中医临床研究2026，Vol.18Issue(7)：139-142,4.DOI:10.3969/j.issn.1674-7860.2026.07.024
基于"厥阴为阖"理论探讨"肝经-腺体病"
A discussion on"liver meridian-glandular diseases"based on the theory of"Jueyin governing closure"
摘要
Abstract
The thyroid,breast,ovary(uterus),prostate,and liver(gallbladder)are critical glands/organs in the human body,which establish intimate connections with the liver meridian of foot-Jueyin(厥阴)(LR)through multiple dimensions,including direct meridian circulation,indirect interconnections,functional correlations,and modern medical mechanisms.In the preliminary phase of this study,our research team validated via scientific and technological novelty retrieval that no literature has reported on the concept of"liver meridian-glandular diseases".A small-scale cross-sectional study further revealed that glandular diseases in the LR meridian circulation region exhibit a"double-high"phenomenon,characterized by a high overall prevalence and a high prevalence of multi-gland involvement.Based on these findings,we pioneeringly put forward the hypothesis of"liver meridian-glandular diseases".The LR is characterized by abundant blood supply but insufficient Qi(气)flow.When the closing mechanism of the LR malfunctions,it tends to induce the accumulation of pathological products(e.g.,phlegm turbidity and blood stasis),which gradually trigger pathological alterations and ultimately lead to the onset of the aforementioned glandular diseases.Grounded in the theory of"Jueyin governing closure",this article systematically explores the potential association mechanisms of"liver meridian-glandular diseases",aiming to provide novel insights and theoretical foundations for the clinical management of such diseases.关键词
腺体病变/肝经/厥阴为阖/经络理论/肝主疏泄Key words
Glandular diseases/Liver meridian of foot-Jueyin/Jueyin governing closure/Meridian theory/Liver governing free flow of Qi分类
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杨乐,万凌峰,徐天成..基于"厥阴为阖"理论探讨"肝经-腺体病"[J].中医临床研究,2026,18(7):139-142,4.基金项目
第四批江苏省中医临床优秀人才研修项目(苏中医科教[2022]1号) （苏中医科教[2022]1号）
国家自然科学基金委员会,青年科学基金项目(82305376). （82305376）
