Explanation of the first ten articles of Ye Tianshi's "The Part on External Warmth" - the similarities and differences between the law of occurrence and development of warm diseases and the identification of typhoid fever

The article discusses the theoretical framework and clinical implications of "Wen disease" as outlined in the first ten chapters of "Yi Tian Shi's 'Outer Sensitivity to Warm and Hot'." It emphasizes the distinctive characteristics of Wen disease, particularly its emphasis on the "warm" and "hot" properties, and its divergence from the辨治 approach of "Ying disease" in traditional Chinese medicine. The text highlights the importance of accurately identifying and managing the "warm" stage of Wen disease, contrasting it with the more static approach taken in dealing with "Ying" diseases. Yi Tian Shi's works are noted for their innovative integration of empirical observations with theoretical analysis, providing a foundation for modern understanding of Wen disease.