臟象論과 魚鳥走甲類에 대한 고찰

• Published in: 동의생리병리학회지 Vol. 23; no. 1; pp. 34 - 40
• Main Authors: 김종원(Jong Won Kim), 전수형(Soo Hyung Jun), 지규용(Gyu Yong Ji), 김경철(Kyung Chul Kim), 이인선(In Sun Lee), 이광영(Kwang Young Lee), 김규곤(Kyu Kon Kim), 이용태(Yong Tae Lee)
• Format: Journal Article
• Language: Korean
• Published: 한의병리학회 01.02.2009
• Subjects: 한의학
• ISSN: 1738-7698; 2288-2529

After a research on appearance diagnosis and fish, bird, horse, and turtle types, this study concluded as following. Appearance diagnosis is a technique that exams five jang organs by color and shape of eye, nose, mouth, and ear. Four HyungSang types-including fish, bird, horse and turtle types-are evaluated upon the external shape that are created while type of seed changes. Appearance diagnosis focuses on five jang organs. Four HyungSang types focus on external shape, but are eventually related to five jang organs. Thus, two different techniques possess a point in common; five jang organs. The assignment of nose, eye, ear and mouth to the Five elements varies between two techniques. On the viewpoint of formation, appearance diagnosis assigns them to metal-water-wood-fire-earth and movement, and four HyungSang types do to wood-fire-earth-metal-water and constitution. On the viewpoint of body/use and static/dynamic, appearance diagnosis assigns them to metal-water-wood-fire-earth and constitution, and four HyungSang types do to wood-fire-earth-metal-water and movement. If nose, eye, ear, and mouth are assigned by on four HyungSang types, which are based on external shape, the assignment can be utilized in diagnosis. If, however, they are assigned by appearance diagnosis, it can be focus on treatment. Five jang organs and six fu organs are affected by internal conditions because they are located inside of human body, while four HyungSang types are affected by external conditions because it deals with external shape. If a disease occurs in the developed part of the body, it would be difficult to be cured because four HyungSang types depend on external shapes. KCI Citation Count: 1