Yin-yang and the Five Phases
Visceral Manifestation
Meridian and Collateral, Acupuncture Point
Body Surface Areas
Pathogenesis
Diagnostic Methods
Principles and Prescriptions
Acupuncture and Moxibustion Therapy
Internal Medicine and Pediatric Diseases
Obstetric Disease Syndrome
External Traumatology Conditions
Five Sense Organ Disorders
ENT Disorders
Ophthalmic Conditions
Five Orbiculi
Bagor
Stye(stye)
Reddened Eyelid
Fistula Disease: Canthus Pyorrhea (Chronic Dacryocystitis)
Eyelid Phlegm Nodule (Eyelid Swelling)
Eyelid Fungal Infection
Wind Red Sore (Eyelid Dermatitis)
Sleepy Strings, Crimson Decay
Canthal Redness and Erosion
Trichiasis
Drooping of Upper Eyelid (Blepharoptosis)(drooping of Upper Eyelid (Blepharoptosis))
Ectropion and Adhesion of Eyelid
Wind-Fire Eye Pain
Red Eye Epidemic
Fire Gan (Scleritis)
Metal Gan (Phlyctenular Conjunctivitis)
White Membrane Invading Eye
Prickly-ash-like Sore (Trachoma)
Millet Sore (Conjunctival Folliculitis)
Pterygium
Nebula
Cloudy Nebula
Congealed-fat Nebula (Purulent Keratitis)
Ice Flaw Barrier
Murky Eye Nebula (Interstitial Keratitis)
Clustered Stars Nebula (Herpes Simplex Keratitis)
Spiral Protrusion
Crab Eye
Wind-orbiculus Red Bean (Fascicular Keratitis)
Malnutrition Involving Eye (Keratomalacia)
Night Blindness
High-wind Internal Visual Obstruction (Pigmentary Retinopathy)
Round Nebula Cataract (Senile Cataract)(round Nebula Cataract (Senile Cataract))
Sudden Blindness
Bluish Blindness (Optic Atrophy)
Upward Rushing of Yellow Fluid (Hypopyon)
Hyphemia
Green Glaucoma (Acute Angle-closure Glaucoma)
Five Kinds of Wind Glaucoma
Ruptured Wound of Eyeball
Congenital Cataract
Petaloid Nebula with A Sunken Center (Ulcerative Keratitis)
Hyperemia of Ocular Conjunctiva
Red Vessels Crossing White Eye (Angular Conjunctivitis)
Red Veins Spread across
Drooping Pannus (Trachomatous Pannus)
White Nebula Envelops Eyes
Strabismus
Contracted Pupil (Iridocyclitis)
Pupillary Metamorphosis
Convergent Squint
Subconjunctival Hemorrhage
Eye Black Damage
Coiling and Curling
Intricate Veins
See Red as White
External Ophthalmopathy
Internal Visual Obstruction
Medical History
Visceral Manifestation
Meridian and Collateral, Acupuncture Point
Body Surface Areas
Pathogenesis
Diagnostic Methods
Principles and Prescriptions
Acupuncture and Moxibustion Therapy
Internal Medicine and Pediatric Diseases
Obstetric Disease Syndrome
External Traumatology Conditions
Five Sense Organ Disorders
ENT Disorders
Ophthalmic Conditions
Five Orbiculi
Bagor
Stye(stye)
Reddened Eyelid
Fistula Disease: Canthus Pyorrhea (Chronic Dacryocystitis)
Eyelid Phlegm Nodule (Eyelid Swelling)
Eyelid Fungal Infection
Wind Red Sore (Eyelid Dermatitis)
Sleepy Strings, Crimson Decay
Canthal Redness and Erosion
Trichiasis
Drooping of Upper Eyelid (Blepharoptosis)(drooping of Upper Eyelid (Blepharoptosis))
Ectropion and Adhesion of Eyelid
Wind-Fire Eye Pain
Red Eye Epidemic
Fire Gan (Scleritis)
Metal Gan (Phlyctenular Conjunctivitis)
White Membrane Invading Eye
Prickly-ash-like Sore (Trachoma)
Millet Sore (Conjunctival Folliculitis)
Pterygium
Nebula
Cloudy Nebula
Congealed-fat Nebula (Purulent Keratitis)
Ice Flaw Barrier
Murky Eye Nebula (Interstitial Keratitis)
Clustered Stars Nebula (Herpes Simplex Keratitis)
Spiral Protrusion
Crab Eye
Wind-orbiculus Red Bean (Fascicular Keratitis)
Malnutrition Involving Eye (Keratomalacia)
Night Blindness
High-wind Internal Visual Obstruction (Pigmentary Retinopathy)
Round Nebula Cataract (Senile Cataract)(round Nebula Cataract (Senile Cataract))
Sudden Blindness
Bluish Blindness (Optic Atrophy)
Upward Rushing of Yellow Fluid (Hypopyon)
Hyphemia
Green Glaucoma (Acute Angle-closure Glaucoma)
Five Kinds of Wind Glaucoma
Ruptured Wound of Eyeball
Congenital Cataract
Petaloid Nebula with A Sunken Center (Ulcerative Keratitis)
Hyperemia of Ocular Conjunctiva
Red Vessels Crossing White Eye (Angular Conjunctivitis)
Red Veins Spread across
Drooping Pannus (Trachomatous Pannus)
White Nebula Envelops Eyes
Strabismus
Contracted Pupil (Iridocyclitis)
Pupillary Metamorphosis
Convergent Squint
Subconjunctival Hemorrhage
Eye Black Damage
Coiling and Curling
Intricate Veins
See Red as White
External Ophthalmopathy
Internal Visual Obstruction
Medical History
