[<i>ZHANG Ren</i>'s academic characteristics of acupuncture for refractory eye diseases in modern times with "homotherapy for heteropathy"].

This paper introduces the academic characteristics of Professor <i>ZHANG Ren</i> in treatment with acupuncture for refractory eye diseases in modern times, guided by "homotherapy for heteropathy" (same therapy for different diseases sharing the same pathogenesis). The refractory eye diseases in modern times include a variety of conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, high myopia and its complications, dry eye, cortical visual impairment and genetic eye diseases. The same therapy is used because these diseases share the similar location and pathogenesis. Professor <i>ZHANG</i> optimizes the methods of acupoint selection and provides the comprehensive prescriptions, "basic prescription, prescription based on disease differentiation, and supplementary prescription". A variety of acupuncture manipulation techniques are operated in clinical practice, such as compound needling methods, penetration needling, manipulations for promoting <i>qi</i> movement and conducting <i>qi</i> flow. "Early, regular and persistent" treatment is the common requirement with "the same acupoints, the same prescription and the same acupuncture method" as well as at "the same time". It is also proposed that the treatment should be provided flexibly according to the different symptoms, "identifying the differences within similarities".

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2025-09-12
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https://doi.org/10.13703/j.0255-2930.20240812-k0002
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Acupuncture Treatment Research Studies
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Abstract

This paper introduces the academic characteristics of Professor <i>ZHANG Ren</i> in treatment with acupuncture for refractory eye diseases in modern times, guided by "homotherapy for heteropathy" (same therapy for different diseases sharing the same pathogenesis). The refractory eye diseases in modern times include a variety of conditions such as glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, high myopia and its complications, dry eye, cortical visual impairment and genetic eye diseases. The same therapy is used because these diseases share the similar location and pathogenesis. Professor <i>ZHANG</i> optimizes the methods of acupoint selection and provides the comprehensive prescriptions, "basic prescription, prescription based on disease differentiation, and supplementary prescription". A variety of acupuncture manipulation techniques are operated in clinical practice, such as compound needling methods, penetration needling, manipulations for promoting <i>qi</i> movement and conducting <i>qi</i> flow. "Early, regular and persistent" treatment is the common requirement with "the same acupoints, the same prescription and the same acupuncture method" as well as at "the same time". It is also proposed that the treatment should be provided flexibly according to the different symptoms, "identifying the differences within similarities".

PubMedVol. 45(9)
Historical Archives (HU), Shanghai Xuhui Central Hospital (CN), CM Hospital (KR), People's Liberation Army 411 Hospital (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 61%
Acupuncture Treatment Research Studies
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