| Professor Qigeqitu is a famous and experienced Mongolian medicine expert in Inner Mongolia, and even in China. He is a well-known Mongolian medical scientist and the national outstanding teacher. Born in Hinggan League in 1942, Qigeqigetu entered the Inner Mongolian Medical College in 1959. He has worked in many places in Inner Mongolia such as Alashan League, Tongliao and Hohhot for more than 50 years, and has accumulated rich experiences in clinic, teaching and research. In terms of clinical experience, during his seven-year work in the basic level hospitals, as a general medical practitioner, he has accumulated unique clinical experience in diagnosis and treatment of diseases in internal medicine, surgery, gynecology and pediatrics, which has laid a solid foundation for his clinic and teaching practice. In the aspect of teaching, during his more than 30-year service in the higher education, he has compiled more than 20 Mongolian Medicine Textbook for higher education such as Internal Medicine in Mongolian Medicine, Doctrine of Epidemic Febrile Disease in Mongolian Medicine, Pediatrics in Mongolian Medicine as the deputy editor-in-chief. He has also been elected as the national outstanding teacher, and has made an important contribution to the cause of Mongolian Medicine Education. In terms of scientific research, he has independently compiled Simplified Mongolian Medicine, and compiled Theories in Mongolian Medicine, Modern Mongolian Medicine, Internal Medicine in Mongolian Medicine as editor-in-chief. Among them, the book named Theories in Mongolian Medicine has filled the gap in Mongolian medicine, and has been chosen as the textbook for the undergraduate education in Mongolian medicine. He has also participated in the compilation of the Chinese edition of the books like The Encyclopedia of Chinese Medicine: Mongolian Medicine, The Encyclopedia of Chinese Nations:Volume Five, The Dictionary of Chinese Minorities’Culture:Eastern Inner Mongolian, The Dictionary of Chinese and Mongolian Names and Terms, The Mongolian Dictionary, The Yellow River Medical Notes, The Overview of Mongolian studies in China. Moreover, he has published more than 40 academic papers in various scholarly journals, which have received great attention from numerous scholars in the academic field of the Mongolian Medicine and sociology, and has made certain influence in countries like Mongolia.In order to inherit professor Qigeqitu’s clinical experiences and academic principles, the author of the present paper has been lucky enough to be chosen as the Academic Successor of the Fifth National Famous Old Mongolian Medicine Doctors. After 3-year of diligent study with the guidance of professor Qigeqitu, I have researched and collated professor Qigeqitu’s medical records, academic works, teaching plan, research materials, oral notes. Based on the above mentioned work, I have concluded his following five main academic principles, five kinds of disease that he is good at curing, and the unique clinical experience of applying the Mongolian medicine named Wuzum-7 flavored powder for artery-hei-disease (cardiac neurosis). Professor Qigeqitu’s five main academic principles are followings:(1) he is the first person to put forward the Mongolian medicine’s clinical diagnosis and treatment principle of "the base disorder syndrome differentiation"; (2) he puts forward the unique academic view of "the theory of five elements of the body"; (3) he advocates the principle of the clinical diagnosis and treatment with the combination of Mongolian-Western medicine; (4) he has first compiled the higher education textbook named Theories in Mongolian Medicine; (5) he has a unique understanding of "the overall view theory of Mongolian medicine". The five clinical diseases that he is good at curing are artery-hei-disease (cardiac neurosis), digestive disease (gastritis), pulmones typhoid fever (bronchitis, pneumonia, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease), sebhei (acne), hypertensive disease.The present study made a clinical research on the unique clinical experience of professor Qigeqitu’s application of the Mongolian medicine Wuzum-7 for artery-hei-disease (cardiac neurosis). The aim of the present study:to observe the clinical efficacy and safety of the Mongolian medicine Wuzum-7’s as the therapy for the artery-hei-disease (cardiac neurosis). The research methods of the present study:to choose 60 patients with artery-hei-disease (cardiac neurosis) and to divide them randomly into control group and treatment group. The 30 patients in the treatment group take the Mongolian medicine Wuzum-7 flavored powder 3 times a day; the 30 patients in the control group take the oyzanol tablets 10mg 3 times a day. The two groups of patients’ Mongolian medicine symptoms and physical signs are observed before and after the treatment for 3 weeks. The results of the study:(1) The integral comparison of the two groups’Mongolian medicine symptoms:the treatment group is significantly better than the control group (P (0.05); (2) The evaluation of therapeutic effects of the Mongolian medicine symptoms: treatment group has 2 healing cases,6 effectual cases,20 improving cases,2 ineffective cases and with the total effective rate of 93.3%; the control group has 1 healing cases,3 effectual cases,19 improving cases,7 ineffective cases and with the total effective rate of 76.6%, and the two groups are significantly different (P (0.05) in statistics. (3) Both groups have no obvious adverse reaction. Conclusion:The application of the Mongolian medicine Wuzum-7 flavored powder for artery-hei-disease (cardiac neurosis) has the following results:(1) it has the definite therapeutic effect and safe enough to be promoted. The medicine has an obvious improvement on the clinical symptoms of the artery-hei-disease (cardiac neurosis) such as irritability, palpitation, insomnia, chest distress. It is better than oyzanol tablets and safe. (2) The clinical application of the Mongolian medicine Wuzum-7 flavored powder is further broadened and has added a new indication. The Mongolian medicine Wuzum-7 flavored powder is not only a main medicine for curing pulmones typhoid fever, but also is a good therapy for curing the artery-hei-disease (cardiac neurosis). (3) The present study puts forward a new therapy for the artery-hei-disease (cardiac neurosis) in Mongolian medicine, and becomes the another example of "homotherapy for heteropathy" of Mongolian medicine in the clinical diagnosis and treatment for diseases. |
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