• The Journal of Korean Medical History
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• v.16 no.1
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• pp.169-176
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• 2003

"So A Eui Bang", written by Choi Kyuheon, was first published in 1912 at Kwang Hak Seo Po. There are four different editions of So A Eui Bang of three different publishing company. In this study, I reveal that Kwang Hak Seo Po's edition is the original work of the author and present each edition's different characters by comparing each other.

• Journal of Korean Medical classics
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• v.19 no.2 s.33
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• pp.179-195
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• 2006

의약학적존재화발전인소유내재인소(?約學的存在和發展因素有內在因素), 내재인소리유학문본신적특수이론계통(內在因素里有學問本身的特殊理論系統), 함유혼풍부적과학의의(涵有婚豊富的科學意義), 임상치료효과(臨床治療效果), 병인적신뢰등(病人的信賴等). 외재인소리유정치(外在因素里有政治), 정책(政策), 경제(經濟), 문화방면등등(文化方面等等). 저반인소중의학정책적영향시최직접화결정성적(著般因素中?學政策的影向是最直接和決定性的). 병차의학정책적직접인소리유의약방면유관적제도(幷且?學政策的直接因素里有?約方面有?的制度), 정책(政策), 법평등(法平等), 간접인소리유국가전장제도(間接因素里有國家典章制度), 국가방침화정책등(國歌方針和政策等). 재고대봉건사회상정책적개념시국가(在古代封建社會上政策的槪念是國家), 정당재특정역사시기상위료실현노선화임무(政?在特定歷史時期上爲了悉現路善和任務), 규정적행동준칙(規定的行動准則), 비여선황제적소(比如宣皇帝的沼), 령(領), 칙(勅), 유급정부적각중정령등(愉及政府的各?政領等). 본논문시대한한의학원전학회지상기고적(本論文是大韓韓?學原典學會指上寄稿的)[관우진한시기의정사연구(?于秦漢時基?政史硏究)]상여천명(上如闡明), 통과화중국량준교수공동연구적연속적연구결과(通過和中國梁畯敎授共同硏究的連續的硏究結果). 지우위진남북조시기적의정사(至于魏晉南北朝試期的?政史), 논자관우위진남북조정치개요(?者?于魏晉南北朝政治槪要), 의약정책(?約政策), 의정조직적초보구조(?政組織的初步柩?), 의약정책화의약발전관계(?約政策和?約發展關系), 관우의정평가와형성원인등분성오개방면후(?于?政?伽和形成原因等分成五介方面后), 진행연구병정리보고기결과(進行硏究幷整理報告基結果).

• The Journal of Korean Medical History
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• v.17 no.1
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• pp.163-176
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• 2004

This study is on the characteristics of SoAUiBang(小兒醫方-pediatrics). Through this study, the characteristics of SoAUiBang(小兒醫方-pediatrics) can be organized as the following: First of all, with the issue of first edition and authorship, SoAUiBang(小兒醫方-pediatrics) was written by MongAm(夢菴) ChaeGyuHeon(崔奎憲), and it is definite that it was first published in 1912 at GwangHakSeoPo(廣學書鋪) Secondly, the fact that SoAUiBang(小兒醫方-pediatrics) shows clear distinction in various aspects from previous pediatrics books has great academic value. As such, SoAUiBang(小兒醫方-pediatrics) maintained the form of Oriental Medicine and at the same time, took in the changes of the times.

• The Journal of Pediatrics of Korean Medicine
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• v.34 no.2
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• pp.1-39
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• 2020

Objectives The purpose of this study is to compare prescriptions of gastrointestinal diseases from Soauibang and Donguibogam, by analyzing the prescription formula of the herbal medicines that were added or removed in Soauibang. This process will also help to analyze the view of disease states of the authors from Soauibang and Donguibogam, based on the results. Methods 122 prescriptions for gastrointestinal diseases from Soauibang were selected and analyzed based on indications. The difference between the contents of the prescriptions from Soauibang and Donguibogam were analyzed. Results According to the Soauibang prescriptions, the herb that rectifies Qi, which releases the exterior and transform dampness were frequently added in the prescription. Conclusions The author of the Soauibang frequently used herbs that rectifies Qi and a root of Zingiber officinale Roscoe to improve digestive function, and use less of the Zizyphus jujube and Glycyrrhiza uralensis, which can cause digestive disorders when used excessively. in the prescription formula for the gastrointestinal diseases.

• Journal of Korean Medical classics
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• v.19 no.4
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• pp.27-61
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• 2006

수당오대적대근의학발전유소적정책(隨唐五代적代근의學발展有소的政策), 기구(기구), 제도등축점완비료(制度等逐漸完비了). 저시기유정부발전의학교육적정책치득의정적공적(저時期由政府발展의學교育的政策値得의政的功적). 정규의학교육적방면상몰치전과의(定規의學교育的方面上몰置전科의), 안배교육과정(安排교育과程), 임용고시등구비구비료의학교적규모(任用考시等具비具비了의學교的規模), 영외발전료지방의학교육화의학보급(영外발展了地方의學보育和의學普及). 방포의방화지방요로상다착처방적조시백성의료제공방변(방布의方和地方要路上다着처方的조百姓의료提供方便), 야영향료의학화신적보급(也影향了의學和신的普及). 저시기의정상최현저적성과시제고본초학적지위적(저時期의政上最현著的成果是提高本草學的地位的). 태의서내설치료의학교육동시설치료전문약학교육(太의署內設置了의學교育同時설置了전문葯學교育). 이차정부이편수본초학적병반포전국위최초적약전(而且政府以編수本草學籍幷반布全국위最初的葯典). 저시기유정부법제화료의약관리방면적야시대대수획(저時期由政府法制化了의葯管理方面的也是大大收획). 수당이전몰형성의약관리화유소제도(隨唐以前沒形成의葯管理和有소制度), 규모(規模). 의생근거일정적법률근환자관계병엄가구관자기(의生根据一定的法律근患者관系幷엄可拘管自己). 수당오대의정흔다방면상탁유성효(隨唐五代의政흔多方面上卓有成效), 단시궁정의약기구적규모흔방대(但是宮廷의葯기구的規模흔방大), 인원과잉(人員과剩), 역궁정의관수공제(亦宮廷의官受控制), 불능발휘자기적능력(不能발揮自己的能力). 야불능발전위백성적의약기구(也不能발展위百姓的의葯기구). 인위정부불태중시의학(因위政府不太重시의學), 소이의생적지위잉시불고(所以의生的地位仍是不高). 나취시저시기의정적결점(那就是저시期의政的缺点).

• The Journal of Dong Guk Oriental Medicine
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• v.9
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• pp.155-163
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• 2000

Shanghanlun and Jinguiyaolue has the analogous text by the rate of 10.8% and 11.3% respectively. And We have found that 63.9% of them are very similar by the analysis on the analogous text. It is supposed that the Books are originated by same source. So we suggest that the analogous text is very important to understand the relationship of the Books.

• The Journal of Pediatrics of Korean Medicine
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• v.24 no.1
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• pp.65-76
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• 2010

Objectives In the later period of Choseon dynasty, korean pediatrics became a pivot part of medicine. SoAUiBang was the most important book in that era. DongEuiBoGam was the most widely read of all oriental medicine books and published in early days of the Choseon dynasty. Therefore, this comparative study on the prescription and formation of SoAUiBang and DongEuiBoGam could be a useful way to understand SoAUiBang's characteristics. Methods This study was based on SoAUiBang and DongEuiBoGam, two literatures of oriental medicine. Results 1. Formation of SoAUiBang had a similar aspect with that of DongEuiBoGam's and enlarged the area of pediatrics by featuring general medical books. However, its formation did not follow the DongEuiBoGam's, but had its unique formation. It tried to include all diseases of pediatrics in the system of DongEuiBoGam. Plus, smallpox and measles belonged to the epidemic diseases were excluded from the area of pediatrics. 2. Comparing SoAUiBang's prescription of some important diseases with DongEuiBoGam's, it was almost a prescription based on DongEuiBoGam's prescription. However, adjustment of herbs and dosages could not be found in any oriental medicine books including DongEuiBoGam. Conclusions SoAUiBang maintained the traditional Oriental medicine based on author's scholarly creativeness. In addition, it also inherited the lineage of medicine in Korea along with the pedigree of DongEuiBoGam. Therefore, SoAUiBang should be re-evaluated as a medicine book that opened a new field of pediatric and had great academic values.

• Journal of Korean Medical classics
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• v.25 no.1
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• pp.173-196
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• 2012

Object : From the ancient times, the importance of childbirth has been well recognized by Korean Traditional Medicine. Numeral methods have been developed to ease the labor process and keep the mother and child healthy from conception to labor. Bulsusan(佛手散) is one of the main remedies to healthy labor in KTM, both widely known and applied as well. Method : This paper examines the labor theory and practice of KTM focused on Bulsusan which is composed of Angelica gigas Nakai(當歸) and Cnidium officinale MAKINO(川芎). Result : 1. From the ancient times until the Q$\bar{i}$ng period, much attention was placed to the handling of the placenta, as it was conceived as bearing much relation to the health of the mother and her fate, and thus included in the labor process. 2. There was a recognition of the 'birth pulse[離經脈]', an intense change in the pulse that presents itself prior to somatic signs of labor. 3. There were numerous prescriptions that were administered beforehand to ease the process. They are mostly constituted with medicinals that nurture Gi(氣) and stimulate its flow, which in turn makes the fetus firm and reduces the volume, easing the labor process. 4. The medical practice of labor-induction was called 'Choesaeng(催生)'. The prescriptions which functioned as such were mostly constituted with blood medicinals such as Angelica gigas Nakai and Cnidium officinale MAKINO, those which nurture both Gi(氣) and blood, and medicinals that physically lubricate the labor pathway such as honey, oil and Talcum(滑石). Conclusion : Bulsusan can be used in most problems concerning pregnancy and labor, and cases of emergency blood loss due to injury. The term 'bulsu(佛手)' infers to the medical ability of the great doctor who takes care of major blood-loss situations resulting from discharge of dead fetus, cesarean delivery, etc. The prescription name takes after this meaning, as it deals with similar conditions in its effect.

• The Journal of Korean Medical History
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• v.31 no.1
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• pp.123-134
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• 2018

Today, knowledge itself has become a resource which must be protected by the pertinent community of its contributors and users, from being manipulated or distorted by third-party players. The preservation of knowledge in relationship to the cultural context of its origins, has been recognized by international organizations intent on maintaining authentic voice and perspective. Globally, the WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) organizes the annual IGC (Intergovernmental Committee) meeting to address various issues associated with each country's utilization of intellectual and bio source property. Korean Medicine is the official name for the traditional medicine that has been inherited from the cultures of the Korean Peninsula. It is one of the four practices of East Asian Medicine including Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) from China, Kampo Medicine of Japan, and Sino-Vietnamese Medicine in Vietnam. As a cultural treasure representing centuries of evolving knowledge, Korean Medicine is protected under intellectual property rights afforded by WIPO, and must be understood in relationship to, and distinct from, TCM. It is understood that China has a strong political purpose to claim all the traditional medicines of the East Asian region under the name of TCM, including Korean Medicine. In fact TCM was authorized as the representative name for all East Asian medicine by decisions made by the ISO (International Standard Organization) in 2015. This paper proposes a pilot study on how to protect the intellectual property of Korean Medicine from efforts by China to claim it under the umbrella of TCM. Using the Uibang Yuchui (醫方類聚, Classified Collection of Medical Formulas) this paper suggests establishing a Database of UBYC, which was published in 1477 by the Joseon Korea government. UBYC was the reorganized version of contemporary East Asian medical sources, and has already hundreds of year's rich indigenous and culturally specific medical history of Korea, from which Korean Medicine has been built.

• Korean Journal of Poultry Science
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• v.44 no.3
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• pp.173-179
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• 2017

This study investigated the effect of bamboo salt (BS) on body gain, feed intake, meat composition, and blood characteristics of broiler chicks. BS was processed by roasting salt at $1,200{\sim}1,300^{\circ}C$ in a bamboo container, with the open end plugged with red clay. In total, 120 broiler chicks were assigned to four treatments. Each treatment was triplicated, with 10 chicks in each treatment group. The supplementation levels of the three BS-treated feeds were 0.1, 0.2, and 0.3%. Body weight gain slightly increased in broiler chicks fed diets supplemented with BS compared to that of the control during the overall test period. However, no significant differences were observed among treatments. Feed intake was also not significantly different among treatments. Feed efficiency was significantly (p<0.05) improved in broiler chicks fed diets supplemented with BS compared to that of the control. Body weight gain was more positively affected by the dietary BS supplement at the beginning of the experimental period than toward the end. Water intake was positively correlated with the dietary 0.3% BS level (p<0.05). Breast meat composition and cholesterol levels were also not affected by BS supplementation. The total protein, albumin, glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase (GOT), glutamic-pyruvic transaminase (GPT), and total cholesterol levels in the blood were not significantly different among treatments.