온경탕(溫經湯)에 관한 형상의학적(形象醫學的) 연구

오수석,이용태,Oh, Soo-Suk,Lee, Yong-Tae 대한동의생리학회 2005 동의생리병리학회지 Vol.19 No.2

As a result of study on indications for the use of Onkyung-tang in Hyungsang medicine, the writer drew following conclusions. In literature Onkyung-tang was originated in Geumgyeyoryak, it was adapted to leucorrhea as a result of hemorrhage into the tissues in the lower region of abdomen after abortion, to sterility for a long time owing to being cold in the abdomen or to menstrual irregularity. Onkyung-tang in Dongeuibogam was gone after the signification of Geumgyeyoryak, but the structural elements and quantity of the prescription follow the theory in Euihakyipmun. It is the prescription that cures menstrual irregularity, melena, leucorrhea and sterility, which are occurred from hemorrhage into the tissue with shortage of blood due to being weak and cold in Chungimmak, as being warming up Kyung and spreading out cold, and also as being making blood and taking off hemorrhage. Nowadays Onkyung-tang is widely prescribed not only menstrual irregularity, melena, leucorrhea and sterility but also ceasing of menstruation, menopausal disorders and myoma of the uterus. As a result reviewing the clinical cases which was medicated with Onkyung-tang in Dongeuibogam, it was come to the conclusion that Onkyung-tang is efficacious to the figure and to the connected symptoms having with weakened Chungimmak in Hyungsang medicine. Also it can be utilized in many cases of diseases in the female genital organs. It can be summarized that the efficacious cases of figure, color, pulse and symptoms which Onkyung-tang can be applied, are as follows : Figure - On the ground of weakening of Chungimmak, its application is good for the cases of small breasts, thin hair, weak tonsils or skin of lips being grazed, Dam type, Ki type, Hyul type and also menarche being earlier or later than normal. Color - Because of weakening of Chungimmak and uterus being ill, in the cases of wearing with a darkish complexion, being dameumki below eyes due to damp and dam in stomach, and being dark color around umbilicus owing to cold lower abdomen, the prescription is efficacious. Pulse - In the case which pulse appears on the level of liver-large intestine it is efficacious, because the sickness of Chungimmak is closely connected with Jokkyulumgankyung. Symptoms - Especially pains in breasts during menstruation, menstrual irregularity, a bloody flux, painful menstruation, leucorrhea, myoma of the uterus, a carbuncle on the face, skin diseases and pelvic affection, owing to uterine diseases caused from weakening Chungimmak are medicated well with Onkyung-tang.

GDI 엔진용 고압 레일압 센서 소자 국산화 개발

오수석(Soo Suk Oh),손현수(Hyun Soo Sohn),김성진(Sung Jin Kim),윤종운(Jong Woon Yoon),김영덕(Young Deok Kim) 한국자동차공학회 2014 한국자동차공학회 학술대회 및 전시회 Vol.2014 No.11

압전 및 압저항 소재의 차량 응용

오수석(Soo Suk Oh),박동원(Dong-Won Park) 한국자동차공학회 2016 오토저널 Vol.38 No.5

모듈라 치합형 동방향회전 이축 스크류식 압출기를 이용한 폐 XLPE의 재활용

오수석 ( Soo Seok Oh ),방대석 ( Dae Suk Bang ),이종근 ( Jong Keun Lee ) 한국고무학회 2004 엘라스토머 및 콤포지트 Vol.39 No.2

본 연구에서는 폐기되는 고전압용 전선으로부터 얻어질 수 있는 XLPE(crosslinked polyethylene)의 재활용에 관하여 고찰하였다. XLPE 스크랩 및 폐기들의 분쇄를 위해 약 100??이하부터 약 1000??까지 입자크기의 조절이 가능한 두 종류의 분쇄기를 사용하였다. 모듈라 치합형 동방향회전 이축 스크류식 압출기(modular intermeshing co-rotating twin screw extruder)를 이용하여 폐 XLPE의 조성, 폐 XLPE의 입자크기 및 종류, 스크류 조합, 매트릭스 수지의 종류(LDP, HDPE, PP, PS) 조건을 변화시키면서 배합물을 제조하호 그들의 기계적 및 유변학적 특성과 파단면을 조사하였다. 일반적으로 내외 전도층을 포함한 폐 XLPE 배합률의 충격강도는 내외 전도층을 제외한 배합물보다 충격강도가 작은 것으로 나타났다. 또한, XLPE의 함량이 증가하고 입자크기가 작아 질수록 배합물의 충격강도가 증가하였다. 특히, LDPE의 경우 XLPE를 약 80 wt%까지 충전하여도 정상조건의 압출공정이 가능하였다. 스크류조합에 따른 배합물의 충격강도는 니딩디스크 블록(kneading disc block)의 수가 많을수록 논은 값을 나타내었다. 전체적으로 XLPE의 양이 증가할수록 배합물의 용융점도가 증가하였으나, 압출 전단속도 범위에서shear thinning 경향을 나타내었다. 폐 XLPE를 범용 고분자수지와 흔합할 경우, LDPE, HDPE, PP 및 PS 모든 배합물에서 충격강도가 증가하였다. 특히, PS/XLPE 배합물의 경우에는 충격강도가 2 배정도 향상되는 효과를 보여주었다. The recycling of waste XLPE(crosslinked polyethylene), which is a major source of scraps from high voltage power transmission cables, has been discussed. The waste XLPE scraps were ground into fine powder with various sizes from less than 100?? up to about 1000?? using two types of tailor-made pulverizers. The compounds were prepared in a modular intermeshing co-rotating twin screw extruder at various conditions such as different compositions, types and powder sizes of waste XLPE, screw configurations and various polymer matrices (LDPF, HDPE, PP, PS). The mechanical and rheological properties and the fracture surface of the compounds were investigated. It was found that an improved impact strength was obtained from the compound with white XLPE powder pulverized from the scraps without outer/inner semi-conductive layers. Generally, the impact strength increases with the content of XLPE but decreases with the size of XLPE. Especially for LDPE, the extrusion was possible up to 80 wt% loading of XLPE. Also, the impact strength increases with the number of kneading disc blocks in the given screw configurations. The melt viscosity of the compounds increases with increasing XLPE loading. However, the higher shear thinning behavior of the compounds at common shear rates implies proper processibility of the compounds. In addition, the impact strength for other polymer matrices used increases with XLPE and it is noticeable that the impact strength of PS/XLPE (80/20 wt%) compound was improved twice that of pure PS.

산증(疝症)의 개념변화(槪念變化)에 대(對)한 연구(硏究) III (청대(淸代) 이후(以後))

이용태,오수석,강경화,Lee, Yong-Tae,Oh, Soo-Suk,Kang, Kyung-Hwa 대한동의생리학회 2006 동의생리병리학회지 Vol.20 No.4

The korean oriental medicine dose not actively apply San syndrome(that is, colic syndrome) to the clinic because its concept is not established concretely even though it has definitely existed as a disease of human being from the time of Naegyeong to these days. Thus the author writes this thesis to establish the concept of San syndrome by the research of literature for the purpose of promoting clinical application. Study on the concept of San syndrome through the statements written by medical practitioners of each period comes to the following conclusions. The concept of San syndrome stated by various medical practitioners does not deviate from that in Hwangjenaegyeong. Most of them simply modify and supplement it. San syndrome refers to the case when the contents of abdominal cavity protrude to outside and when swelling and pain around the genital organs, or fierce pain in abdomen comes with constipation and dysuria. There are three methods of classifications of 7 San syndromes in large. The first one is the classification in Hwangjenaegyeong, the second one is that of So WonDang, and the third one is that of Jang Jahwa. Among them ,Jang Jahwa's classification has occupied the most influential position since Hwangjenaegyegng, in which, there are seven Sans; Han-San, Su-San, Geun-San, Hyul-San, Gi-San, Ho-San, and Toe-San. On the basis of his classification, the concept of San syndrome is established by posterity. The causes of San syndrome are claimed in three ways. In Hwangjenaegyeong , Cold and Ki are described. Ju Dangye asserted Damp-Heat. Heo Jun maintained Cold, Ki and Damp-Heat. Ju Dangye made enlargement and progress on the etiology in Hwangjenaegyeong from Cold and Ki to Damp-Heat. Heo Jun reasonably combined Cold, Gi, and Damp-Heat as the pathogen of San syndrome. There are two meridians closely related to San syndrome. In Hwangjenaegyeong, the Conception meridian is designated, Ju Dangye insisted on the Liver meridian of Foot Gyuleum. His theory that the Liver meridian entirely governs San syndrome is accepted by posterity. Ru Young in Myeong dynasty complementarily combined the concept In Hwangje -naegyeong, classifications of Jang Jahwa, and Ju Dangye's theory. He was followed by Gong Jeonghyeon, Lee Cheon, and Heo Jun, and finally related to Jisan in present time. Heo Jun has completed the standard of San syndrome by combining opinions of anterior medical practitioners. He complied with Naegyeong and Yang Sayoung's view in symptoms, and classified into seven categories according to Jang Jahwa's advocation. In the pathogenesis, he followed up Naegyeong in which Cold and Ki were designated as a cause and Ju Dangye's theory that San syndrome was caused by Damp-Heat, congested fluids, retention of undigested food, and stagnated blood. For meridians, he agreed with Ju Dangye's assertion that the Liver meridian entirely governs San syndrome. About Hyungsang of face, Lee Cheon indicated that if the part behind ear was sunken, the person had his kidney hanged below, and if the person had his kidney hanged below, he was susceptible to lumbosacral pain and Ho-San syndromes. Afterwards, Jisan pointed out that persons with the following characteristics in Hyungsang should be considered to have San syndromes; droopy ears, asymmetric wings of nose, unbalanced eyes, curved nose, asymmetric testicles, turned up nose for man, and long nose for woman. By recognizing the concrete features of Hyungsang, Jisan founded Hyungsang medicine, the horizon of oriental medicine.

산증(疝症)의 개념변화(槪念變化)에 대(對)한 연구(硏究) (금원(金元) - 명대(明代))

이주은,오수석,이용태,Lee, Joo-Eun,Oh, Soo-Suk,Lee, Yong-Tae 대한동의생리학회 2006 동의생리병리학회지 Vol.20 No.6

The korean oriental medicine dose not actively apply San syndrome(that is, colic syndrome) to the clinic because its concept is not established concretely even though it has definitely existed as a disease of human being from the time of Naegyeong to these days. Thus the author writes this thesis to establish the concept of San syndrome by the research of literature for the purpose of promoting clinical application. Study on the concept of San syndrome through the statements written by medical practitioners of each period comes to the following conclusions. The concept of San syndrome stated by various medical practitioners does not deviate from that in Hwangjenaegyeong. Most of them simply modify and supplement it. San syndrome refers to the case when the contents of abdominal cavity protrude to outside and when swelling and pain around the genital organs, or fierce pain in abdomen comes with constipation and dysuria. There are three methods of classifications of 7 San syndromes in large. The first one is the classification in Hwangjenaegyeong, the second one is that of So Wonbang, and the third one is that of Jang Jahwa .Among them ,Jang Jahwa's classification has occupied the most influential position since Hwangjenaegyeong, in which, there are seven Sans; Han-San, Su-San, Geun-San, Hyul-San, Gi-San, Ho-San, and Toe-San. On the basis of his classification, the concept of San Syndrome is established by posterity. The causes of San syndrome are claimed in three ways. In Hwangjenaegyeong , Cold and Ki are described. Ju Dangye assorted Damp-Heat. Heo Jun maintained Cold, Ki and Damp-Heat. Ju Dangye made enlargement and progress on the etiology in Hwangjenaegyeong from Cold and Ki to Damp-Heat. Heo Jun reasonably combined Cold, Gi, and Damp-Heat as the pathogen of San syndrome. There are two meridians closely related to San syndrome. in Hwangjenaegyeong, the Conception meridian is designated, Ju Dangye insisted on the Liver meridian of Foot Gyuleum. His theory that the Liver meridian entirely governs San syndrome is accepted by posterity. Ru Young in Myeong dynasty complementarily combined the concept In Hwangje -naegyeong, classifications of Jang Jahwa, and Ju Dangye's theory. He was followed by Gong Jeonghyeon, Lee Cheon, and Heo Jun, and finally related to Jisan in present time. Heo Jun has completed the standard of San syndrome by combining opinions of anterior medical practitioners. He complied with Naegyeong and Yang Sayoung's view in symptoms, and classified into seven categories according to Jang Jahwa's advocation. in the pathogenesis, he followed up Naegyeong in which Cold and Ki were designated as a cause and Ju Dangye's theory that San syndrome was caused by Damp-Heat, congested fluids, retention of undigested food, and stagnated blood. For meridians, he agreed with Ju Dangye's assertion that the Liver meridian entirely governs San syndrome. About Hyungsang of face, Lee Cheon indicated that if the part behind ear was sunken, the person had his kidney hanged below, and if the person had his kidney hanged below, he was susceptible to lumbosacral pain and Ho-San syndromes. Afterwards, Jisan pointed out that persons with the following characteristics in Hyungsang should be considered to have San syndromes; droopy ears, asymmetric wings of nose, unbalanced eyes, curved nose, asymmetric testicles, turned up nose for man, and long nose for woman. By recognizing the concrete features of Hyungsang, Jisan founded Hyungsang medicine, the horizon of oriental medicine.

산증(疝症)의 개념변화(槪念變化)에 대(對)한 연구(硏究) (내경(內經)- 송대(宋代))

이주은,오수석,이용태,Lee, Joo-Eun,Oh, Soo-Suk,Lee, Yong-Tae 대한동의생리학회 2006 동의생리병리학회지 Vol.20 No.2

The korean oriental medicine dose not actively apply San syndrome(that is, colic syndrome) to the clinic because its concept is not established concretely even though it has definitely existed as a disease of human being from the time of Naegyeong to these days. Thus the author writes this thesis to establish the concept of San syndrome by the research of literature for the purpose of promoting clinical application. Study on the concept of San syndrome through the statements written by medical practitioners of each period comes to the following conclusions. The concept of San syndrome stated by various medical practitioners does not deviate from that in Hwangjenaegyeong. Most of them simply modify and supplement it. San syndrome refers to the case when the contents of abdominal cavity protrude to outside and when swelling and pain around the genital organs, or fierce pain in abdomen comes with constipation and dysuria. There are three methods of classifications of 7 San syndromes in large. The first one is the classification in Hwangjenaegyeong, the second one is that of So Wonbang, and the third one is that of Jang Jahwa .Among them ,Jang Jahwa's classification has occupied the most influential position since Hwangjenaegyeong, in which, there are seven Sans; Han-San, Su-San, Geun-San, Hyul-San, Gi-San, Ho-San, and Toe-San. On the basis of his classification, the concept of San syndrome is established by posterity. The causes of San syndrome are claimed in three ways. In Hwangjenaegyeong , Cold and Ki are described. Ju Dangye asserted Damp-Heat. Heo Jun maintained Cold, Ki and Damp-Heat. Ju Dangye made enlargement and progress on the etiology in Hwangjenaegyeong from Cold and Ki to Damp-Heat. Heo Jun reasonably combined Cold, Gi, and Damp-Heat as the pathogen of San syndrome. There are two meridians closely related to San syndrome. In Hwangjenaegyeong, the Conception meridian is designated, Ju Dangye insisted on the Liver meridian of Foot Gyuleum. His theory that the Liver meridian entirely governs San syndrome is accepted by posterity. Ru Young in Myeong dynasty complementarily combined the concept In Hwangjenaegyeong, classifications of Jang Jahwa, and Ju Dangye's theory. He was followed by Gong Jeonghyeon, Lee Cheon, and Heo Jun, and finally related to Jisan in present time. Heo Jun has completed the standard of San syndrome by combining opinions of anterior medical practitioners. He complied with Naegyeong and Yang Sayoung's view in symptoms, and classified into seven categories according to Jang Jahwa's advocation. In the pathogenesis, he followed up Naegyeong in which Cold and Ki were designated as a cause and Ju Dangye's theory that San syndrome was caused by Damp-Heat, congested fluids, retention of undigested food, and stagnated blood. For meridians, he agreed with Ju Dangye's assertion that the Liver meridian entirely governs San syndrome. About Hyungsang of face, Lee Cheon indicated that if the part behind ear was sunken, the person had his kidney hanged below, and if the person had his kidney hanged below, he was susceptible to lumbosacral pain and Ho-San syndromes. Afterwards, Jisan pointed out that persons with the following characteristics in Hyungsang should be considered to have San syndromes; droopy ears, asymmetric wings of nose, unbalanced eyes, curved nose, asymmetric testicles, turned up nose for man, and long nose for woman. By recognizing the concrete features of Hyungsang, Jisan founded Hyungsang medicine, the horizon of oriental medicine.