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蜂針療法에 對한 考察 -月刊 ≪養蜂界≫의 ‘蜂針療法에 對한 硏究’를 中心으로-
강중원,박동석,이상훈,이재동 대한침구의학회 2009 대한침구의학회지 Vol.26 No.1
Objectives : To survey concept, meaning, and problems of beekeeper’s bee sting therapy by reviewing and summarizing outline, indications, and clinical cases of ‘Research on Bee Sting Therapy’ described in Monthly Yangbonggye. Methods : As a narrative review, literature researches were carried out based on ‘Research on Bee Sting Therapy’ in Monthly Yangbonggye in the aspects of outline, indications, and clinical cases. In the concrete, outline was just summarized and described, and indications were categorized by recent version of international statistical classification of diseases and related health problems (ICD) of WHO (World health organization), and clinical cases were collected and summarized from the viewpoint of acupoints and methods of therapy. Results : 1. Bee sting therapy is to inject venom into skin by stimulating affected lesions or acupoints on meridian with sting of bee alive for therapeutic purposes. It can be divided into two classes (direct stimulation (直針法) and indirect stimulation (拔針法)) by the differences of methods, and is different from bee venom acupuncture therapy in the aspects of the way of extraction and injection. 2. In this material, bee sting therapy has 83 indications classified into 17 of 22 chapters of ICD. Among clinical cases, cases on neoplasm, goitre, lump, and haemorrhoids by direct stimulation were especially outstanding. 3. The therapeutic acupoints selected in bee sting therapy are mainly Ashi points (阿是穴), and partly acupoints on meridian (經穴), Extra points (經外奇穴), and New points (新穴) with careful consideration of patients’ condition. Conclusions : Although bee sting therapy has more or less controversial points of diagnosis, treatment, and management of side effects, it is thought that the accumulated and inherited experiences from old times can be used as meaningful material by further experimental and clinical researches.
FCP 7 : Cutaneous foreign body reaction induced by retained bee sting
( Hyun Bo Sim ),( Soo Yuhl Chae ),( Kyung Hea Park ),( Hyun Wuk Cha ),( Weon Ju Lee ),( Seok Jong Lee ),( Do Won Kim ),( Yong Hyun Jang ) 대한피부과학회 2014 대한피부과학회 학술발표대회집 Vol.66 No.1
Reactions to a bee sting ranges from mild erythema to severe anaphylactic reactions. Occasionally, a sting may be retained in the skin and a foreign body reaction to the sting may persist. In traditional Korean medicine, bee sting therapy applies a bee sting directly into a lesion to treat various diseases. Although, some cases about foreign body reaction induced by bee sting were reported, there is no report showing bee sting in biopsy specimens. A 50-year-old woman presented mild pruritic grouped papules on both lip angles for 7 months. She had suffered from recurrent herpes simplex. As a treatment, multiple bee stings had been applied on the the skin lesions several months before. Interestingly, we found apparatuses suspected to be retained stings of bees, which were showed as yellow sticks with central cavity filled with eosinophilic venom in the biopsy specimen. The retained apparatuses were surrounded by hair follicle-like structure and a granulomatous inflammatory cell infiltrate. In H&E staining, that apparatuses were consistent with bee stings. Cutaneous reactions induced by long-standing retention of bee stings in the tissues may cause some difficulties in diagnosis, because of nonspecific, neoplasm-like changes in clinical and histopathological examination. Herein, we report an interesting case of a foreign body reaction induced by retained bee stings, demonstrated in comparison with live bee stings.
허환,김재홍 한양대학교 의과대학 1999 한양의대 학술지 Vol.19 No.2
Nodular formation may be a rare feature in association with repeated bee-stings at the same sites. Histologically, such nodules are sometimes shown to be granuloma and pseudolymphoma reactions. We present the male patient with a nodule over the knee. He had the knee stung by bees two times at an interval of about 1 month for the treatment of arthralgia at the knee. Three months after the last bee-sting therapy, itchy, mildly tender, and yellow-ivory colored nodule, 2cm in diameter, developed at the site of bee-stings. A possible histogenesis may be due to antigen persistence. The biopsy specimen demonstrated eosinophilic granuloma mixed with lymphohistiocytic infiltration. The patient was treated with intralesional injections of triamcinolone suspension.
유민석(Min Seok Yoo),안성구(Sung Ku Ahn),이승헌(Seung Hun Lee),이원수(Won Soo Lee) 대한피부과학회 1994 대한피부과학회지 Vol.32 No.5
Contact Urticaria is a wheal-and-flare response to chemicals applied to the skin. Contact urticaria due to bee sting therapy has never been reported in Korea. A 45-year-old male was seen for erythematous plsques and patches with the duration of 3 days. Histologicall, the skin biopsy specimen showed necrosis and dyskeratotic cells in the epidermis. Collagen degenerati in and perivascular lymphocytic infiltrates were seen in the upper dermis. (Kor J Dermatol 1994;32(5):895-898)