Physicians from Wanmitzhai Hospital in Luotian County

The hospital currently has 217 employees, including 35 with senior professional titles and 110 with intermediate professional titles. It has 12 clinical departments, 8 medical and technical functional departments, equipped with more than 30 large and medium-sized diagnosis and treatment equipment (sets), 120 open beds, more than 90,000 outpatient visits per year, and more than 3,000 inpatient visits. The total assets of the hospital are 3 More than 10 million yuan.

In 1997, it was awarded the "Second Class A Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital" by the Ministry of Health. In recent years, it has been rated as the provincial "Consumer Satisfaction Unit" and "Advanced Collective of the Provincial Health System". The hospital has clinical departments including internal medicine, surgery, gynecology, pediatrics, orthopedics, acupuncture and massage, eye, ear, nose and throat, oral cavity, skin, anorectal, cosmetology, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease, diabetes, liver disease, lithotripsy center, emergency department and other clinical departments. Among them, nephrology, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, liver disease, traditional Chinese medicine orthopedics, lumbar disc herniation, diabetes, and spleen and stomach diseases are the specialty specialties of our hospital.

Wan Mi Zhai (1499-1582), the "Medical Sage", also known as Wan Quan, was born in Dahe'an, Luotian, Hubei Province. He was a famous physician in the Ming Dynasty of my country. He was famous for his expertise in treating pediatrics, gynecology, and acne diseases. World. His "Wanmi Zhai Medical Encyclopedia" is of high reference value for clinical medicine. In addition to syndrome differentiation and treatment of common diseases in pediatrics, gynecology, and internal medicine, it also includes research on classic works such as "Treatise on Febrile Diseases" and health care and eugenics. Discussing aspects of excellent education and so on. The names of the sub-categories are: "Four Essentials of Health Preservation", "Life-Saving Songs", "Selected Brocades for Typhoid Fever", "Guangsi Summary", "Wan's Women's Department", "Pian Yu Xin Shu", "Nursing Family Secrets", "Preschool Education Development", "Pian Yu Ke" "Jade Acne Rash" and "Acne Rash Heart Method" *** 10 types, 108 volumes. A great medical scientist of the Ming Dynasty who was as famous as Li Shizhen. In the early Qing Dynasty, he was named a "Medical Saint" by the emperor. In the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (1708), Shen Tingzhen, the magistrate of Luotian County, rebuilt his tomb and erected a tombstone.

Wan Yuan was a junior student. After failing in the examination, he decided to study medicine. Because his family has been "medicine to help the world" for generations, he has a deep family background in medicine. In addition, he studies hard and is diligent in summarizing clinical experience. Therefore, he has profound medical attainments, especially good at taking pulses, looking at colors, and treating some difficult diseases. After his diagnosis, the dialectics can be clarified. In particular, he has in-depth research on pediatrics, gynecology, and internal medicine miscellaneous diseases. In terms of pediatrics, he summarized three causes of diseases in children based on the thirteen prescriptions passed down from home, and proposed a policy of not taking excessive medicines and focusing on prevention, which was quite innovative. In terms of gynecology, he clarified the physiological and pathological characteristics of women, and pointed out the idea of ??nourishing qi and blood and regulating the spleen and stomach, which had a profound impact on the history of TCM gynecology. The "Wanshi Niu Qingxin Pill" he invented is still a good medicine for treating acute convulsions in children.

He attaches great importance to the medical heritage of his motherland, but he is not rigidly conservative, but focuses on the specific analysis of the disease and the flexible use of ancient prescriptions. The diagnosis he wrote was concise and clear, and the prescriptions he prescribed were few but effective. He created many miracles of bringing the dead back to life, so he was called a "miracle doctor" by people at that time.

Wan Mi Zhai spent decades summarizing and organizing the clinical practice experience of his ancestors and himself, and wrote dozens of volumes of valuable medical books. Every time he wrote a volume, his disciples would copy it in various offices and spread it throughout the country. His published works include "Secrets of Baby-rearing in Wan's Family", "Guang Si's Summary of Wan's Family", "Gynecology of Wan's Family", "The Essential Methods for Pox and Rash in Wan's Family", "Wan's Family's Brocade of Typhoid Fever" , "The Life-Saving Song of Wan's Family", "The Play of Wan's Family on Preschool Education", "Wan's Family's Jade Pox" and other ten volumes. These books are all included in the "Sikuquanshu" and published throughout the world. According to the "Wan Family Genealogy", there are still 37 manuscripts that have not been printed. Now, except for "Wan Family Secret Surgery" and "Wan Family Genealogy", the rest have been lost.

The distinctive features of Wan's works are: the reasoning is explained in simple and simple terms, clear and easy to understand. A large part of it is written in the form of poems and words, which is easy to learn and remember. At the same time, on the basis of inheriting the tradition, there are also many incisive and unique insights, which are highly praised by later generations. For example, Qing Dynasty medical scientists Shen Jinqi and Wu Zhiwang; Japanese medical scientists Tanba Motoken and Yumoto Qiuzhen; Korean medical scientists Xu Jun, etc. all quoted Wan's theory in their works and gave high praise.