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The Investigation on the Relationship Between the Channel System and Viscera by Observing the Subcutaneous Hemorrhagic Bands along the Courses of Channels

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- The Investigation on the Relationship Between the Channel System and Viscera by Observing the Subcutaneous Hemorrhagic Bands along the Courses of Channels
- Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion Issue 1, Pages: 27-30(1981)
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  北京市第六医院
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The Investigation on the Relationship Between the Channel System and Viscera by Observing the Subcutaneous Hemorrhagic Bands along the Courses of Channels[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1981, (1): 27-30.
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The Investigation on the Relationship Between the Channel System and Viscera by Observing the Subcutaneous Hemorrhagic Bands along the Courses of Channels[J]. Chinese Acupuncture and Moxibustion, 1981, (1): 27-30. DOI：

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循经出血带是一种可见的经络现象。就目前已经见到的可见的经络现象大体可分两类:一类为自发者(包括内脏诱发)

如循经皮肤病;一类为激发者

即刺激经穴产生一过性之红线、皮丘带、以及262医院报告的循经出血带等。作者临床发现一例溶血性贫血伴随内脏损害自动发生的循经出血带病人

今将其发病过程、临床特征及经络检查结果分述如下。

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