Rural Chinese Medicine Li Maoyang

Chapter 367 Another New Year's Eve
"I heard that Director Zhou's pulse diagnosis is very good? Did you ever learn from Gao Jinshu, a master of traditional Chinese medicine?"

Li Maoyang met Zhou Muyang's gaze and asked without answering.

This is what he heard after he came to Bashi Hospital.

Although Zhou Muyang did not make any brilliant achievements in Chinese medicine treatment, he is very famous in pulse diagnosis, and has the title of "Humanoid CT" in Bashi Hospital.

When Zhou Muyang heard Li Maoyang's rhetorical question, his eyes flickered and he smiled.

This kid Li Maoyang looks dumbfounded, but he is actually very monkey-like. It is obvious that he wants to exchange skills with him, Zhou Muyang.

That's right, Zhou Muyang is indeed good at pulse diagnosis, and he did learn from Gao Jinshu, a master of traditional Chinese medicine who is now nearly [-] years old in Northern Xinjiang Province.

However, Gao Jinshu is from Mongolian medicine. Although Mongolian medicine places great emphasis on pulse diagnosis, its pulse diagnosis methods are quite different from traditional Chinese medicine.

The pulse diagnosis site in Mongolian medicine is the pulsation of the radial artery on the palm of the wrist, and this section of artery is divided into three parts: Cun, Gan and Cha.

When cutting the pulse, it is necessary to carefully measure with different finger forces, touch the skin inch by inch, touch the flesh with sweetness, and press the bone with inspection.

Through pulse diagnosis, Mongolian medicine distinguishes three elements, cold and heat, as well as changes in Tibetan phenomena, the rise and fall of qi and blood, etc.

It is said that there is such a big difference in pulse diagnosis techniques between Chinese and Mongolian medicine, Zhou Muyang, who studied Chinese medicine, learned from Gao Jinshu, that is really nonsense.

But Zhou Muyang reflected on the pulse diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine from the pulse diagnosis of Mongolian medicine, seeking common ground while reserving differences, looking for insights, and even made a great breakthrough in his pulse diagnosis of traditional Chinese medicine!

From this point of view, Zhou Muyang is really a strange person!

"Haha, Dr. Li, all my thoughts on pulse diagnosis have been published in papers. If Dr. Li is interested, I can show Dr. Li my papers."

Zhou Muyang laughed.

Li Maoyang shook his head with a smile and said, "Of course I want to read Dr. Zhou's papers, but I would like to read related notes and medical records that Dr. Zhou kept privately, which are very personal things."

He has tasted the sweetness of Kuang Wenqi's many trivial notes and medical records, and now he likes to look for other people's personal notes and medical records.

He feels that these things and the things published in the papers are sometimes completely different.

"Ah? This, it's not that I'm stingy, the key is that those things are too trivial and scattered, and outsiders may not be able to understand them." Zhou Muyang said in surprise.

"I don't understand, can I still ask you for advice?" Li Maoyang smiled, "Come on, let's add a WeChat friend, and I will send you my recent insights on acupuncture."

Zhou Muyang heard this, and quickly added WeChat friends with Li Maoyang.

Then Li Maoyang did not hesitate to send his recent insights into acupuncture, especially when learning and comprehending Qizhi acupuncture techniques, to Zhou Muyang.

This is probably tens of thousands of words.

"To tell you the truth, Doctor Zhou, I only realized the technique of Qi Zhi Acupuncture recently. It was only when I met Professor Kuang Wenqi from Kyoto, and after his instruction, I realized it.

My understanding of acupuncture is the only thing that is useful to you. It used to be a note of comprehension, which should be of no use to you, and it is a waste of your time.

But your understanding of pulse diagnosis should have been more than ten years, I hope to see all the notes and insights in this regard. "

This is Chi Guoguo's request.

He, Li Maoyang, is not a guy who is willing to suffer. He will feel that he has suffered even if he does not take advantage of technical exchanges.

"Haha, that's fine, as long as you, Dr. Li, don't find it annoying." Zhou Muyang laughed.

As he spoke, he immediately got up, and after operating the computer in his office, he sent Li Maoyang all his experience and experience on pulse diagnosis stored in it for more than ten years, and also sent related papers he had published to Li Maoyang. .

After the exchange, the three sat down to drink tea and chat for a while.

Qiao Guoguo looked at Zhou Muyang curiously and said, "Director Zhou, I heard that you can diagnose a patient with a tumor by means of pulse diagnosis?"

Although she studied Chinese medicine, she had always been skeptical about such a miraculous technique of pulse diagnosis.

"I have indeed accurately diagnosed the patient's condition several times." Zhou Muyang smiled, and then looked at Li Maoyang, "But you don't tell lies in front of people, in fact, it is difficult to accurately determine this kind of thing by pulse diagnosis alone. You have to rely on the other three diagnoses, and even add another palpation to make a judgment."

Li Maoyang said with a smile: "A patient's tumor can be accurately diagnosed only by pulse diagnosis, but I have always been skeptical about this.

Because theoretically speaking, among the four diagnostic methods of traditional Chinese medicine, none of the diagnoses is absolute.

Take the pulse diagnosis as an example, the pulse condition has a smooth pulse that matches the pulse syndrome, and a reverse pulse with the opposite pulse syndrome.

Therefore, it is a false proposition to diagnose patients with tumors and other accurate physical conditions from pulse diagnosis alone.

Those so-called really judged that there is a tumor in the patient's body just by pulse diagnosis, or consciously or unconsciously mixed some other diagnostic content, and then made a comprehensive judgment to draw a conclusion.

For example, even if a doctor does not ask a patient, he can still observe and smell the patient while taking pulse diagnosis?
Therefore, in general, among the four diagnosis methods, one should not be partial, nor should a diagnosis be made on a patient based on only one diagnosis.

Because among the four diagnoses, assuming that any one diagnosis is only 70% accurate, then only when the four diagnoses add up to each other can the accuracy rate reach more than 90%. An extremely skilled doctor may also reach 99%. the exact probability of . "

clap clap clap...

After Li Maoyang finished speaking, Zhou Muyang couldn't help clapping his hands: "Doctor Li is so right!
Ha, Dr. Li, I originally thought that you might be so amazing and powerful in seeing a doctor just because of... Haha, to tell you something you might not like to hear, I really thought it might be because you have something magical about you!

It turns out that you really have a solid medical foundation and theoretical foundation! "

Li Maoyang laughed after hearing this: "I still have a little inspiration for seeing a doctor, but I really don't know how to explain it. Sometimes when I am seeing a doctor, inspiration suddenly comes to my mind.

Sometimes I suspect that I may be a reborn person, or a person with Su Hui as people often say. Maybe I was a very good doctor in my previous life. Brought here. "

He is just in his early twenties. Since this year, he has achieved so many brilliant medical achievements in less than a year. To "tell a little bit of the truth", it's also easier for people to accept.

Sure enough, Zhou Muyang looked at Li Maoyang deeply and said, "Really?"

Li Maoyang nodded: "I do have this kind of inspiration that I don't understand myself, but it doesn't always appear, so sometimes I will act a little stupid when I see a doctor."

Zhou Muyang nodded and smiled after hearing this: "You have made me feel more balanced by saying that, haha, otherwise your medical records would make us seem too useless! Haha!"

……

The two chatted and laughed in such a harmonious atmosphere for a while, and soon became a pair of year-end friends who hated seeing each other.

When Li Maoyang and Qiao Guoguo came out of Zhou Muyang's office to go back to the Department of Cardiology, Zhou Muyang sent them straight to the Buzou stairs, and told him several times that he should come to their Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine when he was free these two days. Come sit down.

　The second update today.3 chapters plus more are owed.The remaining 48.88 meters are rewarded and 27 monthly tickets.

　　There have been a lot of things recently, confusion, and Cave, and various situations, so I can only go to the normal two-upper-one stage.But I will rule out difficulties to recover.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)