Professor Jin Shi Treats Vascular Intestinal Obstruction from the Perspective of Collaterals

Ischemic obstruction is a dangerous condition with a high mortality rate. Professor Jin Shi proposed that vascular intestinal obstruction disease is based on the intestinal tract while the structure of mesenteric vascular structure in modern medicine is highly similar to the morphological description of "intestinal collateral" in traditional Chinese medicine. The "hypercoagulable state" of blood is highly consistent with the core of the pathogenesis of "intestinal stasis" in traditional Chinese medicine. Blood stasis is a key pathological product and pathogenic factor of vascular intestinal obstruction and it is necessary to pay attention to the combination of disease identification, clarification of urgency, and phased treatment. This study provides a theoretical basis and practical example for the treatment of vascular intestinal obstruction in traditional Chinese medicine.