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- Follow “Nei Jing” to Probe Channels and Lymphatics
- Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion Issue 4, Pages: 34-37(1986)
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  上海针灸经络研究所
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- Published：1986
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Follow “Nei Jing” to Probe Channels and Lymphatics[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1986, (4): 34-37.
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摘要

近代在经络的研究中

一些学者认为经络的形态基础是"脉"

而认为络脉是包含有静脉的。但对经脉的认识看法不一

仅就脉管而言

倾向于认为经脉是或部分是动脉。然而现代医学中表明人体上存在着三种主要脉管:动脉、静脉和淋巴管;那末古代医家对此有何认识呢?

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