predict their efficacy， and obtain the core prescriptions for treating tremors in TCM， providing references for clinical application and new drug development. MethodThe Chinese Medicine Prescription Database and the China National Knowledge Infrastructure （CNKI） were searched for relevant prescriptions and medical cases for treating tremors in TCM to establish a database of prescriptions for tremors. The Traditional Chinese Medicine Inheritance Computer System （V3.0） was used to analyze and explore the medication rules including drug frequency， properties， flavor， meridian tropism， and pharmacological effects， as well as core drugs and formula associations. A multi-target drug efficacy prediction platform based on network robustness was used to evaluate the predicted efficacy of the core prescriptions obtained. Based on the integration of ancient prescriptions， prestigious doctors' medical cases， and network analysis results， the priority level of the developed prescriptions was determined through comprehensive evaluation. ResultA total of 81 ancient prescriptions were screened， involving 246 drugs， and 171 prescriptions were screened from prestigious doctors' medical cases， involving 278 drugs. The frequently used TCM drugs were mostly warm in nature and sweet in flavor， mainly acting on the liver， spleen， and kidney meridians. In terms of efficacy， they were mainly effective in tonifying deficiency， soothing liver and extinguishing wind， activating blood and resolving blood stasis， clearing heat， and resolving exterior. Through association rules and K-means clustering， the core prescriptions were composed of high-frequency drugs such as Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma， Ginseng Radix et Rhizoma， Astragali Radix， Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma， Angelicae Sinensis Radix， Poria， Gastrodiae Rhizoma， and Uncariae Ramulus Cum Uncis. Drug combinations mainly focused on tonifying Qi and nourishing blood， with the additional functions of calming wind and dredging collaterals. Clustering analysis of core prescriptions from ancient prescriptions and prestigious doctors' medical cases， as well as multi-target drug efficacy prediction， showed that Combination 1 had the highest disturbance score on the disease network. Furthermore， comparative analysis revealed consistent results with both the analysis of ancient prescriptions and prestigious doctors' medical cases， indicating its optimal development potential based on theoretical inheritance and empirical practice. In comparison， Combinations 3， 2， and 4 were less utilized in contemporary clinical practice， with lower rankings in network disturbance scores， suggesting that their development value still warranted further exploration. ConclusionTCM clinical treatment of tremors emphasizes the regulation of the liver， spleen， and kidney. In line of syndrome differentiation， drugs potent in soothing liver， extinguishing wind， activating blood， and resolving blood stasis are added based on deficiency-tonifying drugs. The core prescriptions based on Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma， Angelicae Sinensis Radix， Paeoniae Radix Alba， Astragali Radix， Poria， and Atractylodis Macrocephalae Rhizoma （combination 1） have the highest potential development value. The integrated strategy "empirical prescriptions in ancient books-medical cases by prestigious doctors-computational analysis" can be used for the screening of candidate prescriptions for new TCM drugs.

An Analysis of YU Hai-Bo's Experience in Treating Paediatric Cerebral Palsy by Using"Jianpi Yishen Triple-Needle Grouping Acupoints" / 广州中医药大学学报

This article introduces the clinical approach and acupuncture characteristics of the traditional Chinese medicine practitioner Professor YU Hai-Bo in treating paediatric cerebral palsy using the"Jianpi Yishen Triple-Needle Grouping Acupoints".Guided by the theory of growth and development of"viscera-meridian-brain"growth and development,Professor YU believed that"insufficiency of spleen and kidney"is the core pathogenesis of paediatric cerebral palsy,and the treatment concept of"treating from the spleen and kidney"was proposed.He inherited and innovated the triple-needle grouping acupoints therapy and establishing the system of"Jianpi Yishen Triple-Needle Grouping Acupoints".Before regular acupuncture,the abdomen and dorsum are pricked to freely regulate the middle energizer,and the upper limbs are selected as"Hegu(LI4),Waiguan(SJ5),Quchi[(LI11),three acupoints on the hand]+ Neiguan(PC6)";the lower limbs are selected as"Zusanli(ST36),Sanyinjiao(SP6),Taichong[(LR3),three acupoints on the foot];"Shenmai(BL62),Zhaohai(KI6),Yongquan(KI1)",spleen and kidney are regulated simultaneously,and the head acupoints include Sishencong(EX-HN1),intelligence tri-needling,cerebral tri-needling,temporal tri-needling,mind-calming needling and bilateral Fengchi(GB20).In order to regulate the spirit and benefit the intellect,the matching acupoints are modified according to the disease and the syndromes.At the same time,it is supplemented with music therapy and auricular point seed-pressing.Emphasis is placed on the simultaneous regulation of"child-parent-doctor"and"treating the person"rather than the"treating the disease".

Comparison of clinical medicine proficiency tests of China and Japan and the enlightenment / 中华医学教育探索杂志

The Clinical Medicine Proficiency Test developed by the National Medical Examination Center of China in 2020 aims to assess whether clinical medical students possess the necessary medical humanities and basic medical theoretical knowledge and skills required for clinical internships. Since 2002, Japan has implemented the pre-clinical clerkship objective structured clinical examination and computer-based testing, which share similarities with China's proficiency test in terms of examination objectives, content, format, and score evaluation. Through comparing the examinations of China and Japan, this article concludes that it is necessary to learn from Japan's experience to expedite the process of promoting the Clinical Medicine Proficiency Test as an industry admission examination in China. We suggest that medical schools should keep tracking the development of the proficiency test and fully leverage its role in urging students to pay more attention to clinical internships. We also urge medical schools to establish a three-level examination system based on post competency criteria in line with the standards of the National Medical Licensing Examination to improve the quality of medical education.

A qualitative study on continuing medical education training needs for village doctors in Beijing Huairou district / 中华全科医师杂志

Objective:To survey the continuing medical education training needs for village doctors in Beijing suburbs.Methods:A qualitative study on the continuing medical education training needs for village doctors was conducted in Beijing Huairou district from March to July 2021. Six township hospital managers, 19 village doctors, 15 village cadres and 30 villagers from 15 villages of 3 townships in the district selected by purposive sampling method attended the face-to-face, individual, in-depth interviews. A semi-structured interview outline was developed based on literature review and expert consultation. The content of the interviews was analyzed by the thematic framework method.Results:Among 19 rural doctors, 11 preferred the full-time training, while 8 were unable to participate in the full-time training. Most of township hospital managers and village doctors thought the ideal form of training was "classroom knowledge teaching teaching" (5/6, 16/19)and "outpatient clerkship"(6/6, 13/19). The training contents for village doctors were basic medical knowledge and skills, including diagnosis and treatment of common diseases, identification of common symptoms and management of chronic diseases; the appropriate techniques of traditional Chinese medicine including acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping and scraping; and public health including epidemic prevention and control, infectious disease detection and reporting.Conclusion:For improving the applicability and practicality of training for village doctors, it is necessary to apply rational training methods and forms, and develop targeted training program and contents based on training needs.

Experience of Traditional Chinese Medicine Master ZHOU Zhongying in Treating Systemic Sclerosis from the Pathogenesis of Phlegm-Stasis-Heat Junction / 浙江中医药大学学报

[Objective]To study and summarize the experience of traditional Chinese medicine Master ZHOU Zhongying in treating systemic sclerosis from the pathogenesis of phlegm-stasis-heat junction,providing references for clinical practice.[Methods]Through the clinical learning,collation and analysis of Professor ZHOU's medical cases in the treatment of systemic sclerosis,the paper elaborated his clinical thinking and experience in the treatment of systemic sclerosis,which included etiology,pathogenesis,therapy and characteristic clinical medication,and verified it with medical records.[Results]Professor ZHOU thinks the key pathogenesis is phlegm-stasis-heat junction,pathological factors of systemic sclerosis mainly include phlegm,blood stasis and heat,which can depend on each other mutually throughout the course of disease.According to the progression of the disease and the evolution of pathological factors,treatment is primarily focused on phlegm-stasis-heat junction.Phlegm and blood stasis are interrelated,obstructing the circulation of Qi-blood so as to lead to pain and swelling,the treatment should be resolving phlegm,removing blood stasis and activating meridians;phlegm and heat are lingered each other,exacerbating the progression of the condition,it is appropriate to clear away phlegm and heat so that symptoms of skin redness and swelling can be relieved;blood and heat are interweaved together,which invade the skin and joints seriously,it is advisable to expel pathogenic factors by clearing away heat and resolving blood stagnation;Yin is damaged and Qi is consumed terribly,subsequently deficiency-heat is gradually emerging,the way to solve it is to supplement Qi,nourish Yin and strengthen the body resistance to eliminate pathogenic factors.The case was diagnosed as accumulation of phlegm stasis heat,blockage of wind-dampness and deficiency of Qi and Yin by Professor ZHOU,and treated with dissipating phlegm and removing blood stasis,clearing heat and unblocking collaterals,supplementing Qi and nourishing Yin,and the recipe Baiwei Decoction combined with Qinjiao Biejia Powder modified was used.[Conclusion]ZHOU Zhongying,the traditional Chinese medicine Master,who advocates attaching importance to the pathogenesis firstly in the process of syndrome differentiation,treating systemic sclerosis from the pathogenesis of phlegm-stasis-heat junction,which plays a unique role in relief of clinical symptoms,and his experiences are worthy of inheritance and promotion.

JIA Yingjie's Experience in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Esophageal Cancer / 浙江中医药大学学报

[Objective]To summarize the clinical experience of Professor JIA Yingjie,a renowned traditional Chinese medicine practitioner in the treatment of esophageal cancer.[Methods]Through clinical following up,collect and analyze Professor JIA's understanding of the etiology and pathogenesis of esophageal cancer and related medication,and a case of was attached as evidence.[Results]Professor JIA believes that the pathogenesis of esophageal cancer can be summarized as"phlegm coagulation and Qi stagnation"in the early stage,"primitive deficiency"in the late stage as a whole,"phlegm and blood stasis intermingle,Qi and blood stasis obstruct the diaphragm"in local areas,phlegm,Qi,and blood stasis solidify and poison transform into cancer turbidity,and block and form tumors.Clinical differentiation and treatment should always focus on"Qi",with a particular emphasis on regulating the"Qi mechanism".The lungs,spleen and liver are in sync,and dynamic differentiation and treatment should be carried out based on the characteristics of the patient's tongue and pulse.Medication should emphasize the use of"strengthening the body resistance righting"and"dispelling pathogenic factors"to achieve the dissipation of blood stasis,the elimination of cancer toxins and the opening of the diaphragm.[Conclusion]Based on the characteristics of esophageal cancer and the patient's physical constitution,Professor JIA combines disease and syndrome differentiation in treating esophageal cancer,providing a certain reference value and new path for clinical medication.

Experience of SHU Qijin in Diagnosing and Treating Salty Taste in the Mouth after Anti-tumor Therapy / 浙江中医药大学学报

[Objective]To summarize Professor SHU Qijin's academic experience in diagnosing and treating salty taste in the mouth after anti-tumor therapy.[Methods]Through learning from teacher in outpatient,reading ancient books and analyzing the medical records,this paper arranged Professor SHU's medical records of salty taste in the mouth after anti-tumor therapy and introduced his clinical experience in treating that from following aspects:etiology and pathogenesis,principles and laws of treatment,and provided one medical case as evidence.[Results]Professor SHU believes that salty taste in the mouth after anti-tumor therapy is closely related to overgrowth of the kidney fluid due to the imbalance of Yin and Yang and dampness caused by unrestriction of water-liquid metabolism of the kidney and spleen,and briefly summarizes the treatment principles in three aspects:reconciling and replenishing Yin and Yang of the kidney,invigorating the spleen and eliminating dampness.The attached medical record was identified as fire excess from Yin deficiency and damp abundance.Professor SHU treated the case by nourishing Yin and reducing fire as well as invigorating the spleen and eliminating dampness,modified Zhibai Dihuang Pill and Pingwei Powder was used for treatment and good results were achieved.[Conclusion]In the treatment of salty taste in the mouth after anti-tumor therapy,Professor SHU adheres to comprehensive analysis by the four examination methods and advocates flexible syndrome differentiation.Professor SHU's academic experience is rich and clinical curative effect is remarkable.Summarizing his medication characteristics has high guiding significance for the clinical application.

Professor LIN Shengyou's Treatment of Radiation-Induced Lung Injury Based on the Theory of Pathogenesis Evolution / 浙江中医药大学学报

[Objective]To summarize Professor LIN Shengyou's experience in the treatment of radiation-induced lung injury based on the theory of pathogenesis evolution.[Methods]Through clinical visits,organizing medical records,studying ancient and modern literature,starting from the evolution of the disease mechanism,this paper summarizes Professor LIN's clinical experience in application of the theory of pathogenesis evolution in the treatment of radiation-induced lung injury,and provides evidence with a clinical trial.[Results]Because of the special effect of radiation on the human body,Professor LIN believes that the basic pathogenesis of radiation-induced lung injury runs through the whole time,that is,heat evil harms the lung.With the development of the disease,the pathogenesis can be divided into three stages:at the beginning,the evil is flourishing,and the heat is damaging the lung;in the middle stage,the evil causes vital Qi decline,and the heat causes Yin injury first,then the lung and kidney deficiency;over time Yin damage affects Yang,leading to Yin and Yang deficiency.In clinic doctors should grasp the basic pathogenesis,identify the present pathogenesis and deduce the potential pathogenesis.Classic formula Maxing Shigan Decoction can be selected as the basic formula of the disease,added or subtracted according to the pathogenesis of each stage.In the case,according to the law of pathogenesis evolution,Maxing Shigan Decoction was added or subtracted as the main formula,and satisfactory curative effect was obtained.[Conclusion]By differentiating the syndrome of radiation-induced lung injury through the theory of pathogenesis evolution,Professor LIN has unique insights and significant curative effect,which is worthy of further clinical promotion and research.

Professor ZENG Qingqi's Experience about Insomnia Combined with Reproductive System Diseases Treated with Classical Pre-scription / 浙江中医药大学学报

[Objective]To summarize the academic experience of Professor ZENG Qingqi in the use of classical prescription in the diagnosis and treatment of insomnia combined with reproductive system diseases.[Methods]Through clinical follow-up studying,reading ancient books,Professor ZENG's clinical experience in treating insomnia and reproductive system diseases was analyzed from the aspects of the treatment of insomnia with classical prescription,the treatment ideas of reproductive system diseases with classical prescription,and the concept of homotherapy for heteropathy in Chinese medicine for insomnia combined with reproductive system diseases,which was supported by medical cases.[Results]Professor ZENG's treatment of insomnia combined with reproductive system diseases follows the concept of homotherapy for heteropathy in Chinese medicine,advocating the use of the"five differentiation"diagnostic and treatment mode based on Chinese medicine viewpoint,such as body differentiation,disease differentiation,syndrome differentiation,local differentiation and micro differentiation,and paying attention to promoting medication according to the situation,combining warming and clearing,dredging and tonifying.It is believed that the key to the effectiveness of classical prescription in treating insomnia combined with reproductive system diseases lies in dealing with the problems of"suppressing hyperactivity"and"releasing",emphasizing the reconciliation between the relationship of heart(brain),heart and kidney,and not only dredging to treat the symptoms,but also cultivating and replenishing to treat the root cause.The patient in case one was of insomnia combined with impotence,identified as liver depression and Qi stagnation,spleen and kidney deficiency syndrome,modified Sini Powder and Shenqi Pills was used in treatment.Case two was of insomnia combined with menstruation,identified as disconnection of the heart and kidney,deficiency cold of Chong Ren and blood stasis blocking the uterus,treated with Huanglian Ejiao Decoction and Zhizishi Decoction combined with Wenjing Decoction.Both used classical prescriptions and achieved good results.[Conclusion]Professor ZENG specializes in the treatment of insomnia combined with reproductive system diseases with the use of meridian prescription,flexible identification,and appropriate prescription,with precise efficacy,its rich clinical experience is worth clinical learning and further promotion.

Data Mining Analysis and Experience Summary of LAO Shaoxian in the Treatment of Gastric Stuffiness(Weipi) / 中药新药与临床药理

Objective To analyze the medication rules of Professor LAO Shaoxian in the treatment of gastric stuffiness based on syndrome differentiation.Methods The effective prescriptions for patients with gastric stuffiness treated by Professor LAO Shaoxian from March 2017 to March 2022 were collected,and the general information,chief complaints,diagnosis,syndrome differentiation and prescriptions of patients were extracted.Excel software and the ancient and modern medical records cloud platform(V 2.3.7)were used to construct the prescription database.Data mining function was used to carry out analysis of the syndrome type of prescription,analysis of the frequency and property of Chinese herbs,as well as association rule analysis and cluster analysis.Results A total of 272 prescriptions were included,involving 164 kinds of medicinal herbs.The main traditional Chinese medicine(TCM)syndrome types are damp-heat syndrome and qi stagnation syndrome.The frequency of 25 herbs was more than or equal to 30 times.The representative herbs is Pinellinae Rhizoma Praeparatum,Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma,Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium,Perillae Caulis and Aucklandiae Radix.The medicinal properties are mainly warm and flat.The medicinal flavors are spicy,bitter and sweet.The drug meridians mainly included the spleen,stomach and lung meridians,followed by the liver meridian.There were 23 core drug pairs obtained by association rules,such as"Aucklandiae Radix-Perillae Caulis","Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium-Perillae Caulis",and"Pinellinae Rhizoma Praeparatum-Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium".Clustering analysis of drugs can be divided into three combinations,which have the effects of regulating qi and relieving distension,resolving dampness,and clearing heat and detoxifying.Conclusion The core prescription of Professor LAO Shaoxian in the treatment of gastric stuffiness is Aucklandiae Radix,Perillae Caulis,Citri Reticulatae Pericarpium,Pinellinae Rhizoma Praeparatum,Glycyrrhizae Radix et Rhizoma,Kaki Calyx,Aurantii Fructus Immaturus and Arecae Pericarpium.It focuses on regulating qi movement of middle jiao and treating spleen and stomach simultaneously.The main therapeutic method is regulating qi and relieving distension.At the same time,attention should be paid to the application of dampness-dispelling and stagnation-removing,heat-clearing and detoxifying drugs.The clinical therapy of Professor LAO Shaoxian on gastric stuffiness is significant,which can be used as a reference for diagnosis and treatment.

Professor ZHOU Zhongying's Experience in Differentiating and Treating Hepatitis and Liver Cirrhosis from Deficiency and Excess / 中医杂志

This paper summarized Professor ZHOU Zhongying's experience in differentiating and treating hepatitis and liver cirrhosis from deficiency and excess. It is considered that the pathogenesis of hepatitis and liver cirrhosis belongs to deficiency in root and excess in branch， with depletion of liver， spleen and kidney as the root， and constraint and bind of damp-heat and stasis toxin as the branch. Moreover， mutual cause and promotion between deficiency and excess leads to the disease. For general principle of treatment， it is recommended to clear and transform pathogenic excess， supplement deficiency and rectify the healthy qi. In the early stage of hepatitis and cirrhosis， excess pathogen hyperactivity is the main manifestation， which can be treated by clearing and transforming damp-heat and stasis toxin， supplemented by regulating spleen and stomach， with modified Yinchenhao Decoction （茵陈蒿汤） and Biejiajian Pill （鳖甲煎丸）. In the middle and late stages， cases with deficiency-excess complex were more common， which should be treated by clearing damp-heat and stasis toxin， regulating and supplementing liver-spleen-kidney， using medicinals with the function of clearing heat and dispelling damp， dissolving stasis and resolving toxins to treat the branch. Moreover， Liujunzi Decoction （六君子汤）， Yiguan Decoction （一贯煎）plus Erzhi Pill （二至丸） and Buzhong Yiqi Decoction （补中益气汤） modifications are suggested respectively in correspondence to the different kinds of root deficiency including irregular liver and spleen， liver and kidney yin deficiency， and liver-spleen-kidney deficiency.

LI Haisong's Experience in Treating Spermatorrhea based on the View of "Spirit Controlling Essence and Qi" / 中医杂志

This paper summarized Professor LI Haisong's clinical experience in treating spermatorrhea based on the view of "spirit controlling essence and qi". It is emphasized that the heart spirit has the function of controlling the essence and qi of the human body， believing the frenetic stirring of heart spirit and the insecurity of essence gate are the core pathogenesis of spermatorrhea， LI advocates to regulate the heart spirit first and take into account of the zang-fu organs， essence and qi simultaneously for the treatment. Treatment should be performed according the clinical syndromes differentiatied. For those with heart spirit failing to nourish syndrome， it is recommended to supplement heart qi， nourish spirit and consolidate essence with self-made Yangxin Mijing Formula （养心秘精方）. In case of heart fire hyperactivity， the method of clearing heart heat and draining fire， calming spirit and consolidating essence should be used， and self-made Xiexin Gujing Formula （泻心固精方） is recommended. For heart-liver qi constraint， it is advised to soothe the liver and calm heart， calm the mind and regulate essence with self-made Jieyu Anshen Tiaojing Formula （解郁安神调精方） which is a modifcation to Chaihu Shugan Powder （柴胡疏肝散）. In terms of deficiency of both heart and liver， the treatment principle is supplementing spleen and nourishing heart， calming the mind and controlling essence， for which self-made Xinpi Tongtiao Shejing Formula （心脾同调摄精方） modified from Guipi Decoction （归脾汤） can be used. For deficiency of both heart and kidney， it is better to nourish the kidney and calm heart， calm the mind and consolidate essence with self-made Xinshen Liangzi Tianjing Formula （心肾两滋填精方） that modified from Shuilu Erxian Elixir （水陆二仙丹） and Wuzi Yanzong Pill （五子衍宗丸）. Prescriptions are used to treat the root by harmonizing the zang-fu organs， nourish the spirit by regulating qi and blood， and calm the mind by taking special medi-cinals， and they should be flexibly modified according to the disease.

GE Linyi's Experience in the Treatment of Ulcerative Colitis by Stages with the Method of Clearing / 中医杂志

This paper summarized the clinical experience of Professor GE Linyi in treating ulcerative colitis （UC） by stages with the method of clearing. Professor GE believes that the core pathogenesis of UC is dampness and heat in the intestines， and by taking the method of clearing as the basis， he proposed four methods for treatment of UC including clearing and transforming， clearing and dispersing，clearing and moisterning， clearing and nourishing. The pathogenesis of UC in its active stage is dampness and heat in the intestines， congestion and stagnation of qi and blood， and accumulation of stasis toxins， for which the treatment method is to clear and transform， accompanied by clearing and dispersing method. In terms of the clearing and transforming method， Bai Tou Weng Decoction （白头翁汤） combined with Haungqin （Radix Scutellariae）， Machixian （Herba Portulacae） and Pugongying （Herba Taraxaci） is taken as the basic prescription to clear and transform dampness and heat， cool blood， resolve toxins and stop dysentery. For the clearing and dispersing method， medicinals to rectify qi such as Chaihu （Radix Bupleuri）， Cuxiangfu （Vingar Rhizoma Cyperi）， Muxiang （Radix Aucklandiae）， Zhiqiao （Fructus Aurantii）， and Binlang （Semen Arecae）， as well as those to regulate blood such as Danggui （Radix Angelicae Sinensis）， Cebaiye （Cacumen Platycladi） and Diyutan （Radix Sanguisorbae Carbonisatus） are recommended. The pathogenesis of the remission stage is healthy qi depletion and lingering pathogen of dampness and heat stasis toxin in the intestines， for which the method of clearing and nourishing， clearing and moistening can be used； the latter is mainly for people with yin fluids injury， and self-made Qingrun Yichang Decoction （清润益肠汤） is recommended， while the former is for those with spleen and stomach weakness， and self-made Qingyang Jianpi Decoction （清养健脾汤） can be used.

Professor YAN Huimin's Experience in Pattern Identification and Treatment of Chest Tightness Variant Asthma in Children Based on the Method of Regulating Qi Movement / 中医杂志

To summarize the clinical experience of Professor YAN Huimin in pattern identification and treatment for chest tightness variant asthma in children with the method of regulating qi movement. It is believed that children's chest tightness variant asthma is mainly located in lungs and involves liver and spleen， and the core mechanism of the disease is disturbance of qi movement. On the basis of regulating qi， syndrome differentiation and treatment is conducted： for pattern of lung qi deficiency and cold， phlegm-fluid retention， the treatment is appropriate to tonify the lung and benefit qi， and warm phlegm-fluid， which commonly used in modified Yupingfeng Powder （玉屏风散） and Xiaoqinglong Decoction （小青龙汤）； for pattern of phlegm and qi binding constraint， the treatment is appropriate to soothe the liver and resolve constraint， and dissolve phlegm and dissipate masses， which commonly used in modified Banxia Houpo Decoction （半夏厚朴汤） and Jinlingzi Powder （金铃子散）； for pattern of qi deficiency and blood stasis， the treatment is appropriate to tonify the deficiency to reinforce healthy qi， and move qi to invigorate blood， which commonly used in modified Xuefu Zhuyu Decoction （血府逐瘀汤）. It is emphasised that during the treatment process， the developmental dynamics of the disease should be grasped， patterns and treat should be identified， and special attention to the changes of qi movement should be paid.

WANG Xinlu's Experience in Using Hongjingtian （Radix et Rhizoma Rhodiolae Crenulatae） in Clinical Practice / 中医杂志

This paper summarized professor WANG Xinlu's experience in clinical application of hongjingtian （Radix et Rhizoma Rhodiolae Crenulatae）. It is believed that hongjingtian is good at boosting qi and supplementing deficiency， moving qi and resolving constraint， invigorating blood and unblocking vessels， which can be widely used in various diseases caused by qi-blood disorders such as qi deficiency， qi constraint， and blood stasis. Hongjingtian is commonly used with jixueteng （Caulis Spatholobi） to boost qi and nourish blood， invigorate blood and unblock vessels， and together with yuzhizi （Fructus Akebiae） to regulate qi and invigorate blood， dissolve stasis and dissipate masses. According to the specific symptoms， hongjingtian can be flexibly combined with other medicinal herbs to prepare different experienced formulas， such as self-made Sanhong Yangxin Decoction （三红养心汤） for palpitation with qi deficiency and blood stasis syndrome， self-made Anfei Dingchuan Decoction （安肺定喘汤） for exacerbation of asthma with deficiency syndrome， self-made Honghu Jieyu Decoction （红胡解郁汤） for constraint syndrome of qi constraint and blood stasis， and self-made Shexue Chudian Decoction （摄血除癜汤） for idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura with qi deficiency failing to contain syndrome. For severe cases of coronavirus disease 2019 （COVID-19） with qi-yin desertion syndrome， hongjingtian is commonly used together with modified Shengmai Powder and Tingli Dazao Xiefei Decoction （生脉散合葶苈大枣泻肺汤）， and for those with yang qi external desertion syndrome， hongjingtian combined with shanyurou （Fructus Corni） and Shenfu Decoction （参附汤） is recommended. Moreover， long COVID-19 with healthy qi deficiency and pathogen lingering syndrome can be treated with self-made Xinguan Fuyu Decoction （新冠复愈汤）.

AI Rudi's Experience in Treating Acne with Triple Chinese Medicinal Groups Combined with Chinese Medicinal Mask / 中医杂志

To summarize the clinical experience of Professor AI Rudi in treating acne with triple Chinese medicinal groups combined with Chinese medicinal mask. It is believed that the pathogenesis and treatment of male and female acne are different. The key mechanism of male acne is the dysfunction of the "lung-spleen and stomach-large intestine" axis， and the method of three jiao differentiation should be used. Clinically， the triple Chinese medicinal group， Rendongteng （Lonicera japonica） - Qishe （Portulaca oleracea） - Shicangpu （Acorus gramineus）， can scatter wind to relieve heat， and diffuse and disperse upper jiao； group Baihua Sheshecao （Scleromitrion diffusum） - Baixianpi （Dictamnus dasycarpus） - Tanxiang （Santalum album） can clear heat and drain dampness， and regulate middle jiao； group Huaimi （Styphnolobium japonicum） - Juemingzi （Senna tora） - Baizhu （Atractylodes macrocephala） can tonify and moisten to unblock the lower jiao. The core mechanism of female acne is the imbalance of the function of the "liver and kidney- Tiangui （reproduction-stimulating essence， corresponds with the tenth heavenly stem） - Chong and ren" axis， and the method of staged tratment based on menstrual cycle should be used. Before the menstrual period， group Tusizi （Cuscuta chinensis） - Yujing （Curcuma longa） - Qianghuoyu （Hansenia forbesii） can tonify kidney and relax liver； during the menstrual period， group Chuanxiong （Rhizoma Ligustici Chuangxiong） - Yimucao （Leonurus japonicus）- Cansha （Bombycis Faeces） can invigorate blood and regulate menstrual flow； after the menstrual period， group Huangjing （Polygonatum sibiricum） - Shanyurou （Corni Fructus） - Roucongrong （Cistanche deserticola） can nourish blood， assist yang and boost yin. Meanwhile， we attached importance to the internal and external treatment. Based on the internal administration of traditional Chinese medicine， Chinese medicinal masks were used for external application， commonly used in self-prescribed Xianglian Jinhuang Powder （香连金黄散） combined with Huoxue Powder （活血散） as the prescription for Chinese medicinal mask.

ZHU Zongyuan's Experience on Treating Yin Essence Deficiency from Five Internal Organs / 中医杂志

This paper summarized Professor ZHU Zongyuan's clinical experience in applying the treatment method of nourishing yin. Professor ZHU attaches great importance to the guidance of traditional Chinese medicine classic theory to prescription. He is good at combining self-made empirical prescription with classical formulas， and applying the five treatment methods， including clearing and moistening lung yin with sweet-cold medicinals， nourishing stomach yin with sweet-cold medicinals， nourishing kidney yin with sweet-cold medicinals， enriching liver and subduing yang with normal salty medicinals， enriching and astringing heart yin with sour-cold medicinals. In addition， advocating the use of small doses of medicinals in groups can avoid the disadvantages of yin-nourishing medicinals encumbering the spleen and reduce the damage caused by long-term administration， but also easy to handle the cold-heat-warm-cool property of prescriptions， and ensure that the circulation of the qi movement when the five viscera's yin essence to be nourished.

ZHANG Yonghua's Theory of Emotion-Mind Pattern Differentiation and Clinical Application / 中医杂志

This article systematically described the background of the construction of Professor ZHANG Yonghua's theory of emotion-mind pattern identification， the theoretical basis and the ideas of pattern identification and treatment， and its application. The theory is guided by the concept of the unity of body and spirit， focusing on individual endowment and the characteristics of the seven emotions and five minds of the individual， especially the "vexation， constraint， consideration， frightening and sorrow" emotional symptoms， and adherence to the three core disease mechanism "qi， phlegm， fire"， then prescribed based on the patterns， which is suitable for treatment of emotion-mind diseases and related symptoms. For those with "fire" as the main disease mechanism， identify the manifestation of their emotion and mind： patients with impatience， violent rage mostly belong to excess fire， treated with Zhizi Chi Decoction （栀子豉汤）， Longdan Xiegan Decoction （龙胆泻肝汤）； patients with vexation， easy to anger， mostly belong to deficiency fire， treated with Huanglian Ejiao Decoction （黄连阿胶汤）； patients with vexation， constraint anger， mostly belong to constraint fire， treated with Danzhi Xiaoyao Powder （丹栀逍遥散）， Qinlian Wendan Decoction （芩连温胆汤）； patients with overjoy， usually due to exuberance of heart fire， or phlegm clouding the pericardium， treated with Wendan Decoction （温胆汤）， or Diankuang Mengxing Decoction （癫狂梦醒汤）. For those with "phlegm" as the main disease mechanism， accompanied by excessive consideration and thinking， treated with Wendan Decoction. For those with "qi" as the main disease mechanism， Ganmai Dazao Decoction （甘麦大枣汤） is the main treatment for shorter duration of disease， while Banxia Houpo Decoction （半夏厚朴汤） is the main treatment for longer duration of disease.

TU Jinwen's Experience in the Treatment of Severe Influenza Based on the “Heat Toxin Theory” / 中医杂志

To summarize Professor TU Jinwen's clinical experience in the treatment of severe influenza based on the “heat toxin theory”. He believed that “heat toxin” is the main disease mechanism of severe influenza， emphasized the pathogenesis process that toxin enters with the pathogenic qi， heat generates by the toxin， and changes initiate from the toxin， and proposed simultaneous treatment of warmth and toxin and combination of multiple methods as the treatment principles. Syndrome differentiation in clinic should combine with wei-qi-ying-blood. The disease in the early stage located in wei （defensive） and qi level， treated by clearing heat and resolving toxins， releasing the exterior and expelling pathogen， harmonizing the exterior and interior， dredging the bowels with diarrhea， and combining other methods to get rid of the heat and toxin， and modified Self-Prescribed Tuire No. 1 Formula （自拟退热1号方） is recommended； the disease in progression stage located in ying-blood， treated by relieving heat and resolving toxins， and clearing the ying level and cool the blood， with prescriptions as modified Self-Prescribed Tuire No. 1 Formula plus Qingying Decoction （清营汤）， or Xijiao Dihuang Decoction （犀角地黄汤）； the disease in the late stage with of yin fluid consumption， and heat toxin in the blood level， treated by eliminating heat and resolving toxins， and enriching yin and cooling the blood， with prescriptions as modified Shashen Maidong Decoction （沙参麦冬汤） and Zhuye Shigao Decoction （竹叶石膏汤）. At the same time， it is emphasised that heat-clearing and fire-draining method and harmonising methods are important， and that dispelling pathogen should not injure healthy qi， and that the selection of prescriptions and medicines need consider syndrome differentiation and treatment.

PENG Peichu's Experience in Staged Differentiation and Treatment of Prostate Cancer / 中医杂志

This paper summarized Professor PENG Peichu's experience in the differentiation and treatment of prostate cancer in three phases and four stages. It is considered that prostatic cancer is categorized into root deficiency and branch excess， with depletion of healthy qi as the root， and the accumulation of cancer toxin as the minifestation. Clinical diagnosis and treatment of prostatic cancer can be divided into three phases and four stages according to the exuberance and decline of pathogenic and healthy qi and the changes of deficiency and excess of yin and yang. In the initial accumulation phase of cancer toxin （yang excess stage）， the key pathogenesis is the accumulation of dampness， heat and static blood， and internal generation of cancer toxin， and the treatment should be resolving toxins， fighting cancer and dispelling yang excess. In the phase of healthy qi deficiency and toxin accumulation （yin deficiency stage）， with the lung and kidney yin deficiency， dampness， heat and static toxin accumulation as the key pathogenesis， the treatment should be centered on mutual generation between metal and water to nourish kidney yin， supplemented with the method of clearing heat and draining dampness， activating blood and resolving toxins， for which self-made Nanbei Formula（南北方）is usually used. In the phase of yang deficiency and cold stagnation （yang deficiency stage and yin excess stage）， with the spleen and kidney yang deficiency， cold dampness stagnation， static heat and toxin accumulation as the key pathogenesis， the treatment should be warming and tonifying spleen and kidney to dissipate cold accumulation； for deficiency of both yin and yang， and excess pathogen obstruction， modified Yanghe Decoction（阳和汤） is recommended， while for yang deficiency， cold congealing and blood stasis， self-made Wenshen Sanjie Formula（温肾散结方） can be used， and for cold dampness binding with cancer toxin， and cold complex with heat， self-made Quanan Formula （泉安方） is advised.