Bone-setting, Chinese medicine refers to the treatment of fractures, dislocations and other diseases by pushing, dragging, pressing and pressing. Orthopedics, as a specialty name, is a specialty for diagnosis and treatment of injuries, and it is also one of the "thirteen subjects" of ancient medicine, some of which are also called traumatology or orthopedics.

The object of bonesetting is mainly the damage of bones, joints and soft tissues caused by external forces, but it also includes visceral injuries caused by similar reasons. The word "Zheng" is used as a gerund here. That is, it is a scientific technology to correct limb deformation and recovery caused by bone and joint injury.

In the official medical system of the Yuan Dynasty, there was the "Bonning Golden Carving Department". Therefore, Wei Yilin, a medical expert specializing in bonesetting in the Yuan Dynasty, set up the "Boning Golden Points" in Volume 18 of "A Good Prescription for World Doctors", specifically discussing the pulse causes, syndrome differentiation and treatment of bone and joint injuries and diseases caused by golden blades.

Jin Jian of Medical Sect: Essential Principles of Bone-Setting and Mind-Setting, points out: "Today's bone-setting is also the evidence of ancient traumatic injuries." Stretching traction

The main reference is to overcome the antagonistic action of muscles, correct the shortening and displacement of the affected limb and restore the length of the affected limb. According to the principle of "if you want to close, you can close, if you leave first, then you can close again", when you start traction, you should first keep the limb in its original position, and use the distal and proximal fracture segments for antagonistic traction along the longitudinal axis of the limb. Then, change the direction of the limb according to the steps of reduction and continue traction. The amount of traction depends on the patient's muscle strength, and it should be appropriate and stable. Generally speaking, young and middle-aged male patients, muscular, should have greater traction; On the contrary, patients and women of all ages should not need too much traction. For limbs with rich muscle groups, such as femoral shaft fracture, bone traction should be combined; However, although the humeral shaft fracture is muscular, if the force is too large, it will often separate the broken ends and cause nonunion.

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