Looking, smelling,asking, and feeling the pulse are the four major methods for the diagnosis ofChinese medicine. In the eyes of the public, among them, feeling the pulse isthe most mysterious way.A experienced doctor put a hand on the patient's wristand finished the diagnosis in a moment. However, the accuracy of traditionalChinese medicine pulse diagnosis based on experience has always beenquestioned. In the era of Internet AI+ , can the pulse perform remotemonitoring like heartbeat blood pressure and suggest health risks? There arealready companies trying. The reporter learned from Changzhou Kim HealthTechnology Co., Ltd. that the American Heart Association recently awarded aninternational best paper award to the electronic pulse technology, which isalso the first time to issue academic papers related to Chinese medicine.

Kim's healthy pulsediagnosis instrument mainly uses the theory of qi and blood resonance proposedby Professor Wang Weigong, the dean of the Department of Physics of Sun Yat-senUniversity in Taiwan, using the principle of resonance harmonics. Unlike mostproducts on the market, which mainly adopt the idea of blood fluid mechanicsprevailing in modern medicine, resonance theory believes that the mostimportant thing in blood circulation is "Resonance and transmission ofpotential energy of vascular pressure wave", which is exactly the basis oftraditional dialectical theory.

Li Yun, generalmanager of Kim health, introduced that as early as 1989, Professor Wang Weigongpublished a paper at the American Heart Association to prove that the pulse ofany part of the body can reflect any changes in the body in time. Up to now,the entire research and development team has published more than 140 SCI papersin the fields of mechanics, biophysics and instruments.Electronic pulse sensingcan accurately predict the risk of cardiovascular disease in patients with type2 diabetes. In addition, Kim's research on the effects of menopause on women'scardiovascular system using electronic pulse sensing has been highlighted bythe American heart association. "Pulse waves can see information thatother monitoring technologies can't, and they can better predict heartdisease."

Kim health isworking with a number of companies to diagnose and analyze the health of c-endusers and to provide suggestions for their health care. "Our pulsedetector can help users identify their physical conditions and, through aunique algorithm, interpret the strengths and weaknesses of the heart, liver,kidney, spleen, lung, stomach, gall, bladder and other meridians, and givesuggestions for conditioning and treatment according to their personal conditions."According to Li Yun, the scene with the most c-terminal applications is sometraditional Chinese medicine and health care centers, and they are also tryingto enter the pharmacy channel. However, Kim's current main commercial scenariois to provide core algorithms for b-end users.

Some people intraditional Chinese medicine said that the training cycle of traditionalChinese medicine is long, and the emergence of artificial intelligence andalgorithm of traditional Chinese medicine, such as pulse detector, can beregarded as a path to explore for the modernization of traditional Chinesemedicine. However, no matter the interpretation of pulse conditions ortreatment suggestions, they cannot be separated from the guidance ofprofessional doctors. In the future, these technology products still need to beclosely integrated with doctors. However, it is still necessary to payattention to the dialectical treatment of Chinese medicine practitioners whovary from person to person.

Source:http://baijiahao.baidu.com/s?id=1648330009655860933&wfr=spider&for=pc

Time:2019.10.26