| 英文摘要 |
Japanese surgeon Dr. Hanaoka Seishu(1760-1835) is renowned for performing the first breast cancer surgery under general anesthesia in the world using his own oral herbal anesthetics. He combined traditional medical theory with western surgical techniques from the Netherlands and developed his own medical style. He treated 156 breast cancer patients, usingthe treatment methods he developed himself. In the early 19th century, disciples transcribed Hanaoka Seishu’s dictation into the Japanese medical classic Nyuganbenshoand Nyuganben. They combine specialized knowledge about western surgical treatment and traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) post-operative care for breast cancer patients. This study looks into the practice of pre-and post-operative care for breast cancer patients regarding syndrome differentiation, post-operative wound bandage, local tumor erosion, decoction nursing and the application of ointment and strips described in Hanaoka’s classic Nyuganbenshoand Nyuganben. We discover Hanaoka’s unique treatment and care methods are base on TCM guidelines and influenced by the Ming dynasty TCM surgeonChen Shi Gong (1555-1636). |