Puji Fang [Siku Version]

Volumes 1 to 5 of this book are about the square pulse; Volumes 6 to 12 are about luck; Volumes 13 to 43 are about the internal organs; Volumes 44 to 86 are about the body shape, which are divided into nine doors including head, face, ears, nose, mouth, tongue, teeth, and eyes; Volumes 87 to 271 are about various diseases, which are divided into There are thirty-nine chapters on important diseases such as typhoid, seasonal qi, febrile diseases, miscellaneous treatments, food treatments, and milk stones. Volumes 272 to 315 cover sores and swellings, which are divided into sores, carbuncles, scrofulas, galls, wounds, plasters, etc. Various diseases and syndromes are first described in medical treatises, followed by treatment methods, and other items. The scientific and therapeutic methods are extremely rich; Volumes 316 to 357 are for women, which are divided into four categories: women's diseases, pregnancy diseases, postpartum diseases and childbirth difficulties; Volumes 358 to 408 are for infants, which first contain pediatric diagnostic methods, followed by newborn care methods and common diseases. The treatments for acne, convulsions and other diseases are relatively detailed; Volumes 409 to 426 are about acupuncture, with the first chapter being a general introduction, and containing the "Preface" and "Songs" of famous acupuncture books of the past dynasties, as well as an overview of acupoint selection, reinforcing and purging methods, as well as acupuncture treatments for meridians and acupoints and various syndromes. This book is a collection of prescriptive texts written before the 15th century, summarizing the medical experience before the Ming Dynasty. In addition to extensive quotations from medical books of the past dynasties, it also includes other relevant records such as biographies, miscellanies, and Taoist and Tibetan Buddhist texts. It not only makes an important contribution to the history of prescriptions, but also preserves many lost works of famous doctors from the Song and Yuan Dynasties, and is of great reference value for clinical treatment.